Новости за 30.01.2019

Ansbach is undefeated entering February, joining Division I dynasty Ramstein as the last two remaining unbeaten teams in DODEA-Europe boys basketball.

The upcoming Inspector General probe follows revelations about accounting errors that resulted in failures to properly bill Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates for refueling missions that supported the Saudi-led coalition in fighting in Yemen.

Mariner was the first woman in the military to command an operational air squadron and one of the first eight women chosen to fly Navy aircraft.

Japanese officials plan to use the airspace to increase capacity at Haneda International Airport, one of two major gateways for visitors to the Japanese capital.

Japanese officials plan to use the airspace to increase capacity at Haneda International Airport, one of two major gateways for visitors to the Japanese capital.

The university in College Station, Texas, has been hosting students from South Korea annually in the program since 2014 and boasts one of the best Reserve Officer Training Corps programs in the nation.

The California Department of Veterans Affairs oversees eight residential facilities in the state that provide rehabilitative and medical care to California military veterans, and the surrounding acres are managed by the state Department of General Services.

The USS Thresher ANC Memorial Foundation received nearly $60,000 in donations that will cover the cost of the memorial and ensure that funding will be in place to replace the monument in perpetuity.

Recently, the National Platform on the Future of Mobility, a panel of transportation experts, proposed a federally mandated speed limit of 130 kilometers per hour (81 mph) for the autobahn network.

When federal employees who had been unpaid during the partial government shutdown entered the office on Monday, back pay for the checks they missed did not enter their bank accounts at the same time. Here are answers to some questions about back pay and benefits.

Former New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman used nearly $340,000 in political campaign funds to pay the law firm that represented him during an investigation of allegations that he physically abused several women. The practice is legal, but some say they system that allows it "is a scandal."

The British Parliament on Tuesday ordered Prime Minister Theresa May to return to Brussels to reopen talks with European leaders on how Britain leaves the European Union.

A federal court ruled Tuesday that Vietnam veterans who served on ships offshore during the war are eligible for benefits to treat illnesses linked to exposure to the chemical herbicide Agent Orange – a decision that has the potential to extend help to thousands of veterans.

On Christmas Eve someone pulled up Christine Dresser's home and left three tiny decades-old photos of her late father as a sailor in the Philippines during World War II. But who left them?