Новости за 16.06.2019

With a superior goal differential — the first tiebreaker — the United States will require only a draw to claim the top spot and make plans to play June 24 in Reims, the site of the record 13-0 romp over the Thais last Tuesday.

President Donald Trump has appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether he has the authority to end DACA, but the justices may not take up the case until the fall and might not deliver a decision until June 2020

The CENTCOM statement confirmed earlier reports of the incident, which took place earlier this month, and comes as the U.S. has accused Iran of attacking merchant ships in the region amid rising tensions in a standoff between Washington and Tehran.

The CENTCOM statement confirmed earlier reports of the incident, which took place earlier this month, and comes as the U.S. has accused Iran of attacking merchant ships in the region amid rising tensions in a standoff between Washington and Tehran.

The CENTCOM statement confirmed earlier reports of the incident, which took place earlier this month, and comes as the U.S. has accused Iran of attacking merchant ships in the region amid rising tensions in a standoff between Washington and Tehran.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday that the United States will guarantee the safe transit of oil through the Strait of Hormuz, and continued to blame Iran for attacks on two tankers last week in the Gulf of Oman.

The Swiss news site 20 Minuten reported Sunday the previous day's storm brought heavy rain, hail and wind gusts as high as 75 mph.

The officials said Sunday that the self-styled Libyan National Army began its attack on a militant hideout in the mountainous area of Haruj earlier this week.

What Confessor Bermudez Sr. thought would be an enlistment of a few years led to a 24-year career in the military, his son serving in the Army for 20 years and his grandson now serving in the military.

The Army's investigation was triggered by a March 6 incident that occurred as soldiers from the post's 2nd Brigade Combat Team attended a suicide prevention class.

Text messages and phone calls began flying. It was Maria Taheb's house. It was something involving her 21-year old son, Hasher, who used to speed through the neighborhood. He was being charged with plotting to blow up the White House. A "martyrdom operation," as he allegedly described it to undercover agents. According to officials, he had been trying to buy grenades and a shoulder-fired antitank rocket when he was arrested in the parking lot of a Lowe's, 20 minutes away.

Sitting in her high school AP world history class, Rimsha Abbasi suddenly found herself in the uncomfortable position of explaining the word "jihad." The class conversation in suburban northern Virginia had turned to Islam, and Abbasi's teacher suggested she lead the discussion.

A glass of whisky in his hand, Norman Mailer cursed the roaring crowd in Greenwich Village and told them to shut up when they interrupted his speech, a rollicking cascade of F-bombs and insults from start to finish. "You're nothing but a bunch of spoiled pigs!" Mailer shouted on that May night in 1969.