Новости за 11.04.2019

Do you tire of gorgeous, historic churches all over Europe? Are you sick of the quaint wholesomeness that you find all over charming villages? Are you a big fan of the Korn song “Dead Bodies Everywhere,” and also like history? Then, boy, do I have a church for you to visit.

An Israeli spacecraft has failed in its attempt to make history as the first privately funded lunar mission.

A white Republican running for Mississippi attorney general said Thursday that he is "embarrassed" about taking part in a college skit 40 years ago in which other actors wore blackface.

The U.S. will deploy an advanced anti-missile system to Romania this summer to support NATO efforts in Europe, the military said Thursday.

The president of Belarus on Thursday threatened to retaliate against Russia for what he called its "insolent" trade restrictions.

A new Trump administration regulation set to go into effect Friday directs military secretaries to kick out transgender servicemembers who refuse to serve in their birth sex and "given an opportunity to correct those deficiencies."

Lightning strikes during a severe storm Wednesday night damaged the runway at Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska, where extreme weather has kept officials on the defensive in recent weeks.

A Senate panel on Thursday raised a long list of reservations to a Trump administration plan to create Space Force. However, acting Defense Secretary Pat Shanahan, outgoing Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson, Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Air Force Gen. John Hyten told committee members that the new service was the best approach to U.S. security in space.

The Pentagon has narrowed the field of potential awardees for its $10 billion cloud computing contract to two companies: Amazon and Microsoft, Defense Department spokeswoman Elissa Smith said Wednesday.

Mar-a-Lago may present the worst counterintelligence nightmare the country has faced since the Cold War.

Determined to act before it’s too late, the Marshall Islands are transforming themselves into a real-life laboratory for preparing for the effects of climate change.

The Army has stripped the former adjutant general of the Oklahoma National Guard of one star in retirement after an investigation substantiated allegations of an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate officer and improperly accepting gifts, according to documents obtained by USA TODAY.

Years of planning has paid off for the 51st Civil Engineer Squadron, which designed and advocated for funding the complete overhaul of the installation’s main gate that begins Friday.

U.S. Navy Adm. Bill Moran, the new nominee for chief of naval operations is an “extraordinary leader who has been a stalwart partner and adviser,” Navy Secretary Richard Spencer said in a statement.

Sudan's military overthrew President Omar al-Bashir on Thursday amid increasingly bloody protests over his repressive 30-year rule and the deteriorating economy. But pro-democracy demonstrators were left angry and disappointed when the defense minister announced the armed forces will govern for the next two years.

The Air Force wants some of its best officers to spend time recruiting or instructing future officers in ROTC and entrance training, and it is offering incentives designed to make such duties more attractive, service officials announced Thursday.

European Union ambassadors gave the go-ahead for trade talks with the U.S. as the bloc seeks to keep at bay the threat of American automotive tariffs, according to two officials with knowledge of the decision.

A former White House official accused of overturning denials of security clearance during the Trump administration will appear before the House Oversight Committee on April 23, his lawyer told the panel in a letter Wednesday, despite his counsel's pleas to postpone his testimony.

British Prime Minister Theresa May urged lawmakers Thursday to spend the upcoming Easter break to "reflect" on the need for a Brexit compromise, after a clearly frustrated European Union gave the country six more months to find a way to leave the bloc.

Avett Ray, as he is known by his fans, now performs locally in front of hundreds of people, singing and playing songs such as Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" and Bach's Minuet in G. Ray, just 7, is blind.

‘Don’t freak out, work out’: Guardsmen in remote locales challenged by new Army fitness test

Federal prosecutors say attorney Michael Avenatti has been charged in a 36-count federal indictment in Southern California.

A World War II-era bomb discovered near an Army housing area in Wiesbaden has prompted local evacuations, but base facilities are not affected, the military said Thursday.

A Taliban attack on a security outpost early Thursday set off an hours-long gunbattle that killed seven policemen in central Ghazni province, said Arif Noor, the provincial governor's spokesman.

The Navy will drop charges against two former USS Fitzgerald officers accused of criminal negligence in the 2017 fatal collision of the ship that killed seven sailors, according to a Navy statement.