Новости за 01.06.2017

It could be said that Israel's very short war with the Arabs in 1967 gave way to a much longer war among Israelis themselves over one of the territories they captured - and that 50 years later, the expansionists could convincingly claim victory.

In a cross-border auto heist that resembles a scrapped plot from the "Fast and the Furious" franchise, nine members of a Tijuana-based biker club have been charged with stealing 150 Jeep Wranglers using stolen computer code and key designs, the Justice Department announced earlier this week.

In 1974, Kerry Gruson was interviewing a veteran Green Beret who had a flashback, mistook her for a Viet Cong and strangled her, leaving her quadriplegic and neurologically disabled. Two decades later, Hector Picard received 13,000 volts of electricity from a substation transformer, requiring the amputation of his entire right arm and half of his left one. On Wednesday, the two combined forces to take part in a 50-mile bicycle race through the Florida Keys.

Andrew Morgan, 28, hid below deck when the boat got stuck in the mud during low tide. He ignored Coast Guard warnings to leave the cabin, forcing authorities to storm the boat and arrest him.

Days after Donald Trump’s stunning election victory, Michael Flynn phoned former CIA Director James Woolsey about taking another stint as head of the spy agency in the new administration, but then added a condition, Woolsey said.

As it struggles for ways to thwart North Korea’s nuclear ambitions, the Trump administration Thursday slapped additional economic sanctions on Pyonyang’s military, coal suppliers and financial interests.

His name is Derek Alldred, though he also goes by Rich Tailor or Richard Peterson. He has been known to have many different looks and has posed as a doctor, lawyer and member of the military.

Gunshots and explosions rang out early Friday at a mall, casino and hotel complex near Manila's international airport in the Philippine capital, sparking a security alarm amid an ongoing Muslim militant siege in the country's south.

Gunshots and explosions rang out early Friday at a mall, casino and hotel complex near Manila's international airport in the Philippine capital, sparking a security alarm amid an ongoing Muslim militant siege in the country's south.

James Comey, fired last month as FBI director amid a federal investigation into connections between Russia and the Trump campaign, is set to testify next Thursday at a highly anticipated congressional hearing that could shed light on his private conversations with the president in the weeks before the dismissal.

State courts cannot order military retirees to divide their disability pay with ex-spouses to compensate for a drop in shared retirement triggered by the disability compensation award, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled.

Former Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James has been elected to the board of directors of Textron Aviation’s parent company. She served as the 23rd Air Force Secretary under former President Barack Obama.

The U.S. has bolstered its firepower at a small training base in southern Syria as a group of Iran-supported militiamen backing the Syrian government are encamped nearby and refuse to move, a military spokesman for the anti-ISIS coalition said.

The hockey team's logo dispenses with the battleship theme that dominated the previous one. The original logo from 1989 and the primary emblem of the United States Navy influenced the design of the new logo, according to the team.

Six South Korean F-16 jet fighters were diverted to a U.S. military base in Tokyo after a refueling aircraft malfunctioned, U.S. Forces Japan officials said Thursday.

Six South Korean F-16 jet fighters have made an emergency landing at a U.S. military base in Tokyo after a refueling aircraft malfunctioned, U.S. Forces Japan officials said Thursday.

The Navy wants to hire about 2,000 new shipyard workers to help make more repairs to surface warships and keep them in service longer, said Vice Adm. Thomas Moore, the Navy’s top commander for ship maintenance.

The $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline began shipping oil for customers on Thursday, as Native American tribes that opposed the project vowed to continue fighting.

The U.S. Navy has officially received the first of a whole new class of aircraft carriers. The Navy announced Thursday that the USS Gerald R. Ford will now go through various workups at sea before becoming operational in 2020.

Unbelievable is one of those words Trump uses when he wants you to think he is saying something is better than just wonderful. He sure doesn’t want you to take him literally. Believe me.

Cyberspace faces an approaching risk of "permanent war" between states and criminal or extremist organizations because of increasingly destructive hacking attacks, the head of the French government's cybersecurity agency warned Thursday.

Inside his large corner office at the marijuana cultivation facility, U.S. Air Force veteran Ryan Reese kept a model U-2 on his desk and a copy of Time magazine – a special edition about the booming business of pot. In the past two years, he's traded one world for the other.

Brianna Hunter broke and re-broke the Pacific's shot-put record and the Far East meet discus mark, earning Stars and Stripes' girls track and field Athlete of the Year honors.

His speech slow and slurred, Tiger Woods couldn't follow simple instructions or keep his balance during a dazed and disoriented encounter with police before he was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.

American School in Japan senior Britt Sease exits with his name etched in the Pacific record book in the 400 and 800, and as the Stars and Stripes boys track and field Athlete of the Year.