Новости за 14.05.2017

Residents say one person has been killed and several others injured after mutinous soldiers in Ivory Coast opened fire on residents protesting their violent actions demanding higher pay.

The U.N. Security Council will hold urgent consultations on North Korea's latest ballistic missile test at the request of the United States, Japan and South Korea.

Final score: Republicans 14, former President Barack Obama's last-minute regulations, one.

A North Carolina military museum located near one of the nation's largest Army bases will pay tribute later this month to the dogs who work with the country's elite soldiers.

Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper on Sunday described a U.S. government "under assault" after President Donald Trump's controversial decision to fire FBI director James Comey, as lawmakers urged the president to select a new FBI director free of any political stigma.

Ben Lieberman is channeling his grief over a 2011 accident that killed his son into a proposal that would allow police at accident scenes in New York to examine drivers' cellphones with a device to determine if they'd been tapping, swiping or clicking. It's been called a Breathalyzer for texting.

If Kim Jong Un wants to meet President Donald Trump, he's going about it the wrong way, Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said Sunday after North Korea's latest missile launch.

An Afghan official says a mortar attack has killed five children in eastern Afghanistan.

Hundreds of Pakistanis rallied Sunday against an Islamic State suicide attack that targeted a politician seen as close to the Afghan Taliban.

Decision is being closely watched as the president prepares to depart Friday on his first foreign trip. After stopping in Saudi Arabia, Trump will visit both Israel and the Palestinian territories.

The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says 20 buses left Qaboun and others are expected to follow.

Holy Cross (20-25), the No. 2 seed, will face the winner of the other semifinal series between top-seeded Navy and No. 4 Bucknell next weekend.

In recent weeks, U.S.-backed Iraqi troops have slowly closed in on a small cluster of neighborhoods in the city's west.

From natural disasters at home to combat overseas, the Army is increasingly reliant on a tiny Colorado Springs National Guard unit to connect commanders with information from orbit.

Pope Francis says he won't try to convince U.S. President Donald Trump to soften his policies on immigration and the environment when they meet this month, but wants instead to find common ground and work for peace.

Six U.S. and South Korean load crews battled over the weekend for bragging rights to be the Korean peninsula’s premier load crew.

More than 70 wounded Afghan soldiers and veterans competed at a NATO base on Saturday for a chance to participate in the annual international wounded warrior Invictus Games, which will take place in Toronto in September.

The United Nations mission in Central African Republic says a Moroccan peacekeeper has been killed in an attack by Christian rebel forces in the southeastern city of Bangassou.

The World Health Organization has identified two more suspected cases of the deadly Ebola virus a day after declaring an outbreak in Congo.

Just three days after the Army announced that soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division's 1st Brigade Combat Team would be deploying to Afghanistan, a unit from the brigade unfurled its colors in Kabul.

North Korea launched a missile that flew more than 430 miles Sunday, the military said, handing South Korea’s new president his first major security challenge.

North Korea launched a missile that flew more than 430 miles Sunday, the military said, handing South Korea’s new president his first major security challenge.

Wendi Wright tried to run Rep. David Kustoff, R-Tenn., off the road after he left a town hall meeting at the University of Tennessee at Martin, authorities said.