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Arms control, hot spots are top priorities for next Trump-Putin meeting, Russian leader says
Russian President Putin told Vice President Pence his top agenda items for the next meeting with President Trump.
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Hidden toll of US drone strikes in Yemen: Nearly a third of deaths are civilians, not al-Qaida
The toll from U.S drones in Yemen runs in the hundreds, including both militants and civilians.
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CIA considered potential truth serum for terror suspects
Shortly after 9/11, the CIA considered using a drug it thought might work like a truth serum and force terror suspects to give up information about potential attacks.
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Afghan leader tells US audience that Taliban not winning war
The president of Afghanistan told a U.S. audience Monday that his country is not losing the war to the Taliban and is not at risk of collapse amid escalating attacks by the militant group and an expansion of the territory it controls.
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After 17 years, many Afghans blame US for unending war
When U.S. forces and their Afghan allies rode into Kabul in November 2001 they were greeted as liberators. But after 17 years of war, the Taliban have retaken half the country, security is worse than it’s ever been, and many Afghans place the blame squarely on the Americans.
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US officials believe former Marine captain held hostage in Syria for 6 years is still alive
Officials wouldn’t comment on specifics, but vowed to do everything they could to free the 37-year-old Marine veteran and freelance journalist.
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US-backed fighters resume final offensive against ISIS after pause to deal with Turkish tensions
The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces are returning to the battle against the Islamic State following a pause to deal with clashes between their northern troops and Turkey.
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This classified operation supports the Saudi military campaign in Yemen
Three new classified operations are part of larger efforts to defeat ISIS and al-Qaida.
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US Air Force’s huge exercise in Ukraine fuels growing partnership and that country’s NATO ambitions
The U.S. Air Force’s senior officer sat down with his Ukrainian counterpart last week to discuss the two countries’ growing ties, the conclusion of their first-ever large scale joint air exercise last month and the possibility of Ukraine joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in the future.
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US analysts say they found secret North Korean missile sites. But Trump says there’s ‘nothing new’
A report based on satellite imagery has identified 13 secret facilities used to produce missiles and related technology.
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Arms control, hot spots are top priorities for next Trump-Putin meeting, Russian leader says
Russian President Putin told Vice President Pence his top agenda items for the next meeting with President Trump.
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Hidden toll of US drone strikes in Yemen: Nearly a third of deaths are civilians, not al-Qaida
The toll from U.S drones in Yemen runs in the hundreds, including both militants and civilians.
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CIA considered potential truth serum for terror suspects
Shortly after 9/11, the CIA considered using a drug it thought might work like a truth serum and force terror suspects to give up information about potential attacks.
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Afghan leader tells US audience that Taliban not winning war
The president of Afghanistan told a U.S. audience Monday that his country is not losing the war to the Taliban and is not at risk of collapse amid escalating attacks by the militant group and an expansion of the territory it controls.
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After 17 years, many Afghans blame US for unending war
When U.S. forces and their Afghan allies rode into Kabul in November 2001 they were greeted as liberators. But after 17 years of war, the Taliban have retaken half the country, security is worse than it’s ever been, and many Afghans place the blame squarely on the Americans.
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US officials believe former Marine captain held hostage in Syria for 6 years is still alive
Officials wouldn’t comment on specifics, but vowed to do everything they could to free the 37-year-old Marine veteran and freelance journalist.
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US-backed fighters resume final offensive against ISIS after pause to deal with Turkish tensions
The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces are returning to the battle against the Islamic State following a pause to deal with clashes between their northern troops and Turkey.
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This classified operation supports the Saudi military campaign in Yemen
Three new classified operations are part of larger efforts to defeat ISIS and al-Qaida.
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US Air Force’s huge exercise in Ukraine fuels growing partnership and that country’s NATO ambitions
The U.S. Air Force’s senior officer sat down with his Ukrainian counterpart last week to discuss the two countries’ growing ties, the conclusion of their first-ever large scale joint air exercise last month and the possibility of Ukraine joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in the future.
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US analysts say they found secret North Korean missile sites. But Trump says there’s ‘nothing new’
A report based on satellite imagery has identified 13 secret facilities used to produce missiles and related technology.
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Arms control, hot spots are top priorities for next Trump-Putin meeting, Russian leader says
Russian President Putin told Vice President Pence his top agenda items for the next meeting with President Trump.
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Hidden toll of US drone strikes in Yemen: Nearly a third of deaths are civilians, not al-Qaida
The toll from U.S drones in Yemen runs in the hundreds, including both militants and civilians.
-
CIA considered potential truth serum for terror suspects
Shortly after 9/11, the CIA considered using a drug it thought might work like a truth serum and force terror suspects to give up information about potential attacks.
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Afghan leader tells US audience that Taliban not winning war
The president of Afghanistan told a U.S. audience Monday that his country is not losing the war to the Taliban and is not at risk of collapse amid escalating attacks by the militant group and an expansion of the territory it controls.
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After 17 years, many Afghans blame US for unending war
When U.S. forces and their Afghan allies rode into Kabul in November 2001 they were greeted as liberators. But after 17 years of war, the Taliban have retaken half the country, security is worse than it’s ever been, and many Afghans place the blame squarely on the Americans.
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US officials believe former Marine captain held hostage in Syria for 6 years is still alive
Officials wouldn’t comment on specifics, but vowed to do everything they could to free the 37-year-old Marine veteran and freelance journalist.
-
US-backed fighters resume final offensive against ISIS after pause to deal with Turkish tensions
The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces are returning to the battle against the Islamic State following a pause to deal with clashes between their northern troops and Turkey.
-
This classified operation supports the Saudi military campaign in Yemen
Three new classified operations are part of larger efforts to defeat ISIS and al-Qaida.
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US Air Force’s huge exercise in Ukraine fuels growing partnership and that country’s NATO ambitions
The U.S. Air Force’s senior officer sat down with his Ukrainian counterpart last week to discuss the two countries’ growing ties, the conclusion of their first-ever large scale joint air exercise last month and the possibility of Ukraine joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in the future.
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US analysts say they found secret North Korean missile sites. But Trump says there’s ‘nothing new’
A report based on satellite imagery has identified 13 secret facilities used to produce missiles and related technology.
