Новости за 28.06.2019

Democratic Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot condemned a cocktail lounge employee who Eric Trump says spit on him. Lightfoot said it was "very gracious" of the president's son not to press charges after the incident Tuesday night.

Dutch police who issued an amber alert for a missing 12-year-old girl say they have found her, apparently uninjured, and arrested a 50-year-old American.

If a patient is using the MiniMed 508 and the MiniMed Paradigm insulin pumps from Medtronic, they could be at risk of "an unauthorized person with special technical skills and equipment" connecting to the device and changing how much insulin is delivered.

Fire investigators believe the blaze started with the spontaneous combustion of a pile of chicken manure on a livestock farm. The pile grew hotter as it fermented, and then flames were blown into the surrounding vegetation, according to reports.

For the bikers killed in a fiery collision in New Hampshire, their funerals Friday will likely be defined by lots of leather, the rumbling of their favorite bikes and plenty of stories about their days with the Jarheads.

The emergency declaration Friday makes available to Alaska $6 million — which will go toward hiring, training and equipping police officers for villages, as well as mobile detention facilities. The Justice Department announced it would award another $4.5 million through its Office of Community Oriented Policing Services to fund 20 officer positions.

The Pentagon has deployed about a dozen F-22 Raptor stealth fighter jets to the small Persian Gulf nation of Qatar as part of its recent buildup of forces amid tensions with Iran, Pentagon officials said Friday.

An avowed white supremacist who drove his car into a crowd of counterprotesters during a white nationalist rally in Virginia was sentenced to life in prison Friday on hate crime charges.

World War II soldier Leo Heroux's Legion d'Honneur medal went missing from his room, just one example — albeit among the most galling — of an item that residents have lost, possibly due to theft, at the Rhode Island Veterans Home.

A college student who went missing 11 days ago after last being seen in a Salt Lake City park at 3 in the morning was the victim of a kidnapping and homicide, authorities said Friday.

Bath Iron Works has filed an official protest of a nearly $1 billion contract awarded by the U.S. Navy to Huntington Ingalls Industries for planning yard services for shallow-water combat ships.

For the bikers killed in a fiery collision in New Hampshire, their funerals Friday will likely be defined by lots of leather, the rumbling of their favorite bikes and plenty of stories about their days with the Jarheads.

Universal souvenirs such as shot glasses, magnets and key chains are popular for a reason: They’re small, inexpensive and collectible. But they don’t usually say much about where you’ve been. For an elevated keepsake, look for objects that embody the unique culture of your destination. These tend to be items that locals use in their own homes, wear themselves or wrap up as gifts to other residents and visitors. Think beyond disposable trinkets to clothing, edibles and artwork - to handmade goods with a history and a handprint.

Soldiers with the 82nd Airborne Division will be the first infantry Army battalion to employ pocket-sized drones at the squad level on their upcoming Afghanistan deployment.

The recent record-smashing heat in parts of Europe is running smack into the continent’s peak tourist season, adding crowds of visitors to the sweltering mix as cities try to care for their most vulnerable residents. Parts of France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Poland, Switzerland and the Czech Republic have seen temperatures soar into the 90s and even past 100 degrees Fahrenheit -- at least 20 to 30 degrees above normal. The extreme heat was expected to last into the weekend in some areas.

Four of the world's leading aircraft regulators have agreed in principle to coordinate in restoring Boeing's 737 Max to service once they're confident that technical updates and new training meet safety standards.

Army Maj. Matthew Golsteyn pleaded not guilty in a military court Thursday to allegations that he wrongfully killed an unarmed Afghan man in Helmand province almost a decade ago, Army officials said Friday.

Thousands of assault-style weapons and explosives shipped through the mail from South Florida to South America were seized this week in a law enforcement crackdown on arms traffickers who rake in millions on the black market while supplying criminal gangs, federal authorities said Friday.

Thousands of assault-style weapons and explosives shipped through the mail from South Florida to South America were seized this week in a law enforcement crackdown on arms traffickers who rake in millions on the black market while supplying criminal gangs, federal authorities said Friday.

The body of an adult male was found “floating in one of our hydraulic ditches with a gator ahold of it,” said a voice on a 911 call.

The U.S. special representative for Iran said Friday that European companies have a choice: Do business with the United States, or do business with Iran, as Europe announced that a new system to allow trade with Tehran was in place.

The U.S. is pressing United Nations Security Council members to publicly back its assertion that Iran was behind a spate of attacks on oil tankers near the Persian Gulf in recent weeks, providing a new report to make its case.

The U.S. special envoy for North Korea reaffirmed Friday that Washington is ready to hold talks with the North, South Korea's government said, as North Korea escalates its calls for the U.S. to make new proposals to resolve the impasse in their nuclear diplomacy.

When in Kazakhstan, do as the Kazakhs do, the paraphrased old saying goes. And a big part of that, as soldiers taking part in the U.S.-led Steppe Eagle exercise here discovered, includes drinking horse milk.

Mercantile Center Plaza in downtown Worcester was taken over first thing Friday morning by amateur builders — from local businesses — who constructed playhouses to be donated to families with a record of military service.