Новости за 30.06.2019

A Navy reservist and military historian was among the few dozen people in a lakeside lodge at Richmond’s Camp Takodah, N.H. They'd gathered to remember 12 individuals who had attended Camp Takodah as boys and died in World War II as young men.

The leader of the Kansas City VA Medical Center has been under fire for withholding information about a patient’s death, allegedly at the hands of Veterans Affairs Police. That secrecy seems to be a pattern.

Florida had Cape Canaveral, launch pad 39A, the countdown, and the liftoff. Houston had Mission Control and the astronauts. But America’s historic moon landing program wouldn’t have gotten started and the landing wouldn’t have happened 50 years ago without another key place and the very big thing built there.

The court-martial of Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher at Naval Base San Diego has pitted veterans against each other both inside the courtroom and out in a fierce debate over brotherhood, morality and loyalty.

Authorities have made arrests in the stabbing death of an eight-months-pregnant woman in what police are calling a "horrific" attack. Her baby was delivered by paramedics, but is in critical condition.

President Donald Trump said he would stick to a plan to step up deportations of undocumented immigrants living in the U.S. despite Congress passing legislation this week to improve border security.

Dan Simmons' book “With His Hand” details Medal of Honor recipient John C. “Red” Morgan’s experiences during World War II, some of which were fictionalized and included in a novel and a subsequent movie called “12 O’Clock High”.

Ketamine variants have made headlines over the decades for their multiple roles as sedatives, recreational hallucinogens and for their impressive track records for mitigating suicidal depression. The Spravato version, was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in March.

The leaders agreed to “resume and push forward productive dialogues for making a new breakthrough in the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and in the bilateral relations,” the state-run Korean Central News Agency reported.

After 12 years in service as a pilot with the Air Force, Lt. Col. Paul Dorrance was faced with a decision: He could serve eight more years and retire at age 42, or he could leave active duty and start a new career. He chose to start a farm in Chillicothe.

With the backdrop of a giant American flag, President Donald Trump thanked American troops and the families who support them on Sunday after his historic meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

A defense ministry's deputy spokesman said the Taliban detonated four stolen Humvees full of explosives outside the district's police headquarters.

President called it a “very legendary, very historic day” and said the two sides agreed to have designated teams resume negotiations, nearly four months after their second meeting in Vietnam ended without agreement.

It was his third meeting with Kim, highlighting the fact that the two leaders insist they maintain a good relationship despite a wide gap over how to achieve denuclearization.

President Donald Trump expressed confidence that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un wants to meet him at the Demilitarized Zone on Sunday but said the logistics are “very complicated.”

Army veteran Timothy Payne who lost both of his legs following an explosion while he was on tour in Afghanistan, was charged with second-degree criminal possession of a weapon after police investigated the contents of his van