Seven Saudi Soldiers, Several Houthis Slain in Yemen Border Fighting
Saudi Warplanes Pound Houthi Militiamen in Northwest
Yemen Peace Deal Falters on UN Demand for Houthis’ Surrender
Talks Extended for a Week, But Little Hope Remains
Thousands Flee as US-Backed Rebels Seize Much of Syria’s Manbij
Spokesman: Rebels Control About 70% of City
NSA Hackers Believed to Be Attacking Russian Computer Networks
NSA Official: 'Legal Capabilities' In Place for Such Strikes
Syrian Rebels Start Surrendering in Aleppo
Russia Adds to Corridors for Civilians to Flee City
US Airstrikes Soaring in Afghanistan Since Obama Loosened Restrictions
US Engaged in Most Strikes Since 2013
After Heavy Fighting, Taliban Overruns Key Afghan District
Kanashin District Is Key for Opium Industry
CIA Chief: May Be Impossible for Syria to Remain One Country
US Has Repeatedly Pushed for Syria to Remain Whole, With Strong Central Govt
Air Force Seeks Proposals for Over $60 Billion in New Nukes
Bids Are Part of Ever-Growing 'Modernization' Scheme
Airstrike Hits Maternity Hospital in Northern Syria, Killing Two
Airstrike Hit Entrance to Area's Largest Maternity Hospital
At Convention, Hillary Clinton Stresses Israel’s Security, Not Quest for Peace
Insists Policy Will Be to 'Keep Supporting Israel's Security'
Former Cybersecurity Director: ‘Idiots’ Want to Attack Russia Over DNC Hack
Warns Blaming Russia Is Just 'Guessing'
FBI Probes Latest Hack on Clinton Campaign
Officials Assume Hack Something to Do With Russia
Erdogan to US Intel Chief: Know Your Place
Says Clapper's Criticism 'Giving Yourselves Away'
US Centcom Commander Denies Involvement in Turkey Coup
Terms Turkish Accusations of Complicity 'Unfortunate'
