Новости за 28.01.2017

Sailors from the USS Olympia, a Los Angeles-based Navy submarine, will pay a visit to their submarine’s namesake city on Saturday, and do some good works while they are in town.

At a recent closed-door meeting, senators and House members expressed a range of concerns about the task ahead, including how to prepare a replacement plan that can be ready to launch at the time of repeal so Americans aren't left in the dark.

Ken Hartle, a World War II Navy diver who had the grim task of retrieving bodies from ships sunk by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor, has died. He was 103.

If President Donald Trump makes good on threats to gut NAFTA and impose stiff tariffs on Mexican goods, economists say he risks a trade war that could lead to the very thing he is hoping to avoid — a huge surge in Mexican migration to the United States.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday making major changes to America's policies on refugees and immigration. Here's an in-depth look at what the President ordered.

Military veterans, college students and history supporters made passionate pleas Friday to Montana lawmakers to finally approve the building projects they've been requesting for years.

The American Civil Liberties Union sued the psychologists on behalf of Gul Rahman, who died in custody, and Suleiman Abdullah Salim and Mohamed Ahmed Ben Soud. They claim they were tortured in CIA prisons.

It was Trump's first White House meeting with a foreign head of state, a hastily arranged confab held precisely one week after the inauguration. Trump remains a largely unknown figure to European audiences.

President Donald Trump visited the Pentagon on Friday for a briefing from the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and signed two executive orders affecting national security.

President Donald Trump visited the Pentagon on Friday for a briefing from the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and signed two executive orders affecting national security.

Matt Uhrin used an extinguisher and, despite some pushing and shoving, took one of the flags from the protesters and walked away. He returned when they set another flag aflame, but he was unable to retrieve the second flag and lost his extinguisher.

President Donald Trump's administration is expressing an interest in not just keeping it open but in resuming the broader detention and interrogation policies that made the detention center a focus of global protest over human rights.

Kelsie Hoover is the first person prosecuted in the county on a charge of "stolen valor" since the legislature made it a crime in 2013. She falsely claimed to be a decorated military veteran.

Retired federal appeals court judge William Norris concluded that the Army's prohibition on gay soldiers serving was just as morally — and legally — wrong as banning interracial marriages.

It comes down to the simplest of elements: air and water. And the most elemental of emotions: fear.

An Air Force Academy security forces airman will be sentenced March 20 after reaching a plea agreement on drug, assault and burglary charges.