Новости за 11.05.2017

The clinic is the Navy’s first in Hampton Roads and follows others in San Diego and Mayport, Fla. San Diego’s walk-in clinic has seen more than 4,000 patients since it opened in February 2016, according to Naval Medical Center San Diego data.

The clinic is the Navy’s first in Hampton Roads and follows others in San Diego and Mayport, Fla. San Diego’s walk-in clinic has seen more than 4,000 patients since it opened in February 2016, according to Naval Medical Center San Diego data.

Moon Jae-in vowed to eventually move out of the palace that dominates downtown Seoul, where every modern South Korean president has lived and worked since the end of World War II. It is also closely associated with Park, who grew up there as the daughter of a dictator.

Kim Jong Un’s regime “continues efforts to expand its stockpile of weapons-grade fissile materials,” but “there is still a lot of development needed before” it can deploy a weapon such as a mobile ICBM able to reach the U.S. mainland, Navy Commander William Marks said.

A South Carolina coroner said he would consider changing the ruling of suicide for a Michigan Marine recruit who died at boot camp last year if circumstances warrant.

The video's circulation was quickly followed by condemnation and pledges from the defense department to determine its authenticity and the Attorney General's Office to investigate the May 3 events in the town of Palmarito.

Americans could be forgiven if they're feeling a bit whiplashed by recent events in the nation's capital. Less than a week after House Republicans voted to dismantle Barack Obama's health care law, President Donald Trump abruptly fired FBI Director James Comey — only the second time in history that an FBI chief has been removed from office.

The Trump administration said Wednesday it is moving forward on seismic surveys in the Atlantic Ocean, the first step toward offshore drilling in a region where it has been blocked for decades.

The U.S. Military Academy said 22-year-old Christopher Monge of Allentown, Pennsylvania was convicted by a judge Wednesday during court-martial proceedings. He was among seven cadets charged in a months-long drug investigation.

In June 1940, the Soviet Union had forcibly annexed Latvia. Like thousands of other Latvian citizens, Latvian poet and journalist Arsenii Formakov was accused of harboring anti-Soviet views and sentenced to corrective labor in Siberia. He joined a population of prisoners that, by January 1941, numbered 2.9 million, and were held in a vast network of prisons, labor camps and colonies across the Soviet Union.

The body of Maine native Kyle Milliken, the Navy SEAL killed in Somalia last week, has been returned to the United States, a Navy spokesman said.

An Italian news magazine has obtained recordings of telephone calls from a deadly migrant boat sinking, revealing how a Syrian father's desperate calls for help went unheeded for hours as Italy and Malta argued over who should mount the rescue.