Новости за 05.10.2017

A member of Iran's team of nuclear negotiators that struck the 2015 deal with world powers has been sentenced to five years in prison after being convicted in Iran of espionage, a semi-official news agency reported on Wednesday.

Few weeks are as memorable in the life of a high school student as homecoming. School spirit is place on display in a variety of manners, to include the homecoming parade, the dance, even days when students are asked to wear pajamas or don their clothing backwards.

USS Wasp, an amphibious assault ship, will delay its deployment to the Pacific as it continues relief operations in Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, Defense Department officials said Thursday.

The Air Force is wooing veterans to take desk jobs as it continues to hemorrhage pilots to the airline industry.

The comments from lawmakers including the No. 2 Senate Republican, John Cornyn of Texas, marked a surprising departure from GOP lawmakers' general antipathy to gun regulations of any kind.

Republican congressman Tim Murphy of Pennsylvania said he will "take personal time to seek help as my family and I continue to work through our personal difficulties."

As Equifax's former chief executive tried to explain how the company responded to the massive data breach before a stern congressional panel, viewers couldn't help but notice the oddly dressed character hovering over his left shoulder.

An Army officer stationed at Fort Gordon was sentenced Wednesday in U.S. District Court to 97 months in prison.

The decision to do the work at Yokosuka was made after damage assessments revealed it would be faster and cheaper than sending the ship stateside.

The decision to do the work at Yokosuka was made after damage assessments revealed it would be faster and cheaper than sending the ship stateside.

Americans buying salmon for dinner at Walmart or ALDI may inadvertently have subsidized the North Korean government as it builds its nuclear weapons program, an AP investigation has found.

The families of two highway workers killed by a drunk driver in 2014 are outraged that the man convicted in the deaths recently created a GoFundMe account to help pay the court-ordered restitution.

U.S. officials say at least one U.S. special operations commando has been killed and two others were wounded when they came under fire in southwest Niger.

In an effort to try to crack Stephen Paddock's state of mind, the FBI spent hours interviewing his longtime girlfriend, who returned Tuesday from a weekslong overseas trip and said she had no inkling of the massacre he was plotting when he sent her to see family in her native Philippines.

In an effort to try to crack Stephen Paddock's state of mind, the FBI spent hours interviewing his longtime girlfriend, who returned Tuesday from a weekslong overseas trip and said she had no inkling of the massacre he was plotting when he sent her to see family in her native Philippines.

Marilou Danley, the girlfriend of Stephen Paddock, issued the statement after returning from her native Philippines and being questioned for much of the day by FBI agents.

First Lt. Wilmarie Flores has been desperate for news of her family in Juana Diaz after Hurricane Maria. At the same time, Flores’s parents were just as concerned for their daughter who is serving in Afghanistan.

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.

“He was the kind of soldier you wanted to deploy with,” added Sgt. 1st Class Pak Castillo, a Nevada National Guard personnel sergeant. “He was the type of soldier you wanted to work with, but would also like to hang out with outside of work. He was a great man.”

The Pentagon is injecting $440 million more into missile defense to counter North Korea's accelerating push for a nuclear-armed missile capable of hitting the United States.

President Donald Trump's pardon of former Sheriff Joe Arpaio's conviction for disobeying a court order in an immigration case will stand after a judge on Wednesday rejected arguments that it would encourage government officials to flout similar judicial commands in the future.

Austin City Limits, one of the largest music festivals in the U.S, is offering refunds to ticketholders uncomfortable with attending following the deadly mass shooting at Sunday's country music concert in Las Vegas.

Peter and Susan Tancredi, both retired Army officers, are volunteers at the San Diego Central Library veterans resource center. Nearly all the vets who seek help at the Central Library are from the streets.

Catalonia's regional government on Wednesday mulled when to declare the region's independence from Spain, with some lawmakers saying it would happen Monday.