Новости за 16.08.2016

Police charged a man late Monday night with murder in the brazen daytime shooting deaths of an imam and his friend as they left a New York City mosque over the weekend.

Sean Page never served in the military, but he used his father's name and Social Security number to cash in on his veteran disability status, prosecutors said.

The perception of an innate national facility for these sports lingers, even among South Korea's athletes.

Congress isn’t expected to begin the process for consolidating and closing surplus military bases for another couple of years, but St. Clair County Board Chairman Mark Kern already is preparing a strategy for protecting Scott Air Force Base — Southern Illinois’ biggest employer and an economic engine that injects $3 billion yearly into the regional economy.

Throughout the ongoing United States election season, the bloody and protracted war in Syria has hung like a dark cloud. It remains unclear how either candidate would handle the war.

United Airlines is facing a lawsuit claiming it violated an Air Force reservist’s employment rights by failing to credit him for sick leave during a military deployment.

Fifteen prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay detention center were sent to the United Arab Emirates in the single largest release of detainees during the Obama administration, the Pentagon announced Monday.

For beating Allyson Felix, Shaunae Miller gets a gold medal. Maybe they should give her a cape, too.

A mistake on the balance beam Monday prevented the American gymnastics star from a record-tying fourth gold at the Rio de Janeiro Games.

Donald Trump said Monday that U.S. interventions in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere have been an “absolute failure” and promised to reset foreign policy away from nation-building and regime change if elected president.

Donald Trump said Monday he will work with NATO to combat the Islamic State group if elected president, reversing his earlier statements that the military alliance is obsolete and his administration might not honor U.S. membership obligations.

Lawyers for alleged deserter Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl want to even the playing field by hiring a second forensic psychiatrist, one more comparable to the renowned doctor hired by the government earlier this year as consultant on the soldier's mental capacity at the time of his captivity.