Новости за 09.12.2018

The mounting number of communications that have been revealed by special counsel Robert Mueller III occurred against the backdrop of “sustained efforts by the Russian government to interfere with the U.S. presidential election,” as Mueller’s prosecutors wrote in a court filing last week.

Democratic Gov.-elect Tony Evers said lame-duck legislation approved by lawmakers after an all-night session last week “gets us off to a bad start. And I think that’s a mistake.”

The head of the Houthi delegation said a committee was discussing the swap and that the rebels were ready for the exchange, which would include rebel fighters he said are held at undisclosed locations abroad. After signing the agreement, bodies of the dead should be identified.

Wreaths Across America paid $10.3 million last year to Worcester Wreath Co. for about 1 million circles of balsam that adorn headstones, including a quarter-million at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. But the nonprofit and the company are run by the same family.

Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., described the details in prosecutors’ filings Friday in the case of Trump’s former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, as evidence that Trump was “at the center of a massive fraud.”

On Feb. 20, 1939, 22,000 members of the German American Bund, a pro-Nazi group, took over the venue that stars still consider a peak achievement if you can fill it up. That night, it was a full house for Bund leader Fritz Kuhn, who had become a household name as the "American Hitler. "

Facing a likely months-long wait in Tijuana before even getting the chance to request asylum in the U.S., many migrants are looking for work. Others who already have decided to stay in Mexico have applied for, and in some cases received, permits to work in Mexico.

Ciera Jackson filed for a restraining order, claiming in court documents that her ex-boyfriend, Victor Whittier, had sent a series of threatening text messages and then lurked outside her home. Eleven days later, Jackson was dead.

Victorina Morales said Friday that she can’t go back to Guatemala because her family has received death threats, but that she had to stand up for other workers without legal documents at the club who have been ridiculed by a supervisor as “donkeys” and “dogs.”

Documents from the investigation into the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut are shedding light on the gunman's anger, scorn for other people, and deep social isolation in the years leading up to the shooting.

Although the decision is not final, the Air Force last week selected Wright-Patterson Air Force Base as the “preferred location” for the F-35 Lightning II Hybrid Product Support Integrator organization, which supports the entire F-35 enterprise.

Lavelle Scottie led Air Force (4-6) with 17 points and 15 rebounds.

Rebels have been fighting Indian control since 1989. India accuses Pakistan of arming and training the rebels, a charge Pakistan denies.

Groans filled SpaceX Mission Control as live video showed the first-stage rocket booster spinning out of control. The disappointment was offset by the successful flight of the Dragon capsule and its 5,600 pounds of cargo. It should reach the space station Saturday.

Just seven seconds before a United Launch Alliance rocket carrying a classified National Reconnaissance Office satellite was poised to blast off Saturday night from Vandenberg Air Force Base northwest of Los Angeles, it was called off.

Andrew E. Slavonic celebrated his 101st birthday on Dec. 1 with his family and friends in McMurray, Penn. Slavonic said he has been drinking one Coors Light a day at 4 p.m. daily for the last 15 years.

A Warner Robins man convicted of molesting a young teenage girl has been sentenced to 90 years in a Georgia prison.

An Augusta man who said he just wanted to tell his side about what happened was again convicted of murder and aggravated assault in the shooting of two Fort Gordon military police officers, one of whom died.

Executives from a company responsible for providing food and water for deployed U.S. troops in Afghanistan have been charged with defrauding the government and creating a fake construction site to overstate progress on an $8 billion contract, the Department of Justice said in a recently-filed indictment.

A nurse at the Providence VA Medical Center has admitted that he removed liquid opioids from vials at the hospital for his own personal use and filled the vials back up with saline.

It was one day after his 99th birthday, 76 years after his first plane ride in Tuskegee, Alabama, and decades since he served as a pioneering fighter pilot in World War II, after the U.S. government long held black people lacked the mental capacity to fly airplanes.

The disaster was one in a string of fatal mishaps involving military aircraft over the last few years, drawing questions whether the aircraft are adequately maintained and whether all service members flying and caring for them are appropriately trained.

People who should have known did not want to know because knowing would have forced them to answer questions about when in an infant’s gestation it is preposterous to deny that a baby is present.

Army had the corps bouncing in front of the president and kept the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy.