Новости за 27.09.2017

A National Police statement said the 26-year-old of Moroccan origin was arrested Wednesday and was the last part of a five-member Belgian-based cell.

The Interior Ministry said in a statement Wednesday that firefighters were still putting out a blaze that broke out late Tuesday in the town of Kalynivka, 120 miles southwest of the capital, Kiev.

Thousands of Iranians are mourning the death of a young Revolutionary Guard soldier beheaded by the Islamic State group in Iraq at state funeral in Tehran.

Thousands of Iranians are mourning the death of a young Revolutionary Guard soldier beheaded by the Islamic State group in Iraq at state funeral in Tehran.

There is no military solution to the escalating North Korean aggression, according to former soldier, senator and defense secretary Chuck Hagel.

Marie Tillman, the widow of former NFL player and Army Ranger Pat Tillman, says that her husband's service "should never be politicized in a way that divides us."

Arely Bridgett Ruiz previously approved a plea deal in the attempted murder of her husband, a Fort Bliss soldier. She rescinded her plea on Tuesday.

Sailors will gain an additional three months to negotiate their next duty station orders, according to a Navy announcement issued earlier this month.

North Korea was the elephant in the room during an open house to keep people informed about noncombatant evacuation operations, or NEO, on Wednesday at Yokota in western Tokyo.

A pilot groaned in mock pain from two broken legs after a plane went down last week in the northern recesses of the Okinawan jungle.

Amos Yee, whose online posts mocking and criticizing the Singapore government twice landed him in jail there, left his homeland in December with the intention of seeking U.S. asylum.

Low-income veterans and their families in San Bernardino County, Calif. will have more resources to find and stay in permanent housing thanks to more than $625,000 in funding secured through the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Iran's deputy foreign minister pointed at the United States in warning on Tuesday that a new nuclear arms race and new competition to modernize nuclear weapons are starting.

The outreach began before the current eruption of threats between the two leaders, but will likely become only more urgent as Trump and Kim's rhetoric sharply increases the chances of potentially catastrophic misunderstandings.

First Lt. Katie Blanchard, the U.S. Army nurse who was set on fire by a co-worker at Fort Leavenworth in 2016, told her story on the CBS medical talk show “The Doctors.”

The inquiries into private communication could prove uncomfortable for President Donald Trump, who relentlessly attacked Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email account and server during her time as secretary of state.

When President Donald Trump tweeted on Saturday that Iran had "just test-fired" a missile, he seemed to know something the rest of the government did not. Turns out, he did not.

Congress may be unable to provide any additional job protection for special counsel Robert Mueller, whose investigation into Russian meddling into the 2016 election and possible collusion or obstruction of justice continues to frustrate President Donald Trump.

Women will be allowed to drive for the first time next summer in Saudi Arabia, the ultra-conservative kingdom announced Tuesday, marking a significant expansion of women's rights in the only the country that barred them from getting behind the wheel.

Weeks after a veterans' health initiative received $2.1 billion in emergency funding, the Trump administration says the private-sector Veterans Choice health care program may need additional money as early as December.

Reno police say they've arrested a Nevada Air National Guard captain who is suspected of shooting a 16-year-old.

The Department of Defense is preparing to send additional medical support and a shipment of satellite telephones to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands to aid Hurricane Maria victims devastated by the Category 4 storm.