Новости за 22.08.2017

Under U.S. law, the secretary of state must certify that Egypt is meeting human rights conditions or determine that it is in the U.S. national interest to release the money. U.S. officials said Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had signed the waiver but would hold off spending the money.

Columbus police are investigating the vandalism of a Confederate soldier statue at Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery on the Hilltop.

Gen. Joseph Votel, the top U.S. commander for the Middle East, says the first deployments of new U.S. forces will arrive in Afghanistan "pretty quickly." He estimates it could take days or a few weeks.

An extremist cell in northeastern Spain was preparing bombs for an imam who planned to blow himself up at a Barcelona monument, a key suspect in the attacks that killed 15 people in northeastern Spain told a judge Tuesday, according to a judicial official.

A calendar of events on U.S. facilities in the Pacific.

The Army-Navy football game will be played in Philadelphia four times from 2018-2022, returning to its most frequent host city. This year's Army-Navy game will mark the 11th time Lincoln Financial Field has hosted.

A calendar of nearby events of interest to people living on U.S. facilities in the Pacific.

As the Navy works to recover sailors’ bodies from flooded portions of the damaged USS John McCain in Singapore, a San Diego congressman is calling for a congressional investigation of the Navy’s string of deadly ship mishaps in the Pacific.

Federal prosecutors say a woman has pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $100,000 from a U.S. Naval base in Japan.

Federal prosecutors say a woman has pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $100,000 from a U.S. Naval base in Japan.

The Trump administration on Tuesday imposed sanctions on 16 mainly Chinese and Russian companies and people for assisting North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs and helping the North make money to support those programs.

Dozens of soldiers and police officers stood at attention Tuesday while the flag-draped casket of 23-year-old Army Sgt. Jonathon Michael Hunter was transferred from a plane to a hearse.

Morocco has long considered itself a haven of stability in a volatile region and a key ally in the fight against Islamic extremism, but in recent months, it has found itself shaken by carnage in Europe blamed on Moroccans who moved abroad.

A Michigan woman says her son, Ken Smith, is among the missing sailors after a collision between a warship and an oil tanker in Southeast Asia.

President Donald Trump will inspect a Predator drone and meet with Marines at a Yuma, Arizona, Border Patrol station ahead of a major rally Tuesday night in Phoenix as he seeks to promote his administration's push to tighten immigration enforcement, senior officials said.

President Donald Trump has demanded NATO allies commit more troops to the mission in Afghanistan “in line” with planned U.S. increases, but the source of those forces is unclear for an alliance that has pledged more support but only in small numbers.

Italian firefighters working through the night, sometimes digging by hand, freed a 7-month-old baby Tuesday and then his two older brothers from the rubble of their home that collapsed when a 4.0-magnitude quake struck the resort island of Ischia during the height of tourist season.

Trump’s own words last month undercut his broader point on Monday: that shared patriotism and common desire to defend the country would unite soldiers, sailors and airmen in a way that we might all emulate.

The Civil War lessons taught to American students often depend on where the classroom is, with schools presenting accounts of the conflict that vary from state to state and even district to district.

The U.S-backed Lebanese army launched its operation on Saturday and has since driven out the militants from some 62 square miles. The Lebanese military is now in control of over 80 percent of the areas previously held by ISIS along the border.

The U.S. Army soldier assigned to the 173rd Airborne Brigade found dead in his barracks on Caserma Ederle Saturday has been identified as Pfc. Andrew Young, 21, from Dallas, Oregon.

Schools and financial markets close, more than 450 flights canceled, at least 34 hurt as Typhoon Hato slams Hong Kong.

Hato peaks as a Category 2-equivalent typhoon; only the second time since 2000 that the maximum Signal 10 has been raised in Hong Kong.

Hato upgraded, becomes fourth typhoon of Pacific season; still bearing down on Hong Kong.

A top U.S. commander said the military’s ability to defend against any threats from North Korea won’t be affected by an operational pause by the Navy following a devastating collision that left 10 sailors missing.