Новости за 19.12.2017

The FBI is investigating after a 70-year-old Oklahoma woman said she was duped out of more than $225,000 by someone posing online as a U.S. Army general stationed in Syria.

Expectant mothers aren’t the only people losing access to military medical care as the Aviano Air Base hospital transitions to a clinic in the coming months. So are Defense Department civilians and retirees.

President Donald Trump's newly released National Security Strategy is a pleasantly centrist document – essentially a well-written amalgam of mainstream foreign policy principles that could as easily have emerged from a Hillary Clinton White House.

Deliveries by drones took a step closer to being allowed in the U.S. after a federal advisory panel agreed on a framework for allowing law enforcement to routinely track the small devices.

Deliveries by drones took a step closer to being allowed in the U.S. after a federal advisory panel agreed on a framework for allowing law enforcement to routinely track the small devices.

American-backed forces have cleared the Islamic State from more than 97 percent of the land that it once controlled across Iraq and Syria, yet the terrorist group remains a significant security threat in both nations, a U.S. military spokesman said Tuesday.

At the end of every year, millions of Americans can make strategic moves to shave a few bucks off their April tax bill. Right now, millions more should be able to get into the act, with Congressional Republicans poised to pass a 503-page law that fundamentally restructures the U.S. tax code.

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke launched a push Tuesday to expand critical minerals production in the United States, saying "we are vulnerable as a nation" because we rely so heavily on imports from China.

Grieving parents of sailors killed in two collisions earlier this year say the Navy puts too much blame on the ships' crew while glossing over problems with training, manpower and maintenance that have plagued the Japan-based 7th fleet for years.

Where to get your glow on at light shows and winter illuminations in Japan, Okinawa and South Korea.

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

Familiar phrases rang out during a holiday concert in 1942 at the Heart Mountain Relocation Center in Wyoming as Fukiko Takano read “Christmas Bells” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

American statecraft fares best when it blends high-minded idealism with hard-headed realism.

The West Virginia Army National Guard plans to use a portion of the former Hobet Mine site in Boone County as a training facility for all branches of the U.S. military.

Sarita Condie and Justice Swett brought leadership, determination and an irrepressible will to win to the basketball court. Those two seniors were a major reason why the Navy women greatly exceeded expectations last season, finishing as runner-up in the Patriot League for both the regular season and tournament.

A controversial Treasury Department account paid out roughly $174,000 over five years to settle claims that specifically cited sexual harassment or sex discrimination against House member offices, according to new data released Tuesday by a House committee.

In his national security outline this week, President Donald Trump noted the global balance of power has shifted in recent years in ways adverse to U.S. interests.

On Monday, President Donald Trump delivered what his administration billed as a landmark address on national security, outlining once more the tenets of his “America First” doctrine. The speech, like so many Trump addresses, hinged on a recitation of his triumphs, real and imagined.

Just a week before Christmas, Natasha Huff said she had not told her two children that her husband, Sgt. 1st Class Shawn Huff, was returning home from Kuwait.

The Navy’s top officer said a recently created unit will make the calls on whether warships in the region are capable of deployment.

Students, parents and veterans made an emotional appeal to the school committee Monday night to reinstate the retired Marine Corps officer who was fired as the high school's JROTC instructor.

Students, parents and veterans made an emotional appeal to the school committee Monday night to reinstate the retired Marine Corps officer who was fired as the high school's JROTC instructor.

President Donald Trump's administration on Tuesday publicly blamed North Korea for a "careless and reckless" ransomware attack that infected hundreds of thousands of computers worldwide in May and crippled parts of Britain's National Health Service.

A neurosurgeon and an Eagle Scout. A college student and military medics. Commuters and emergency workers alike rushed to help survivors when an Amtrak passenger train derailed Monday south of Seattle

The Japanese government is pushing ahead with plans to boost its missile defenses in response to the growing threat from North Korea.