Новости за 23.11.2018

Former FBI Director James Comey and former Attorney General Loretta Lynch have been issued subpoenas to testify early next month before the House Judiciary Committee, according to media reports.

A humanitarian aid worker since the 1990s, Annika Caldwell had grown accustomed to the routine chaos she experienced. An explosion in Kabul 11 years ago, however, changed the direction of her life. Now she is content to run a cozy shop where she sells fair trade, sustainable design goods. "I may not be going back to the war zone, but I want to give back still."

Michael Hayden, a retired Air Force four-star general and former director of the CIA and National Security Agency, has been hospitalized after suffering a stroke this week, his family announced Friday.

Waking up in Vault 76 is a lonely experience. You start Bethesda Softworks’ “Fallout 76” by stepping out of an underground vault 20 years after a nuclear war. The vault was packed with the best and the brightest among Vault Tec’s employees — a crew intended to be the first to step onto the blasted landscape and start rebuilding civilization.

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was in the United Arab Emirates on Friday, on his first tour abroad since the killing of Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi at the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul.

Mark Zuckerberg is "unable" to testify at a rare joint hearing with lawmakers from seven countries — representing more than 368 million people — who remain frustrated about the social media giant's handling of misinformation online.

Navy has 34 football seniors this season and 16 of them have received Marine Corps as a service assignment. Travis Kerchner will train to become a Marine Corps pilot, but the other 15 all selected Marine Corps Ground.

The names of the 15 Valley Forge High School alumni who died during the war in Vietnam were affixed to an honor roll plaque that has hung in the school for decades. But in May of 2017, some students decided that something more could and should be done to honor the memory of those fallen grads.

Democrats want $750 million to expand the Coast Guard’s small fleet of ships in the Arctic, where Russia has made inroads in recent years as the U.S. moves at a glacial pace.

American and Russian forces have clashed a dozen times in Syria — sometimes with exchanges of fire, some without — a U.S. envoy told Russian journalists in a wide-ranging interview this week.

He’s had his hand in two of the year’s biggest pop culture moments — with the film “Black Panther” and the song “This Is America” — but unlike Michael B. Jordan or Childish Gambino, Ludwig Goransson can easily walk down the street like a regular dude.

The wild terrain of the Arctic used to be the playground of explorers. But a new crop of high-end heli-ski lodges is turning it into the next frontier for skiers in search of virgin powder and unlimited runs, shared only with resident polar bears and reindeer. If skiing under the midnight sun feels like a new level in bragging rights, the ambitious Niehku Mountain Villa -- with 14 rooms on the border of Norway and Sweden -- is a whole different game.

How much would you pay to skip the security and customs lines at the airport: A hundred bucks? Or four grand? Easing the pain of jet-setting is a promise that a growing number of "airport concierge" companies are making to frequent fliers, whether they’re departing or arriving.

Dan Laroche holds a slight grudge against the United States. Every day when he goes to work as site supervisor at Fort George in southern Ontario, he can stare across the Niagara River and into western New York, and think to himself, "Those Americans stole our flag."

Striking Italian workers deliberately impeded traffic entering the Navy Support Site on Black Friday to protest what labor leaders say are too few Italians employed on base.

A Central African Republic militia leader and lawmaker who goes by the nickname Rambo told the International Criminal Court on Friday he was beaten and tortured after his arrest late last month in parliament.

From Senegal to Ethiopia, artists, governments and museums are eagerly awaiting a report commissioned by French President Emmanuel Macron on how former colonizers can return African art to Africa.

Japan's cybersecurity minister, who gained global notoriety last week when he said he doesn't use a computer, has now admitted he's not that familiar with the whole cybersecurity field either.

They stood in silence or whispered as the breeze rustled the remaining leaves on the trees, and a distant bell tolled the hour. At the top of hill, the flag at the Arlington mansion snapped in the wind, and a hawk soared overhead.

Not everyone gets to spend holidays with loved ones every year. Across the country, there are thousands of kids like Grant Willett, who already know that come next Thanksgiving or Christmas or deer season their dad will be thousands of miles away, deployed with the U.S. military.

An explosion ripped through a mosque inside an Afghan army base in the country's volatile eastern Khost province as Friday prayers were drawing to a close, killing 27 soldiers and wounding 57, the military said.

Japan plans to step up training efforts with east African nations, as Tokyo aims to work more closely with the U.S. in a region where China’s influence is on the rise.

An explosion ripped through a mosque inside an Afghan army base in the country's volatile eastern Khost province as Friday prayers were drawing to a close, the military said.

A viral GoFundMe campaign aimed to help Willie Davis, a 66-year-old Navy veteran, pay for his funeral.

During an interrogation, Devon Arthurs warned of Atomwaffen Division’s violent ambitions and said repeatedly that the organization had attracted U.S. military personnel as members and was aiming to recruit more. Some experts see the case as evidence that federal agencies are understaffed and out of position in confronting the threat of white supremacist terrorism.