Новости за 10.07.2017

President Donald Trump predictably hailed his trip to the Group of 20 summit in Hamburg as a "wonderful success." In that assessment, he's more or less alone.

President Donald Trump's eldest son changed his account over the weekend of a meeting he had with a Russian lawyer during the 2016 campaign, saying Sunday that the woman told him she had information about Democrat Hillary Clinton.

President Donald Trump appears to be backing away from the idea of working with Russia to create a "cyber security unit" to guard against election hacking.

The outgoing 2nd Infantry Division commander defended the use of rotational forces as the best way to maintain readiness against an increasingly threatening North Korea despite a recent report concluding that forward-based units would be more efficient.

Six female students from war-torn Afghanistan who had hoped to participate in an international robotics competition in the U.S. this month will have to watch via video link after their visa applications were denied — not once, but twice.

After summiting, they snapped photos and enjoyed the view. They had no idea what lay in store for them on the trail ahead.

As terrorists overseas increasingly turn to vehicles as weapons, cities across the United States, concerned such attacks could happen here, are ramping up security in public spaces.

Journalists who continue to cover the standoff between Koreas, Japan, China and the U.S. explain how each country hopes it is resolved.

Despite his many injuries, Gay never received a Purple Heart, a military honor issued for being wounded or killed in enemy action.

Southern California authorities have revealed the name of a dead man they misidentified and who was buried by the wrong family.

Now, as Texas and other states are gearing up to protect their military bases from a proposal to open new base closure hearings, local officials are ready to stand on the front lines to protect its installation.

The mammoth protest - organized by the opposition Republican People's Party, or CHP - was a rare display of public dissent in a country where tens of thousands have been jailed as part of a systematic post-coup purge of dissidents and other government opponents.

Lockport-based Bollinger Shipyards delivered the USCGC Oliver Berry, the 24th fast response cutter, to the U.S. Coast Guard.