Новости за 27.09.2017

In just a couple of days, Nintendo will unleash its Super Nintendo Entertainment System Classic system on a very suspecting world. This follow-up to last year’s massively sought-after NES Classic is already selling out through pre-orders from vendors across the world.

A Gulfstream jet, which collects critical data for hurricane forecasts, was flying through Hurricane Maria's swirling winds Monday when the seal on the cabin door failed, emitting a loud noise. The mission was aborted, and the crew returned to NOAA's Aircraft Operations Center — wearing oxygen masks.

The Commerce Department slapped duties of nearly 220 percent on Canada's Bombardier C Series aircraft Tuesday in a victory for Boeing that is likely to raise tensions between the United States and its allies Canada and Britain.

U.S. military officials say they're investigating photos of a lieutenant wearing pro-Communism attire at his graduation from West Point.

Under pressure to do more to help hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico, President Donald Trump said Wednesday his administration was considering waiving a little-known federal law that prohibits foreign-flagged ships from shuttling goods between U.S. ports.

"We need to check our facts before we make statements," Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said in an interview with The Associated Press. "It worries me that people play with facts and produce alternative facts."

Russian-backed Syrian government forces have all but encircled Islamic State militants in the eastern city of Deir el-Zour, a group that monitors the war said Wednesday.

The UN refugee agency said Wednesday that it is alarmed by a mob attack on Rohingya Muslim refugees in Sri Lanka as senior government officials called for stern legal action against the perpetrators that included Buddhist monks.

hen he would go on a mission in Afghanistan, he’d tuck the picture inside his body armor, and fold up the card and carry it in his backpack. The card, a February 2011 Valentine that Amanda Bublitz sent to her husband, Jake, was more like a poster. Big. “Obnoxious,” he might say.

A newly released coroner's report couldn't determine what led to the fatal brain damage of a young Ohioan detained for more than a year by North Korea, accused of torturing him by his parents and President Donald Trump.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte respects a reported investigation being conducted by an anti-graft agency of allegations that he has undeclared wealth hidden in bank accounts, his spokesman said Wednesday, adding "the president has nothing to hide."

Nearly half of the Americans believe the tough rhetoric between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un of North Korea is more than just a war of words, a new poll shows.

A military judge ruled Wednesday that prosecutors trying Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl don't have to turn over more information about conversations one of them had with the Trump administration about the case.

Sailors and soldiers are going to don flannel uniforms and play baseball by century-old rules to recreate the U.S. Army versus Navy games from World War I.

Russia has completed the massive task of destroying its Cold War-era chemical weapons stockpiles, winning praise from an international chemical weapons watchdog.

A boost in medical providers and resources, greater awareness of mental illness within the military and improving the treatment of exiting servicemembers could help combat a disturbing trend of increased suicides among veterans, lawmakers said Wednesday.

In light of a recent government report on suicides among military veterans, the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs hosted a panel of experts to discuss what could be done to combat the increasing and worrisome trend.

Interpol voted Wednesday to include Palestine as a member state, in a new boost to Palestinian efforts for international recognition and influence amid long-stalled negotiations with Israel for full statehood.

A military judge has denied efforts by Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl to gather more information on discussions between a prosecutor and the Trump administration.

A new round of U.N.-sponsored talks aimed at uniting Libya's rival factions has opened in neighboring Tunisia.

The Pentagon is shifting its response to Hurricane Maria-ravaged Puerto Rico to a land-based operation as it clears airfields and adds communications capabilities, allowing it flow more troops onto the ailing U.S. island, defense officials said Wednesday.

Navy veterans who served aboard the two aircraft carriers named after the Battles of Saratoga are gathering near where the Revolutionary War battles were fought 240 years ago this fall.

Police in Hot Springs say they've confirmed at least one of two bronze plaques taken from the graves of U.S. Army veterans was stolen.

Odoms time in Afghanistan produced his initial contact with the team, as Odoms was introduced to Ravens Coach John Harbaugh when the latter visited his base in Kandahar. According to the Ravens' website, Odoms had told the coach that he'd like to become the team's next anthem singer, then won a contest the following year for just that position.

Republicans on Wednesday will propose slashing tax rates for the wealthy, middle class and businesses, while also preserving popular tax deductions that encourage buying homes and giving to charity, according to a nine-page document obtained by The Washington Post.