Новости за 14.03.2018

Navy divers have recovered all salvageable debris after an emergency forced a fighter jet to drop its fuel tanks into a Japanese lake last month.

The evacuation is part of a deal negotiated by the United Nations to allow urgent medical cases to leave the rebel-held enclave to government-held Damascus for treatment. About 150 patients and their families left the enclave on Tuesday.

Two congressional leaders say they want answers from the Navy’s top admiral on why they were not told at a congressional hearing about a serious mishap inside an electronic warfare jet where temperatures plunged to Arctic-like below zero levels and severely reduce visibility while flying, forcing the crew to seek medical treatment.

Matt Vinci of Carmel Valley is just 17, but in those years, he has moved eight times. The son of a Navy captain, he’s grown accustomed to saying goodbye to newfound friends whenever his dad gets new orders.

Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson says President Donald Trump deserves the credit he's taking for helping to push down the cost for two new Air Force One jets.

An aversion to politics and conflict is unreflective of the genre’s history: Country music has always thrived on and reflected cultural division.

Britain announced Wednesday it will expel almost two dozen Russian diplomats, sever high-level bilateral contacts with Moscow and take both open and covert action against Kremlin meddling after the poisoning of a former spy, plunging U.K.-Russian relations into their deepest freeze since the Cold War.

I was pinned under my partner, her weight planted on my chest, arms bound around my head.

About 7,000 pairs of shoes sat on the southeast lawn of the U.S. Capitol Tuesday as a memorial to children slain by guns since the mass shooting in December 2012 at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.

The family of Clinton Field, an administrator in the U.S. Air Force, was found dead in their home early Tuesday in a triple homicide-suicide.

Parents told officials that a half-dozen girls were sexually assaulted by a boy in their class at Grafenwoehr Elementary School. The response throughout the U.S. military's vast support structure was always the same, they said: Sorry this has happened; there's nothing we can do.

Germany's parliament has elected Angela Merkel for her fourth term as chancellor, putting an end to nearly six months of political drift in Europe's biggest economy.

Middle and high school students at overseas military bases joined a national gun violence protest, walking out of class Wednesday. While some schools accommodated the demonstrators, one threatened students with potential punishment and referral to military police.

Though uncommon, getting discharged between 19 and 20 years on medical grounds does happen. It almost happened to Jerred Mitchell, a noncommissioned officer at Ramstein Air Base.

Two former Army National Guard soldiers were sentenced Tuesday to three years in prison for the stabbing death of an fellow soldier on New Year's Day 2014 during a domestic violence altercation in east-central Fresno.

South Korea’s military is facing a new danger — fans of K-pop superstar G-Dragon.

The U.S. delivered six surveillance drones to the Philippines Tuesday, bolstering the country’s ability to respond to a growing militant threat.

The U.S. delivered six surveillance drones to the Philippines on Tuesday, bolstering the country’s ability to respond to a growing militant threat.

The U.S. delivered six surveillance drones to the Philippines Tuesday, bolstering the country’s ability to respond to a growing militant threat.

The nation’s highest court may soon decide the fate of one of Fayetteville’s most infamous criminals.

The nation’s highest court may soon decide the fate of a former Fort Bragg soldier who was convicted of a series of rapes and murders.

President Donald Trump is considering replacing embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin with Energy Secretary Rick Perry, according to a source familiar with the White House discussions

Fazliddin Kurbanov had been serving a 25-year sentence in a terrorism case when he tried to slit the warden's throat. On Tuesday, he admitted using a prison-made knife to attack the warden at the Federal Correctional Institution at Victorville in 2016.