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Viking Sky Passengers Discuss Rescue Mission
“Everything was breaking, furniture, glassware. The closet doors were banging back and forth. When we got the signal to evacuate, there was no time to think about getting important things like...
March's Bloody Legacy of U.S. Intervention Across Globe
NATO launched its first-ever attack on a sovereign state two decades ago, paving the way for uncontested 21st century U.S. military action in the Middle East.
ISIS Plotted Europe Attacks While Clinging to Syria
Documents reveal that as the militants were routed from Syria, leadership was bemoaning a lack of suicide bombers, supplies, and a lazy explosives team.
Is ISIS really defeated if leadership is still free?
US-backed forces have announced victory over ISIS.
All the Mueller Report Indictments and Guilty Pleas
Six former associates of President Donald Trump have been ensnared by Robert Mueller's investigation.
Trump Declares ISIS Defeated for at Least Tenth Time
President Donald Trump has had at least 10 "mission-accomplished" moments in the U.S.-led fight against ISIS—which, though largely destroyed, continues to fight.
Trump 'Likes' Kim Jong Un, So Scraps New Sanctions
"President Trump likes Chairman Kim and he doesn’t think these sanctions will be necessary," the Sanders said.
Trump Tweet May Be Spun to Justify Crimea, Experts Say
“This is a catastrophic departure from the very basis of international law," former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt said in response to President Donald Trump's call to recognize Israel's...
U.S. Races to Build Weapon Fast Enough to Stop Russia
The U.S. may seek to fight fire with fire when it comes to Russia's and China's hypersonic weapons.
The Yellow Vests Are Back: Calls for Fresh Protests
President Emmanuel Macron told his ministers that French antiterror troops would be mobilized to face the yellow vest protesters.
Mike Pence Says Venezuelan Leader Maduro ‘Must Go’
Pence wrote in an op-ed: “Maduro continues to stand in the way of Venezuela’s freedom and democracy.”
Gang Drops Nazi Symbolism After New Zealand Attack
The Mongrel Mob gang has said it will drop the rallying cry of “Sieg Heil!” that it has used for 50 years.
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The Most Powerful Military Forces in the World
Both North and South Korea have moved several places up the list this year, and so has Iran.
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The 25 Most Powerful Passports in the World
What do you think is the most powerful passport? You might think it’s the United States, or maybe the United Kingdom, maybe Germany. Guess what? You’re wrong.
Democrat: Kushner’s WhatsApp Like Russian Back Channel
“What’s he trying to keep secret?” asked Democratic Representative David Cicilline of Rhode Island.
K-pop Singer Held for Secretly Filming and Sharing Sex
In an emotional mea culpa, Jung Joon-young said: "I am sorry. I made a big and inexcusable mistake, and I admit my guilt."
Syria Rebukes Trump Over Golan Heights
Syria responded to President Donald Trump's call to recognize the Golan Heights as part of Israel, with a Foreign Ministry official reportedly saying Syria is "determined to liberate this precious...
New Zealand Politician Tells NRA to 'Bugger Off'
Former Police Minister Judith Collins said New Zealand's pro-gun lobbyists "spoke the language of the NRA" when she attempted gun law reforms.
U.S. Backs Israel on Syria as Assad Gets More Support
President Donald Trump said it was time to recognize the Golan Heights as part of Israel, a move already rejected by Russia and likely to further isolate the U.S.'s position in the Middle East.
China, Italy to Be Reunited by Silk Road U.S. Opposes
The U.S. wants to push Italy and other European powers away from China, but Washington may end up being its own worst enemy.
Trump Recognizes the Golan Heights as Israeli Territory
Here’s what you need to know about the Golan Heights, a disputed land that sits between Israel and Syria.
White House Refuses to Give Congress Trump-Putin Talks
“The President must be free to engage in discussions with foreign leaders without fear that those communications will be disclosed and used as fodder for partisan political purposes,” the White...
North Korea Prefers to 'Starve or Freeze' Than Give In
The U.S. appeared to harden its stance toward North Korea after their latest summit produced no deal. Now Pyongyang may be following suit.
‘Unusual’ Autopsy for Russian Who Died in D.C. Hotel
Mikhail Lesin’s autopsy raised further questions about his death.
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