Новости за 24.02.2017

The award recognizes San Diego’s commitment to erecting monuments to the maritime service, organizing civic celebrations and helping to boost the morale, welfare and recreational opportunities for Coast Guard personnel in the region.

Priebus' discussion with FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe sparked outrage among some Democrats, who said he was violating policies intended to limit communications between the law enforcement agency and the White House on pending investigations.

Capt. Paul C. Haebler is ready to turn over command of Yorktown Naval Weapons Station, a post he's held for three satisfying years. But Friday's change of command ceremony isn't the only transformation at this sprawling, yet low-profile installation.

Malaysian police said Friday that the half brother of North Korea's leader who was killed in a Kuala Lumpur airport more than a week ago had a nerve agent on his eye and his face.

This week's congressional town halls have repeatedly found Republicans hedging their support for the new president's agenda - and in many cases contradicting their past statements.

There have been great movies about Hollywood almost as long as Hollywood has been making them. Damien Chazelle’s much-Oscar nominated “La La Land” is part of a grand tradition going back beyond “Singin’ in the Rain” and running past “Mulholland Drive.”

After previous lives as a pro football player and a Navy helicopter mechanic, 34-year-old Gerald Washington is one punch away from growing into an unlikely world heavyweight boxing champion.

A renewed focus on recreational marijuana in states that have legalized pot would present a departure from the Trump administration's statements in favor of states' rights.

The biggest surviving rebel stronghold in northern Syria is falling under the control of al-Qaida-linked extremists amid a surge of rebel infighting that threatens to vanquish what is left of the moderate rebellion.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection confirmed Thursday that their agents requested to see the identification of domestic flight passengers landing at a New York airport Wednesday night as they searched for an undocumented immigrant who had received a deportation order.

The 82nd Airborne Division's pathfinder company has quietly served for the last several months as the last of its kind. The unit will be deactivated in a ceremony on Fort Bragg's Simmons Army Airfield on Friday afternoon.

In a White House laden with competing power centers, a trio of military men has emerged as a force to be reckoned with.

A longstanding tradition at Navy Region Southeast featured a new wrinkle Thursday morning at Jacksonville Naval Air Station when a woman relinquished command to another for the first time in the region’s history.

A kist of U.S. Army specialists who have been selected for promotion to the rank of sergeant as of March 1, 2017, as announced on February 23, 2017.

As a young girl in her native Japan, Yoko Teats watched her home go up in flames after it was firebombed by American planes during World War II. Now 85, she told her story of survival to college students in Kansas.

Getting punched in the face is something not a lot of people would do for fun, but students at the United States Naval Academy have learned to love the feeling.

The Vermont granite monument – the idea of Col. Kenneth Kassner, commanding officer of the 5th Marine Regiment – was dedicated at the 5th Marines Memorial Park and Garden. The 5th Marine Regiment is the Marine Corp’s most decorated infantry regiment.

A spokesman for Niger's military says at least 15 soldiers have been killed in an attack by Islamic extremists on a patrol near the country's border with Mali.