Новости за 18.06.2018

The 800-plus residents of Pahoa are in no danger from the lava flows and have been largely spared by vog, yet Kilauea is wreaking havoc on the town nonetheless. Some say the volcano is even sapping the spirit of Pahoa itself.

If my 3-year-old goes more than two hours without a snack, he turns into a screaming, hangry monster. And if we’re being honest, so do I. But Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan, which ended Thursday, and they don’t all transform into the Hulk for a month. UNC researchers have been studying hunger and anger and have found that awareness of your emotions may help vanquish the grumpy, hungry feeling sometimes called “hanger.”

Growing up, Margaret Stewart learned about and knew much about her grandfather, Peter Stewart: he was a colonel in the United States Air Force; the father of six flew combat missions in World War II, the Korean War and he in Vietnam. But she never got to meet him.

Blanketed with greenery, the ghost town is perched atop cliffs looking west into sea mists obscuring the horizon. Abandoned homes ravaged by weather and creeping vines stand silent but for the surf, the whine of mosquitos, and birdsong. This is Houtouwan — “Back Bay” in Mandarin — an abandoned fishing village engulfed by nature on the far eastern island of Shengshan, 90 kilometers off the coast of Shanghai.

About two dozen Wisconsin National Guard troops will travel to Arizona to bolster border security, with more to follow in the coming weeks, state military officials announced Monday.

Two men in hiding have been arrested for the death of a U.S. Marine killed in the Philippines more than five years ago.

Two men in hiding have been arrested for the death of a U.S. Marine killed in the Philippines more than five years ago.

Two men in hiding have been arrested for the death of a U.S. Marine killed in the Philippines more than five years ago.

The National Park Service reopened the popular Mariposa Grove area at Yosemite after completing a $40 million project that adds more protective rings around the 5,800 giant sequoias.

The Trump administration's tariffs on aluminum imports are presenting several options, none of them palatable, to the largest American-owned beer company.

The feature is designed to give first responders faster and more accurate information, helping to reduce the time it takes for emergency services to arrive.

The incident occurred about 12:30 p.m. between the Ellipse and E Street Northwest, authorities said.

With dozens protesting loudly outside the building, Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen went before a supportive group of the nation's sheriffs Monday to defend a Trump administration policy resulting in separation of children and families at the border.

The Veteran Justice Outreach program helps veterans with assistance in finding jobs, housing and repairing damaged relationships through counseling. There are currently 105 veterans participating in the program, which can last 18 months or longer.

When Capt. Matthew Christensen graduated from the U.S. Army Airborne School at Fort Benning, Georgia, the elder Christensen was taking cues from his son, Spc. Caleb Christensen.

Court filings on his behalf say that since he returned from duty, Army vet Jacob Blair Scott has experienced continuous migraine headaches and, as a result of his confusion, he may not have not fully realized the nature of his crimes.

The Navy has launched a misconduct inquiry into accusations raised against Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Steven Giordano, claiming he has fostered a hostile workplace in his Pentagon office.

The city said it’s concerned about the lead in the cannon paint. But at a time when some monuments to controversial conflicts are being removed from public space across the country, a local veteran fears the decision contributes to what he feels is a selective effort to erase the city’s memories of war.

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has had a call with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to discuss Syria, North Korea and plans for future U.S.-Russian contacts.

President Donald Trump said Monday that he was directing the Pentagon to begin preparations to build a sixth independent military service focused on U.S. efforts to ensure superiority in space.

In “Gotti,” we hear the title character praise his son for standing his ground in a bar brawl.

Upon opening the envelope with a return address in Belgium, Larry Parks paused, shocked at its contents — pieces of a puzzle that would soon answer long-held questions about his late uncle, David P. Parks, who died in Europe in WWII.

Yukumoto said he worries about the Honolulu City Council’s recent passage of Bill 53, which would mark the first time a U.S. city caps how much ride-sharing services can charge.

The war in Syria gets clicks and shares, and the fight to defeat Islamic State is never far from the headlines. But Yemen, a top contender in the devastation and suffering index, often goes unmentioned.

Staff Sgt. Alexander W. Conrad, 26, died of injuries suffered June 8 during an operation in Somalia. The city of Chandler is mourning the loss of the first Arizonan killed in combat since November 2016.