Новости за 04.10.2017

The draft of a new and potentially incendiary United Nations report calls out the Saudi Arabia-led military coalition for killing and maiming hundreds of Yemeni children in their ongoing campaign against Houthi rebels.

Visiting bedsides and the base of police operations, President Donald Trump offered prayers and condolences Wednesday to the victims of Sunday night's shooting massacre in Las Vegas along with praise and congratulations to first responders and doctors who rushed to save lives.

Visiting bedsides and the base of police operations, President Donald Trump offered prayers and condolences Wednesday to the victims of Sunday night's shooting massacre in Las Vegas along with praise and congratulations to first responders and doctors who rushed to save lives.

Matt Bellina was an officer in the Navy when he started showing symptoms of the deadly Lou Gehrig's disease in 2012. Now he's taken on a new fight: a law making it easier for terminally ill patients to get access to experimental drugs.

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump met privately with victims of the Las Vegas shooting at a hospital Wednesday, praising them and the doctors who treated them as he visited a city still reeling from the worst gun massacre in modern U.S. history.

“Cuphead” is a special game that will make players want to put their controller through the wall one minute, and want to pick up the sticks and get back to it the next.

President Donald Trump could announce his secret decision on the future of the Iran nuclear deal next week.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson declared Wednesday he never considered resigning as President Donald Trump's top diplomat, disputing what he called "erroneous" reports. After pointedly refusing to answer if he called the president a "moron," Tillerson had a spokeswoman deny he used such language.

“How in the world could a billion-dollar destroyer not know that there’s a freighter closing in on it?” Sen. Angus King asked during a Senate committee hearing on Sept. 19. “This is just unacceptable from just a modern seamanship point of view, it seems to me.”

Getting swept by their service academy rivals was the low point of an otherwise successful 2016 campaign for the Midshipmen. For Navy, the redemption tour starts Saturday afternoon when it hosts Air Force in Annapolis.

Leaders of the Senate intelligence committee said Wednesday that they have not determined roughly nine months into their investigation whether Russia coordinated with the Trump campaign to sway the 2016 presidential election.

U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio is calling for an apparent pro-communist U.S. soldier to lose his commission as an officer.

U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio is calling for an apparent pro-communist U.S. soldier to lose his commission as an officer.

New York State Sen. Robert Ortt is inviting Buffalo Bills players who kneeled in protest during the national anthem to join him and area veterans on a trip to Arlington National Cemetery next year, so that they can "see exactly why we stand during the anthem."

Facilities in Japan are organizing concerts that include evacuation drills, which give the venues' staff opportunities to improve their preparedness for disasters.

President Vladimir Putin says he will decide later this year whether to run for re-election, a familiar course for the reticent Russian leader who prefers to enter the race at the last moment.

A former FBI investigator working with a production company hopes the decades-old mystery can be solved with the help of a new mind - an artificial one.

Anil Uskanli told a federal judge he was chasing and trying to kill a butterfly aboard an American Airlines flight when the captain put the plane on lockdown and called for a military fighter jet escort into Honolulu.

A Pennsylvania man has admitted in federal court in New Jersey that he defrauded a military insurance program after he was recruited into the scheme by a former Major League Soccer TV analyst.

The statue at Manassas National Battlefield Park was splattered with white paint and the word "dead" was spray-painted on it.

Slovakia's defense ministry says the government has approved a plan to send 25 soldiers to Iraq to help train Iraqi security forces as part of a NATO mission.

For years Edison Prado was one of the top U.S. drug targets in South America. So it came as something of a shock when the man dubbed the high-living Pablo Escobar of Ecuador showed up on a list of hardscrabble leftist rebels from Colombia.

The system off the Nicaraguan coast is expected to strengthen into a tropical storm and reach hurricane strength with winds of 80 miles per hour Sunday as it nears the U.S. coastline between Louisiana and Florida, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center.