Новости за 25.11.2016

About 60 scholarships are awarded each year by the Pat Tillman Foundation. They are a diverse bunch. Their common denominator is a life dedicated to service to their communities and society at large.

The first of two trials held in the new Anti-Corruption Justice Center this month mark the opening salvo in the government's ambitious, much-touted effort to penetrate and purge an entrenched system of high-level official corruption.

The two teams that beat Houston this season have a lot on the line Saturday. Navy could still play the American Athletic Conference championship game at home. SMU needs one more win to get bowl eligible.

Plans for an Archbald veterans memorial that may feature a decommissioned military helicopter are in a holding pattern as planners search for a location.

President-elect Donald Trump named Donald F. McGahn as White House counsel and Kathleen Troia "KT" McFarland as deputy national security adviser. Neither of the positions filled on Friday requires confirmation by the Senate.

The developers of “Watch_Dogs 2” depict hackers as digital Robin Hoods taking from the rich to help the poor.

The Defense Department has announced that Maj. Gen. Andrew P. Poppas will take over as commanding general at Fort Campbell.

Nearly 300 Marines came home from their seven-month deployment to Central America this week. But the reservists returned without something that most were counting on: seven months of GI Bill benefits.

More than a month after torrential rains destroyed Fort Bragg roads and damaged buildings, the installation is still picking up the pieces and paying the cost of repairs.

Jeff Ejekam missed his parents and family in Texas at Thanksgiving, but he was still surrounded by loved ones during dinner Thursday with John and Sandy Trainor in New Jersey.

Airstrikes and rockets in northern Syria knocked out two medical centers dedicated to women Friday and killed at least 12, according to opposition activists, a charity group and a hospital manager.

A Northern California woman who was apparently abducted earlier this month during a late-morning jog was found Thanksgiving Day, when she was released by her captor on a rural road in Yolo County.

Amid frosty relations with Ankara, Germany is considering moving military planes involved in the international mission against the Islamic State group.

When finalized, it will elevate Joint Special Operations Command from being a highly-valued strike tool used by regional military commands to leading a new multiagency intelligence and action force.

When finalized, it will elevate Joint Special Operations Command from being a highly-valued strike tool used by regional military commands to leading a new multiagency intelligence and action force.

Paris prosecutor says five men arrested this week in two French cities were planning a terror attack in France as early as next week and were receiving their orders from an Islamic State group member based in Iraq or Syria.

Patrick Murphy, the under secretary of the Army, and Savvy Shields, Miss America 2017, spent time with patients and staff at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center.

The Purvis family military story does not involve combat or decorations for valor. It is a quiet story, a story of deep-running love of country. For five generations — 130 years — a Purvis has served in the military.

When staring down the barrel of a months-long assault of non-stop consumerist cheer, sometimes being naughty is a lot more tempting than being nice. That's why 2003's "Bad Santa" was the shot of whiskey that the Christmas movie needed -- Billy Bob Thornton's drunken, foul-mouthed mall Santa Willie spoke to the Grinch that lives inside us all. He's such a memorable character that he's been revived for another go, albeit 13 years later.

Lee Jae-myung is rising in opinion polls with about a year to go until South Korea's next presidential election. "Americans impeached their establishment by electing Trump," Lee said. "Our own elections will mirror that."

U.S. patrols pose a threat to China's sovereignty and security interests, according to a report by China's only state-backed institution dedicated to research of the waters. It warned that continued targeted operations by the U.S. would lead to militarization of the waters.

American military vessels and aircraft carried out more than 700 patrols in the South China Sea region during 2015, making China the U.S.'s No. 1 surveillance target, according to a report by China's only state-backed institution dedicated to research of the waters.

Federal employees have received something of an early holiday present, as the Obama administration has boosted by half the amount that agencies may pay in awards for performance or special accomplishments.

Below the guest decks on Royal Caribbean International's new Harmony of the Seas -- away from the eyes of the regular cruise-goer -- crew members move in an almost nonstop bustle of activity.

Turkey's president warned Europe on Friday that his nation could unleash another migrant crisis in the West, sharply raising the stakes after E.U. lawmakers called for a suspension in membership talks with Turkey.