Новости за 12.01.2017

A final decision on placing the F-35s at the base will probably come next year, after an environmental impact analysis.

Investigators say Galdino Jose Ruiz-Hernandez was in the water trying to guide the woman through the Brownsville Ship Channel when she was hit by a Coast Guard vessel on patrol.

Russia's defense ministry says it has signed an agreement with the Turkish army to ensure flight safety over war-torn Syria.

A U.S. soldier assigned to the U.S. Army Central Command died in a noncombat-related incident in Kuwait on Thursday, the Army said in a statement.

North Carolina legislators want the incoming Trump administration to shut down a utility-scale wind farm nearing completion because they say it could interfere with a long-distance Navy radar installation nearby in Virginia.

U.S. troops and their allies on a military base in Iraq were told in late December that special showings of “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” slated to coincide with the movie’s U.S. theatrical release just before Christmas, would be delayed indefinitely. It was a dark time for the forces.

Over the next six months, the 908th Airlift Wing at Maxwell Air Force Base will be replacing their fleet of C-130 cargo aircraft with eight newer planes.

By turning the operations of the company over to family and executives while retaining full ownership, Trump leaves himself open to charges that his decisions as president are calculated to benefit his own financial well-being.

Winners succeed, sports tell us, because they work hard.

Federal prosecutors will have to prove the former Army reservist premeditated the violent assault — and disprove the defendant’s likely insanity defense that he didn’t know right from wrong when he opened fire in baggage claim area.

A self-declared prime minister said Thursday that his forces have seized at least three ministries in Libya's capital, declaring what appeared to be a miniature coup after what he described as a yearlong failure of the current U.N.-backed premier.

Retired Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis told the Senate on Thursday that he has no plans to review policies allowing women to serve in combat roles if he is confirmed as defense secretary.

The Justice Department's inspector general announced Thursday he will launch an investigation into the department and FBI's actions in the months leading up to the 2016 election, including whether department policies were properly followed by FBI Director James Comey.

Nearly 30 years ago, Donald Trump was confident he would win the U.S. presidential election - as an independent in 1996, according to recently uncovered files from Czechoslovakia's Communist-era secret police.

Vice President Joe Biden said Thursday that top intelligence leaders told him and President Barack Obama they felt obligated to inform them about uncorroborated allegations about President-elect Donald Trump out of concern the information would become public and catch them off-guard.

The San Diego Chargers are moving to Los Angeles, where they will join the recently relocated Rams in giving the nation's second-largest media market two NFL teams for the first time in decades.

SRCTec sold replacement parts to the Army for radar equipment that spots incoming mortar and artillery rounds. Under the agreement, SRCTec will replace the possibly defective parts that were already sold and placed in the field.

A late push by Secretary of State John Kerry appears to have helped sway key lawmakers to require Foggy Bottom to be involved in both the formulation of all security cooperation projects and in signing off on them, a committee staffer said.

After two years of study and debate, the Department of Defense has made a policy change, effective next November, to allow 16 million honorably discharged veterans to shop online for discounted military exchange products.

With driving dunks, a behind-the-back-pass for a bucket and 42 points in the paint - most on layups either in transition or created by cuts in the offense - the Falcons looked like a completely different team than the one Saturday.

A group of 20 eighth-graders from Sigonella Middle/High School are about to get a living history lesson on the transfer of power from one president to the next.

Soon after U.S. Army Col. Christopher Norrie crossed the border into Poland on Thursday with a long convoy of infantrymen, he was swarmed.

A NATO probe has cleared U.S. troops of responsibility for the deaths of 33 civilians in a battle with the Taliban in November, a military statement said Thursday.

Federal and city officials will celebrate the opening of a new building on Thursday that includes housing for veterans and other low-income city residents.

Ready to plan some weekend fun? Here are the Europe Traveler's top selections for events to attend in Europe on the weekend of Jan. 21-22.