Новости за 04.06.2018

Immigration authorities began deportation proceedings Monday against a foreign-born military recruit despite a statement by the defense secretary and a new law aimed at protecting foreign recruits and veterans.

Base spokeswoman Michelle Thomas says the plane was not an Air Force aircraft but the crash 15 miles west of the base did occur in Edwards' airspace.

The Pentagon's investigative watchdog has initiated a probe into U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Ronny L. Jackson, the White House military physician who withdrew from consideration as President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs amid allegations of improper conduct.

Gov. Jim Justice said at a news conference Monday that Maj. Gen. James Hoyer, the state Guard's adjutant general, will take control of the RISE West Virginia program from the state Department of Commerce.

Gov. Jim Justice said at a news conference Monday that Maj. Gen. James Hoyer, the state Guard's adjutant general, will take control of the RISE West Virginia program from the state Department of Commerce.

Facebook's arrangements with Amazon, Apple, BlackBerry and Samsung that allowed their devices to access data from the social network's users could further expose Facebook to steep fines and other penalties, experts said.

From 1969 to 1971, Rick Bartow served as a teletype operator and a musician in a military hospital, singing and playing guitar for men as they died. When he returned to Oregon, he suffered from PTSD and lost the 1970s to alcoholism. Bartow burned his art in those years.

Col. John Howard was charged with two counts of cruelty and maltreatment, two counts of sexual assault, one count of conduct unbecoming an officer, and one count of fraternization in violation of the Uniformed Code of Military Justice.

A Tennessee man died two days before his scheduled trial in a case involving an industrial explosion at a site leased from the Louisiana National Guard.

Midway down the aisle, America's three most famous widows were conversing. They spoke only briefly, maybe five or 10 minutes. But they were there, together. Then, for the next 4½ hours, Ethel Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy and Coretta Scott King shared a flight over their grieving, wounded, troubled country.

A man who told undercover agents that he wanted to carry out a Christmas Day bombing and shooting attack at a popular San Francisco tourist attraction will receive a 15-year sentence after pleading guilty in a federal case.

Scot Peterson had spent much of the past three months in hiding, but now somebody was walking onto his porch and toward the front door. It had been exactly 90 days since Peterson's last shift as a school resource officer in Parkland, Florida, where he had been armed and on duty as 17 people were killed and 17 more were injured.

Former President George H.W. Bush is leaving a Maine hospital after being treated for low blood pressure and fatigue.

Records show the Navy isn't keeping close track of how many days servicemembers assigned to ships and boats are spending at sea.

“I put my brakes on, and I jump out," Darren Phillips told KSL. "And by this time, the trooper is on his back and the guy is on top of him. The trooper saw me running over, and as soon as I got up to him, he says, ‘He’s going for my gun.' "

On June 2, 2016, Kameron Robinson was a soldier riding in the truck that rolled over in flooded Owl Creek on Fort Hood, claiming the lives of eight soldiers and a West Point cadet. Years later, Robinson recalls the events of that day.

SeaWorld officials have announced United States military veterans and up to three guests will receive free admission to its theme parks through July 4. Veterans will be able to gain free tickets to SeaWorld Orlando, SeaWorld San Antonio and SeaWorld San Diego by redeeming admission through the Waves of Honor website.

The Department of Veterans Affairs will face heavy scrutiny as it implements a major overhaul to its health care programs that President Donald Trump is expected to sign into law this week.

Lt. Cmdr. David McDonald, Lt. Heidi Schreckenbach and Kylee Cisneros are the first nurses within NMCCL to earn Trauma Certified Registered Nurse certification; McDonald and Schreckenbach are among the first in the U.S. Navy.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has urged China to disclose the details of people killed, detained or missing during the Chinese military's crackdown on pro-democracy protesters centered on Beijing's Tiananmen Square 29 years ago.

Irving Osberg was one of the lucky ones: His boat made it close enough to shore that he didn't drown under the weight of his own equipment.

In mid-September, the Environmental Protection Agency's director of scheduling and advance, Millan Hupp, reached out to the Trump International Hotel in Washington with an unusual request. Hupp wanted to know how much the hotel would charge EPA chief Scott Pruitt for purchasing one of its used mattresses.

Frank Carlucci, who advocated an arms buildup in the 1980s before becoming defense secretary under President Ronald Reagan and later expanded the influence of Carlyle Group as the investment firm's chairman, has died. He was 87.

The 6,000 pre-dug graves, with their concrete crypts inches apart just under the surface, are ready. The 16,000 spaces in the new niche wall and columbaria are waiting. And the area has been decorated with new redbud, locust and magnolia trees.

The beginning of the popcorn movie season has been Josh Brolin’s to own so far, but this month, another franchise-heavy actor might have something to say about that.