Defense
U.S. Forces Are Syria-Bound
President Obama announced the deployment of up to 250 troops, including Special Forces, for training and assisting local forces fighting ISIS.
Defense
U.S. Troops, Apache Helicopters Are Being Sent to Iraq to Fight in Mosul
The U.S. will help Iraqi forces in their campaign against ISIS in the city.
Defense
U.S. Ships Conduct Patrols with the Philippines in the South China Sea
Defense Secretary Carter insists U.S. actions aren't targeted at China.
Defense
Deadly Shootings at Lackland Air Force Base
At least two people are dead, the Bexar County Sheriff said, in an apparent murder-suicide.
Defense
Explosions Hit Brussels Airport and Metro Station, Killing at Least 26
U.S. Embassy in Brussels asks American citizens to shelter in place and avoid public transportation.
Management
When You Ask The Public, It Supports Apple Over the FBI — or Does It?
Two polls released this week show seemingly different results.
Defense
James Comey Defends the Bureau's Position in Its Battle With Apple
The bureau’s director says the litigation with the tech company isn’t about trying to set a precedent, but about justice for the victims of the San Bernardino attack.
Defense
U.S. Airstrikes in Libya Reportedly Targets a Tunisian ISIS Leader
The strike reportedly targeted a militant who masterminded two major attacks in Tunisia last year.
Defense
Apple to Fight Court Order on San Bernardino Attacker’s iPhone
The company says it will fight an order that instructs it to provide “reasonable technical assistance” to unlock an iPhone that belonged to one of the attackers.
Defense
A Planned 'Cessation of Hostilities' in Syria
The fighting in Syria will pause next week and aid will be delivered to those who need it most—under a deal announced Friday.
Defense
U.S. Syria Policy Is Under Fire From Allies
The French foreign minister called Washington’s approach ambiguous while Turkey’s president accused it of siding with terrorists.
Defense
Iran Releases 10 American Sailors and Their Boats
Iran freed them a day after they inadvertently crossed into Iranian territorial waters.
Management
Will El Chapo Be Extradited to the United States?
Mexican authorities have formally begun the process to transfer the head of the Sinaloa cartel to the U.S.
Defense
U.S. Analysis 'Not Consistent' With North Korea’s Claim of a Hydrogen-Bomb Test
Although there has been no independent confirmation of the test, there is skepticism and condemnation of the claim.
Defense
What We Know About the Standoff in Oregon
Over the weekend, two sons of Cliven Bundy and their armed supporters stormed the headquarters of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
Defense
Two Arrested in Belgium in Connection With New Year's Eve Plot
Prosecutor’s office cites threat of an attack on symbolic places in Brussels.
Defense
Officials: Ramadi Is 'Fully Liberated'
Iraqi government forces, backed by Sunni tribesman and U.S. airstrikes, recaptured the city from ISIS.
Defense
Pentagon Acknowledges Ash Carter's Use of a Personal Email Account
Defense secretary used the account to conduct at least part of his official business.
Defense
Kerry, Lavrov Meet on Syria's Civil War
Kerry is in Moscow where he is hoping to narrow differences with Russia on ways to end the conflict.
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