Новости за 27.02.2019

The sister of an Air Force flight surgeon who went missing during the Vietnam War urged Macon-Bibb County, Ga. officials to not rename an interstate interchange currently named in honor of her brother.

Highly complex, multi-million dollar supercomputers at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base will now support classified data work for missions across the U.S. Department of Defense, which will save billions in defense and taxpayer dollars.

As ever more powerful telescopes and ambitious new robotic missions add to the identified real estate of the solar system, the International Astronomical Union's brilliant, byzantine and sometimes marvelously nerdy naming guidelines help bring order to our crowded skies.

Several Fort Drum community members complained at an on-post town hall about mold in their homes, expressing concern it’s causing health problems for their children. And it shouldn’t happen to soldiers who put their lives on the line for their country, they said.

Federal border authorities say 180 migrants have been arrested for illegally crossing into the United States near a border community in southern New Mexico.

Walk-on access to the USS Arizona Memorial won’t be restored by the end of March, as previously announced by the National Park Service, and it may be many more months before access resumes, officials said.

Sen. Sherrod Brown on Wednesday renewed calls for new legislation and a congressional hearing to address the health concerns of servicemembers and veterans who were exposed to burn pits while deployed in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The government is demolishing eight prototypes of Donald Trump's prized border wall that instantly became powerful symbols of his presidency when they were built nine months after he took office.

The North Carolina political operative at the center of a ballot fraud scandal was arrested Wednesday on criminal charges over activities in the 2016 elections and the Republican primary in 2018.

European Union lawmakers are devoting tremendous energy to combating Russian efforts to subvert their political systems. And so finding the daughter of one of President Vladimir Putin's top aides in their midst has come as something of a surprise.

Streets of were teeming with activity this week as the Vietnamese capital prepared to host the second summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

A Mississippi man has pleaded guilty in a fraud case that prosecutors say reaped more than $200 million from a federal military health insurer and others.

The president’s support is important for any Cabinet official, but the secretary of defense has a crucial role in reassuring allies, managing the military and deterring adversaries.

This entire debate isn’t really about military preparedness but is about social engineering — changing the way people perceive things so that they can be arranged according to the designs of a relatively very few.

Israel's prime minister vowed to prevent Iran from securing a lasting presence in Syria as he visited Moscow Wednesday for talks focusing on regional security.

The U.S. Coast Guard says criminal proceedings have been initiated against 12 service members following an investigation into possible drug activity on Alaska's Kodiak Island.

Okinawa’s Gov. Denny Tamaki has called for relocating Marine air operations outside of the island prefecture following a prefecture-wide referendum over the weekend.

Where is David Sneddon? It's a question his family has been asking for more than 14 years, since the 24-year-old Brigham Young University student went missing while hiking in China. And it's a question that they hope President Donald Trump will ask North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this week

The linguistic services of Lance Cpl. Robert Lehman, a rifleman who is fluent in Japanese, provided his leaders a bonus; it’s rare for Marines serving in a field unit to be fluent in the local language.

U.S. soldiers here have been advising their counterparts on when and how to use NCOs, and how to delegate more authority to the lower level soldiers.

The Pentagon has spent nearly $8 million to treat more than 1,500 transgender troops since 2016, including 161 surgical procedures, according to data obtained by USA Today.

The leaders expressed hope for a successful summit while facing pressure to deliver concrete commitments on denuclearization.

Iraq's prime minister says his country could help repatriate captured Islamic State group fighters to their countries if asked.

The dramatic escalation came hours after Pakistan said mortar shells fired by Indian troops from across the frontier dividing the two sectors of Kashmir killed six civilians and wounded others

The dramatic escalation came hours after Pakistan said mortar shells fired by Indian troops from across the frontier dividing the two sectors of Kashmir killed six civilians and wounded others