Новости за 07.04.2018

A van crashed into people drinking outside a popular bar Saturday in the German city of Muenster, killing two people and injuring 20 others before the driver of the vehicle shot and killed himself inside it, police said, adding that six of the 20 injured people were in severe condition.

An effort to continue providing tens of millions of dollars in state tax breaks to a Navy shipbuilder is now law.

A federal court jury has awarded $10 million in damages to a California man who spent six years in prison before his murder conviction was thrown out.

Police in Oceanside, Calif., recently acquired an electronic device that can disable a drone in the sky and force it back to the ground.

A German police spokesman said the driver of the vehicle killed himself after the crash. He also said six of the 20 injured people were in severe condition.

Analysts say the Ohio base’s major employers should get more work as a result of the billions of dollars in new spending for the nation’s defense during the next two years.

Navy veteran Brian Flick came up with the idea for a veterans shelter before he graduated from Penn State Shenango in 2015. When a professor gave him an assignment to create his own mock non-profit agency, Flick decided his class project would focus on helping veterans.

After 74 years Art Jibilian, who died in 2010, finally was recognized for the vital role he played in rescuing over 500 downed U.S. airmen during World War II.

The U.S. Naval Academy Museum has held a public viewing of a large British flag that was captured during the War of 1812.

A motion filed in the U.S. District Court alleges that the FBI initially searched a storage locker of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort in Alexandria, Va., last May without a warrant.

Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt's concern with his safety came at a steep cost to taxpayers as his swollen security detail blew through overtime budgets and at times diverted officers away from investigating environmental crimes.

The Mexican navy said it accepted responsibility after a prosecution ballistics expert found evidence that gunfire from a helicopter supporting the marines in a confused series of pre-dawn gun battles killed a female passerby and her two children. One marine was also killed in the gun battles and 12 were wounded. Four gunmen also died.

Eugene Lysne, Dwayne “Whitey” Hagen, Bill Neff, Bill Christianson, Vern Strand and Duane Hatleli will be included on the 19th honor flight, which leaves the Twin Cities on Saturday for D.C.

Along the North Korean border in northeastern China, dozens of missionaries are engaged in work that puts them and their North Korean converts in danger. Most are South Koreans but some are ethnic Koreans whose families have lived in China for generations. In recent years, 10 such front-line missionaries and pastors have died mysteriously.

The Pentagon’s mission against Islamic State in Syria remains open-ended despite President Donald Trump’s promise of a quick U.S. withdrawal.

On Friday, Pvt. Felix Nils Olson, a veteran of World War I, was among 30 veterans honored with "Taps" and a flag presentation ceremony.

A man driving a van plowed into a crowd in the northern German city of Muenster on Saturday afternoon, killing at least three people and injuring dozens before shooting himself, a senior German security official said.

There has been a string of cases involving inappropriate document management within the government. Strictly managing public documents is an issue that needs to be addressed without delay.

Soldiers from the 525th Military Intelligence Brigade paused to discuss sexual assault and authored messages in support of survivors as part of the nationwide Clothesline Project event.

Jataya Taylor's world shattered 10 years ago. After two serious injuries during training, the U.S. Marine Corps medically retired Jataya. "My whole plan for my life revolved around the military. I was lost," Jataya said of her medical retirement. This month, she will join more than 400 fellow disabled veterans at the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic in Snowmass Village, Colorado.

Dr. Ronny Jackson — the rear admiral who is President Donald Trump’s nominee as the secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs — knows he someday will be a veteran and his sons will be veterans.

The remains of a gunner whose plane crashed in the Pacific Ocean during World War II have been identified and returned to his sister in Ohio after 73 years.

Two soldiers were killed Friday when an AH-64E Apache helicopter crashed at Fort Campbell.

As Cuba faces a generational shift in power with Cuban leader Raul Castro expected to retire from the presidency April 19, the United States has few official eyes and ears on the island.

Humans took a backseat during an exercise at Grafenwoehr in which robots cleared obstacles for manned tanks and fighting vehicles. “This is a great step forward for the Army, and for robotics,” said a soldier with the 1st Infantry Division’s 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team.