Новости за 19.03.2017

The top two lawmakers on the House intelligence committee said Sunday that documents the Justice Department and FBI delivered late last week offered no evidence that the Obama administration had wiretapped Trump Tower, but the panel's ranking Democrat says the material offers circumstantial evidence that American citizens colluded with Russians in Moscow's efforts to interfere in the presidential election.

Girl Scout cookie sellers know clients order with a strategy in mind, but the Allen sisters are giving their customers a new box to check — cookies for U.S. troops overseas.

A SpaceX capsule is back on Earth with a full load of space station science samples.

Inside a storage facility at the Cromwell Business Park in Glen Burnie, Staff Sgt. Amanda Doria is wearing a black suit with subtle dark red pinstripes, a rarity for the 14-year U.S. Army veteran.

The captain of the crew of a Comoros-flagged oil tanker that was hijacked and then released by Somali pirates said he feels like he was "dead and born," after the ship reached a port in northern Somalia.

Thousands of people have joined rallies across Germany and other European countries to show their support for the idea of a united Europe.

When Angelo C. Ianni arrived at Fort Niagara for processing into World War II, the draftee took notice of other 18-year-olds who were crying.

Lawyers for the man accused of orchestrating the USS Cole bombing have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene in the military tribunal at Guantanamo using accounts of the captive’s CIA torture drawn from declassified documents and an interrogator’s recent memoirs.

President Donald Trump's Saturday tweet accusing Germany of owing the United States "vast sums of money" for NATO might have been an attempt to put pressure on the European ally. But Berlin has rejected his claim while also questioning his understanding of NATO finances.

House Speaker Paul Ryan says he will seek changes to a divisive GOP health care bill to provide more help to older people hard hit by the plan.

Three U.S. soldiers were wounded when an Afghan soldier opened fire on them at a base in Helmand province on Sunday, NATO said.

Israel has warned Syria not to fire at its jets when they carry out missions over its territory aimed at destroying weapons bound for the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.

A new piece of legislation will provide a helping hand for active duty military members with Arkansas driver's licenses, thanks in part to a native of Fort Smith.

Opposition figures in Turkey say they have faced threats, violence, arbitrary detentions, a lack of TV airtime and even sabotage in the campaign for a referendum on expanding the president's powers.

The Palestinian president has awarded his people's highest honor to a former U.N. official who was forced to resign last week after authoring a report that accused Israel of establishing an "apartheid regime."

Boston is staging its annual St. Patrick's Day parade and gay veterans will be marching.

In his first budget blueprint and in speeches, Trump has preached "America First," an approach that involves bolstering U.S. military might, strengthening the country's borders and slashing foreign aid. In practice, though, Trump has pursued a foreign policy that looks a lot like that of his Republican internationalist predecessors.

A Hmong military officer who aided U.S. forces in the CIA's “Secret War” in Laos was honored Saturday as part of his three-day funeral in Milwaukee.

As chairman of the House intelligence committee, which holds its first public hearing on Monday, Devin Nunes is at the helm of a probe of Moscow's meddling in the 2016 campaign and the murky web of contacts between President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia. It's a potentially sprawling enterprise that spans continents, plumbs spycraft and dominates international headlines.

For allies of Trump — aides, politicians and right-wing news sites — evidence exists of a “deep state,” a secretive, coordinated network inside the government dedicated to undermining the administration. But whether it goes beyond that is a topic of debate. Here’s some background on the deep state:

As Iraqi forces pushed into southwestern Mosul, four Islamic State fighters moved into Omar Khudair's home and took up positions on the roof.

Chinese government ships took control of Scarborough in 2012 after a tense standoff with Philippine vessels.

One attack kills two in Paktika province, while 10 more killed in Paktia province.

Jobar is one of three pockets in the Syrian capital still in opposition hands. It is besieged by government forces.

Suicide bomb attacks have almost become a daily occurrence around Maiduguri recently.