Новости за 29.08.2018

Sgt. 1st Class Mario King rescued the man along a highway in Rockcastle County on Mother's Day. The truck had jackknifed, turned over and burst into flames when King entered the cabin and pulled the driver out.

NATO says major military exercises between Russia and China next month demonstrate that Moscow continues to focus on large-scale conflict.

An 11-year-old boy sucked into a flooded Wisconsin storm sewer was saved when an eagle-eyed firefighter saw the boy's fingers pop through an opening in a manhole cover.

Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei said Iran should stop pinning its hopes on Europe saving the international nuclear deal battered by the U.S. withdrawal, as he signaled his nation too may exit the agreement.

Five Kenyan soldiers were killed when a roadside bomb blew up the vehicle they were travelling in the country's southeast, a Kenyan military spokesman said Wednesday.

Thousands of Islamists in Pakistan launched a march toward the capital on Wednesday to protest a far-right Dutch lawmaker's plans to hold a Muhammad cartoon contest later this year.

They did not meet face-to-face until after their release, but Fred Purrington had heard about John McCain's character from fellow prisoners. What he heard inspired respect. And, as it turned out, the prison grapevine was "pretty damn accurate."

Marine Corps veteran A.B. Grantham talks about being wounded in the Battle of Hue, Vietnam, in February, 1968.

Johnny Bobbitt says he's concerned that Mark D'Amico and Katie McClure have mismanaged a large part of the donations raised for him on GoFundMe. The New Jersey couple denies the claims, saying they're wary of giving Bobbitt large sums because they feared he would buy drugs.

A former Israeli soldier who fatally shot a wounded Palestinian attacker who was lying on the ground says he "has no regrets" in his first interview since leaving prison three months ago.

Times and dates for theaters in Belgium, England, Germany, Greece, Italy, Turkey and the Netherlands.

After serving aboard the USS Lexington during World War II, Cecil D. Hill went on to become a pilot serving in Korea and Vietnam. According to his obituary, Hill served in the Navy, Army and Air Force and died August 26, one day after his 91st birthday.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said the military will modify how special operations forces are prepared for missions in Africa because of a deadly ambush by extremists last year in Niger that revealed a lack of training for troops heading into hot spots.

When Web users typed the words "Russell Senate Office Building" into Google search on Wednesday, a map display brought up a location designated "McCain Senate Office Building."

Base tours offer an easy way to see Europe with other members of the military community. Here is a sampling of trips scheduled as of Aug. 31.

A strong spring and preseason earned Kelvin Hopkins the right to be Army's top quarterback. The decision wasn't a surprise. Hopkins was the understudy to three-year starting quarterback Ahmad Bradshaw last season. He'll be making his first college start Friday in Durham, N.C.

Navy demolition experts used explosives late Tuesday to attempt to detonate an old military mine found mysteriously floating near Brownsville Marina in Kitsap County.

Two workers died early Wednesday morning after they fell when scaffolding gave way on a construction site near Walt Disney World, Orange County Fire Rescue said.

White House Counsel Donald McGahn, who has led the Trump administration's efforts to reshape the judiciary while confronting turmoil in the West Wing surrounding the ongoing special counsel probe, has decided to leave the White House, President Donald Trump announced.

Servicemembers and Defense Department civilians are warned to avoid the city’s main pedestrian area Wednesday because of a planned right-wing rally and a left-wing counterdemonstration that could erupt in violence.

While the boisterous Sen. John McCain was a hard-charging critic of both the Pentagon and the commander in chief, his likely successor, Sen. James M. Inhofe, is in many ways, the opposite.

Members of the “Red Horse” Squadron have spent the past four months building a new home for Bagram Air Field's top hospital for damaged aircraft.

Today, it’s not only difficult to imagine the Senate without John McCain, I don’t particularly want to try.

In the assault on Trump, we have had the diminution of focus on issues counting for much more, such as the opioid epidemic.