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At Least 16 Service Members Killed in Military Plane Crash in Mississippi
A military transport plane crashed in Mississippi on Monday, killing at least 16 service members, the Marine Forces Reserve has confirmed. The Marine Corps KC-130 aircraft crashed in...
Mosul Achieves Liberation From ISIS After 3 Years of Occupation
Soldiers cleared explosives from Mosul’s historic quarter after its liberation all but ended Islamic State’s presence in Iraq, three years of occupation that left a...
Trump Returns to Washington to Confront Issues Over Russia, Obamacare
President Donald Trump is back from a trip that highlighted his isolation abroad to confront political storms in Washington over Russia and Obamacare that have...
Trump Says US-Russia-Brokered Ceasefire in Syria Will ‘Save Lives’
President Donald Trump says a cease-fire in southern Syria brokered by the U.S. and Russia “will save lives” and is calling for further cooperation with...
Trump Hails G20 Summit in Germany as ‘Wonderful Success’
US President Donald Trump has declared the G20 summit in Germany a "wonderful success", despite his country's isolated position on climate change. In a joint statement,...
Report: Iran-Built Hezbollah Weapons Factory to Be Fortified Against Israeli Airstrikes
The weapons factory Iran is building for Hezbollah in Lebanon is reportedly going to be 50 meters (165 feet) below ground and fortified to defend against Israeli...
In First Meeting, Trump Questions Putin on Election Meddling
President Trump questioned President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Friday about Moscow’s interference in the 2016 elections, using their epic first face-to-face meeting to...
Trump, Putin Share First Handshake Ever at G20 Summit in Germany
After months of questions about their relationship, President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shared their first handshake at the G20 summit Friday. Meanwhile, protests...
Ships Carrying Iran’s Oil Exports Go Dark, Raising Sanctions Evasion Concerns
Ships transporting almost a fifth of Iran’s oil exports in the second half of last year either turned off their radio-signal tracking systems or gave...
At Least 10 Egyptian Soldiers Killed in Sinai Suicide Car Bombings
At least 10 Egyptian soldiers were killed and several injured when two suicide car bombers hit army checkpoints in northern Sinai on Friday, security sources...
Indian PM Modi Watches Demonstration of Water Purification at Israeli Desalination Plant
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accompanied by his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu, on Thursday witnessed a demonstration of sea water purification at a desalination plant...
US Troops Authorized to Strike Iranian-Backed Forces in Syria
US forces have been instructed to take all measures needed to protect American interests in Syria, including military measures, as part of an effort that comes...
US, Russia Clash Over Approach to North Korea Nuclear Threat
The US and Russia clashed at the United Nations Security Council over how to respond to North Korea’s nuclear-weapons program, a confrontation throwing into doubt US hopes...
March for ‘Justice’ by Erdogan Opponents in Turkey Gains Momentum, Worries Government
The midday sun was roasting, their limbs were aching, and the protesters, from Turkey’s largest opposition party, still had 125 miles to march before Istanbul,...
