Chemical Attack

With time comes greater understanding and better perspective.

Russian forces are mining the workshops of a chemical plant, Kyiv's military intelligence agency said.

A Russian news outlet cited Muscovites as saying that the billboards are instructing people on what to do "in case of chemical and nuclear attacks."

The Syrian leader, once a political pariah, is now being welcomed back by many of the countries that cut him off 10 years ago, despite ongoing U.S. opposition.

The incident in New Jersey, involving a chemical cocktail, has left several people hospitalized.

U.S. special forces are working with the Free Syrian Army to stage a Deir ez-Zor chlorine-based attack as a pretext for more airstrikes, the Russian military claimed Monday.

Assad would rather rule over the ruins of Syria than allow for a peaceful transition to democracy.

The airstrikes conducted by the United States, Britain, and France on Saturday against Syrian military targets were about upholding a nearly century-old prohibition against chemical warfare, not about Syria's seven year-long war.

Moscow's top diplomat accused the West of targeting the Russian public, not elites, with sanctions.

No matter how wise you consider this intervention, legal scholars generally agree that the United Nations Charter doesn't allow the use of military force to prevent chemical weapons attacks—no matter how evil—without U.N. Security Council approval.

U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley said the sanctions are a response to the chemical attack in Syria and will be announced on Monday.

Russia is protecting the 21st century's biggest mass murderer, Bashar Al-Assad.

Russia's top diplomat said avoiding war was the top priority, but added that "we cannot exclude any possibilities."

How wonderful it would be if the fresh-faced French president could make amends for the self-serving 25-year French Mandate rule in Syria.

A suspected chemical attack on Douma, Syria, left dozens dead, including children.

Assad was supposed to have given up his chemical weapons under a deal reached in 2013.

Trump is now promising a "major decision" soon.

Bolton plunged into his new role after his predecessor, Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, stepped down on April 6.

Residents of a small farming town in Oklahoma fear what will happen if the federal government carries out biological warfare testing in the area.

Though the U.S. secretary of state is visiting Russia, relations have become strained over Moscow and Washington's actions in Syria.

After this latest atrocity, we may see a change in U.S. rhetoric.

Six medical facilities were struck, including a pediatric unit, in late July.