Новости за 15.03.2017

A request to dismiss witness identifications of two suspects charged with the 2014 fatal shooting of a Marine outside Austin City Saloon was denied Tuesday by a Fayette County judge.

North Korea already has criticized the Carl Vinson’s participation, warning it would stage “merciless ultra-precision strikes” if the carrier violates its sovereignty.

The pages from Trump's federal tax return show the then-real estate mogul also reported a business loss of $103 million that year, although the documents don't provide detail.

Little was left but standing room when friends, family and service members from all branches of the military gathered at Fort Gordon on Tuesday to honor and commemorate Air Force Staff Sgt. Alexander Earles, who was killed last week in a car wreck.

More than 5,000 people, including women and children, have been freed from extremist captivity and at least 60 Boko Haram fighters have been killed by Cameroonian and Nigerian soldiers in operations since the end of January, Cameroon's minister of communication said Tuesday.

The satellite will provide better anti-jamming capabilities and improved accuracy for precision navigation and timing, according to the Air Force.

Omar Suleiman believes he has been targeted because of his moderate views, his condemnation of ISIS and his ecumenical work to help foster a greater understanding of Islam.

Furious over a nude-photo scandal involving male Marines who made sexually violent comments online about female Marines, U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., said Tuesday that he wanted to explore how to punish non-active duty and retired personnel who participated.

The Bentonville Battlefield State Historic Site will be transformed back to what it looked like during the war to mark its 152nd anniversary.