Pentagon Seeks Authority for Airstrikes Against ISIS in Philippines
Philippines Officials Deny Any Talks on Such Strikes
Pentagon May Allow South Korea to Have Better Missiles
Sees More Powerful Missiles as a Way to Pressure North Korea
China Preparing ‘Small’ Military Operation to Expel Indian Troops
Chinese State Media Talks 'Limited War' With India
Federal Court Dismisses US Veterans’ Lawsuit Over Burn Pits
Toxins From Burn Pits Causing Major Health Problems for Vets
Syrian Army Seizes Last ISIS-Held Town in Homs
Gives Syrian Military Control of Highway Into ISIS Territory
Lebanese Military: No Coordination With Syria in Anti-ISIS Push
Officials Say Army Can Beat ISIS Without International Support
US Troops Train in Eastern Europe as Officials Eye New Cold War
Officials: Troops Need to Adapt to New Environment
Major US-Led Offensive Targets al-Qaeda Stronghold in Southern Yemen
Thousands of Fighters Converge on Shabwa Province
Tillerson, Lavrov Hold Talks, But Face Uphill Battle
Worsening US-Russia Ties Loom Large Over Talks
Israeli Communications Minister Moves to Ban al-Jazeera, and Its Journalists
Legal Path to Outright Ban May Be Difficult
Militants Kill Scores of Shi’ite Civilians in Northern Afghanistan
Overnight Raid Saw Attackers Burn Down 30 Houses
US Airstrikes Kill at Least 43 Civilians in Syria’s Raqqa
Strikes Damaged Electricity Generator at the Hospital
McMaster: US Prepared to Launch ‘Preventative War’ Against North Korea
Says It Doesn't Matter Much If North Korea's Missiles Actually Work
Pence Cheers New Russia Sanctions Bill, in Split with Trump
Pence Says Sanctions Prove US Is 'Unified'
US Estimates 2,000 ISIS Fighters Left in Raqqa
US Envoy: Fighters 'Most Likely Will Die'
