Новости за 10.09.2016

It had been 70 games since Army (2-0) won two in a row and it's the first time the Black Knights have started a season with two straight wins since 1996. Ronnie McAda led that team to nine straight wins and a national ranking to start the season.

Pfc. Stephon Threat has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of another soldier at an apartment in Lawton, Oklahoma.

Saturday's violence shows that it might be difficult to implement the U.S.-Russia agreement as both countries enjoy limited influence on the government and insurgent groups to cease the bombardment.

John Hinckley Jr. has been released from a Washington mental hospital for good, more than 35 years after the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan.

The woman kissed by an ecstatic sailor in Times Square celebrating the end of World War II has died. Greta Zimmer Friedman's son says his mother died Thursday at a Richmond, Virginia hospital.

Last year, some 64,000 Iranians took part in the hajj, but disputes with the Saudi government prompted Tehran to bar its citizens from taking part this year.

The issue emerged after Coach Jeff Monken was shown in a video produced by West Point celebrating with his players and directing a member of his staff to lead a prayer.

Serbian police say they have arrested a migrant suspected of stabbing a young Serbian man in a brawl.

The decision by officials to give away pieces of Trade Center wreckage has been praised and criticized over the years. But its impact is undeniable.

A 29-year-old woman whom authorities allege is part of a female "terrorist commando" that tried to carry out an attack near Notre Dame Cathedral is going before a judge for preliminary charges.

For the second time this week, the Israeli military says its aircraft struck targets in Syria after a projectile hit the Israeli-controlled part of the Golan Heights.

An American servicemember supporting the coalition to defeat the Islamic State group died in Southwest Asia Saturday because of non-combat-related injuries sustained during a vehicle accident, the U.S.-led coalition said in a statement.

As with refugee camps the world over, the place exudes the uneasiness of dispossessed people living in limbo. But the camp also is a reminder that the displaced find a way to carry on — they buy, they sell, they make a living. Even here, the entrepreneurial spirit survives.

For decades, the dead lay silently, undisturbed and resting on the cold, dark ocean floor. Now, for the first time, explorers have scoured the Atlantic Ocean graveyard, the site of some of the battles fought closest to the U.S. mainland during World War II.

Cougars open their defense by winning 17th straight game.

The post-9/11 state of national emergency — declared by President George W. Bush three days after the 2001 terrorist attacks — will continue through the end of the Obama presidency.

Aly Tamboura says when he began serving a 14-year sentence, prison felt like a shadowy world forgotten by the rest of society. That's changing. This week a senior White House official paid a visit to the prison classroom where Tamboura learned how to write computer code.

Sam Gallardo completed nine of his 11 passing attempts for 162 yards and a touchdown and added 50 yards and a pair of touchdowns on the ground.

The Air Academy Federal Credit Union has “ended its partnership” with Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall after he knelt during the playing of the national anthem at Thursday night’s season-opening game.

Jimmie Montgomery paced the Barons with 228 rushing yards and four teammates score touchdowns.

Junior quarterback Nate Horton rushed for 142 yards and five touchdowns, including a 50-yard score on the game's first play from scrimmage.

Community policing tactics can help with responses to terrorist incidents such as the fatal mass shooting that took place in San Bernardino, Calif., last December, according to a report from the Department of Justice and the Police Foundation, also based in Washington.

Al-Qaida's leader appeared in a video online Friday, calling on Muslims to fight back days before the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people.

The tattoos represent grief, anger, courage, patriotism, frustration, hope and resilience. They pay tribute. They invite observers to ask questions and allow a story about terrorism, death, heroism and healing to be retold.

Syrian government warplanes bombarded rebel-held areas around the country Saturday while insurgents shelled government-held neighborhoods in violence that left dozens killed or wounded hours after a new U.S.-Russia agreement was reached to try and reduce violence in the war-torn country.