Новости за 15.06.2017

Many commanders have reportedly fled the besieged cities of Mosul, Iraq, and Raqqa, Syria, in recent months for Mayadeen, a remote town in the heart of Syria's ISIS-controlled, Euphrates River valley near the Iraqi border.

Times and dates for theaters in Japan, Okinawa and South Korea

London firefighters combed through a burned-out public housing tower Thursday in a grim search for missing people as police and the prime minister launched investigations into the inferno that killed at least 17 people.

The Department of Veterans Affairs is agreeable to extending Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to more servicemembers and their families, providing Congress can find the additional funding, a VA official testified Thursday.

It’s five months into the presidency of Donald J. Trump and, in the absence of a new policy, Obama’s executive orders to hold review boards and close the wartime prison still govern Guantanamo Bay.

The drugs brought ashore Thursday from the cutter Waesche were seized by the crews of eight Coast Guard cutters in the Eastern Pacific from late March through this month.

Times and dates for theaters in Belgium, England, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, The Netherlands and Spain and Turkey.

A 62-year-old Kansas man admitted Thursday that he pretended to be blind to collect more than $70,000 in disability benefits.

Explosives that mimic those used in Syria and Iraq are a leading threat to the European Union — including weaponized off-the-shelf drones — along with returning fighters and would-be jihadis blocked from traveling to the war zone, according to a report Thursday from Europe's top law-enforcement organization.

Universal Pictures built its legacy with horror movies featuring Dracula, Frankenstein and the Wolf Man during the heydays of Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi in the 1930s and ’40s.

David Howe chose to aim high when he applied to all five U.S. military service academies. It paid off.

Fred Warmbier called his son's return bittersweet. He said there was no reason for North Korea to keep his 22-year-old son's condition a secret and deny him top medical care. "There's no excuse for the way the North Koreans treated our son."

Bellows Field Beach Park and its campsites will be closed July 14-17 due to military training exercises, the city’s parks department said Wednesday.

U.S.-led coalition warplanes dropped more munitions on Islamic State targets in Iraq and Syria last month than in any previous month of the nearly three-year war against the terrorist group, according to Pentagon statistics released this week.

Afghan officials say a suicide bomber struck outside a Shiite mosque in in Kabul, killing at least one person and wounding five others.

Christina Wagner has been battling to sell bratwursts by the Autobahn near the town of Rodaborn for years. Authorities refused to give her a permit to operate at the site, so she passes sausages to her customers through a fence from an adjacent lot.

When driving cars, motorists can be sure they do not run out of gas by watching a gauge. But, figuring out when soldiers in the field will tire out is a different matter, Brig. Gen. Anthony Potts told Natick officials on Wednesday.

The newest and costliest U.S. aircraft carrier, delivered to the Navy on May 31 with fanfare, has been dogged by trouble with fundamentals: launching jets from its deck and catching them when they land.

Police in Washington are seeking the arrest of a dozen Turkish security agents and two others accused of taking part in a violent attack on protesters during an official visit by Turkey's president, a melee that became a major irritant in U.S.-Turkish ties.

Future accidental radiation releases at the largest U.S. site of waste from nuclear weapons production are likely following back-to-back emergency evacuations of workers in May and June because aging infrastructure is breaking down.

Carl Carrano began to cry as he saw Marines fold up the American flag. He was sitting in a wheelchair in the dining hall at Memory Care of Naples.

The Islamic State group says it has captured Tora Bora, a mountain hideout in Afghanistan once used by Osama bin Laden, but the Taliban on Thursday dismissed the claim, saying they were still in control of the cave complex.

The two bills Governor Eric Greitens signed are designed to help veterans employment and protect it when they've been deployed as National Guard or Reserve soldiers.

An Air Force staff sergeant has purchased one of the city’s most glorious properties, the Emma Flower Taylor Mansion, on Clinton Street.

The Navy recently replaced a wooden fence in the sand dunes with an 8-foot-tall, stainless steel chain-link one that extends 20 feet into the ocean.