Новости за 14.10.2019

Twenty-one shots from an honor guard. The haunting sound of a bugler playing Taps. Then, total silence as two more Michigan Army National Guard honor guard members folded the flag draped over U.S. Army Sgt. David Feriend’s casket.

After years of buildup, Apple will make its long-awaited push into original programming with the Nov. 1 launch of its streaming service, Apple TV+. Its most anticipated series, "The Morning Show," starring Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, might as well have been created in a streaming TV lab -- with one exception. Viewers eager to consume the show will have to pace themselves: Apple TV+ will make three episodes of the series available immediately, but the remaining seven will be released weekly.

Sedley Alley was convicted of the 1985 murder of Marine Lance Cpl. Suzanne Collins, 19, in Millington, Tenn. She had been out jogging when she was kidnapped, beaten, raped and mutilated. Alley confessed to the crime, but later said the confession was coerced.

The parents of a British teenager killed in a crash that police say involved the wife of a U.S. government employee held an emotional news conference Monday in New York in which they appealed to President Donald Trump and pleaded for the woman to return to Britain.

It's not too late to start planning your weekend. Here's a list of top events happening around Europe on Oct. 18 and beyond:

The focus on real people and true events in the military-centric storylines of the Emmy-winning TV show “This Is Us” is largely due to technical consultant James LaPorta, a Marine Corps veteran who used stories of servicemembers and veterans he knew or wrote about, as well as his own experiences, to help the writers shape season four.

When you're traveling in either direction along Interstate 95 in Virginia, you will likely pass more than one sign featuring a silhouette of George Washington's head framed by a golden heart. Some have a green background, others are white. And each announces that you're on a "Purple Heart Trail."

Amendments to change White Sands National Monument's designation are included in both the House and Senate versions of the National Defense Authorization Act.

The U.S. Army is racing to increase the range of its artillery — and have the ability to move it in a hurry so that enemy systems can’t hit back.

Experts have little doubt it would be the most complex payout the country has ever seen. It would exact so much, from so many companies. And it would need to do so much for so many people, starting with the 2 million Americans ensnared in addiction.

A police officer who shot and killed a black woman in her home in the presence of her 8-year-old nephew acted inappropriately and has resigned, the chief of police said Monday, after Atatiana Jefferson’s surviving family called for the man to be fired and charged.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan had threatened to move into northeastern Syria for months. Here's why he went ahead with it.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports Master Sgt. Mark Allen, 46, of Loganville, Ga., died Saturday. His obituary says he died from complications of an injury sustained while serving in Afghanistan.

North Korean strategists are counting on Trump and others around him to tire of the endless state of war on the Korean Peninsula.

Typhoon Hagibis, which made landfall in the Tokyo region late Saturday, dumped record amounts of rain that caused rivers to overflow their banks, some of them damaged. It turned many neighborhoods into swamps.

An Army colonel convicted of possessing child pornography in military and federal courts is challenging his military conviction based on double jeopardy in an appeal to be heard Wednesday.

Britain and the European Union said Monday that divorce talks were making slow progress, as the U.K. government tried to look beyond Brexit with a wide-ranging policy platform read by Queen Elizabeth II in a pomp-filled ceremony.

Salih Khater, 30, was convicted in July of driving his car into people outside Parliament before colliding with a security barrier guarded by police.

The 20-year-old man, identified by Dutch authorities as Jawed S, was shot by police shortly after he stabbed two 38-year-old American men at Amsterdam Central station on Aug. 31 last year.

Huge crowds of Cho Kuk's supporters and critics have marched in South Korea's capital in recent weeks, demonstrating how the months-long saga over Cho has deepened the country's political divide.

Typhoon Hagibis unleashed torrents of rain and strong winds Saturday that left thousands of homes on Japan's main island flooded, damaged or without power.

Monday’s review would have involved 46 vessels and 40 aircraft from Japan and seven other nations, including the U.S., Canada, Singapore, the United Kingdom, India, Australia and, for the first time, China.

A large tattoo of the Statue of Liberty is spread across the left side of Jose Segovia Benitez’s body. A second tattoo memorializes his service to the U.S. Marines. Neither will serve him well in El Salvador.

Immigration officials have told Jose Segovia Benitez he will be in El Salvador, a country he left when he was 3 years old, by next Wednesday.