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On Monday, a jury convicted former CIA operative Jeffrey Sterling on charges of espionage for allegedly leaking classified information to a reporter.
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Survivors, world leaders gathered to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the liberation of Auschwitz.
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Prominent Sunnis want to fight ISIS and are asking for U.S. money, arms and training.
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As anti-Semitism rears its ugly head in Western Europe, Jewish Poland rises.
Kurdish Land-Grab Stuns Baghdad
Kurdish forces may soon take Iraq's second city, Mosul, back from ISIS. But many fear they may never give it back.
Foreign Flights Into Baghdad Canceled Due to Gunfire
Damage to a plane is consistent with small-arms fire, officials say.
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A man walks south on Manhattan's 7th Ave. shortly before 4 a.m., January 27. An overnight winter storm dumped less snow than expected in New York City, but pounded costal regions from Long Island to Maine with heavy snow, high winds and flooding.
