Saudi ISIS Described as Poorly Trained but Well-Coordinated
Investigators Say Explosives Were Likely From Military
ISIS Reports Key Leader Killed South of Mosul
Pentagon Claims to Have Killed Him Back in March
US Split Over Proposal to Cooperate With Russia on ISIS War
Kerry Headed to Moscow to Discuss Plan, But Pentagon, Intel Officials Opposed
UN Mediator Urges Talks as 44 Killed in West Yemen Fighting
Pro-Saudi Forces Seize Northern Territory From Houthis
China Rejects Tribunal Ruling, Vows to Defend South China Sea Claims
Accuses US of 'Stirring Up Trouble'
Admiral: US to Export $40 Billion in Arms in FY2016
Cites Delays in Approving Major Arms Sales to Qatar, Kuwait
Posters Pop Up Across Pakistan Urging Military Coup
'Move On Pakistan' Party Defends Poster Effort
Taliban’s New Leader Taking Low-Key Role
Religious Scholar Seen Shunning High-Profile Actions of Predecessor
Russia Accused of Airstrikes Near Syrian Refugee Camp
Strikes Near Camp Along Jordan Border Killed 12
Al-Qaeda Held Aleppo Districts Ready for ‘Months of Siege’
Rebels Stockpiled Supplies Ahead of Losing Key Road
Defense Secretary: Expanded US Powers in Afghanistan Allow Action Against Taliban
Gen. Nicholson: New US Authority Used 'Almost Daily'
Israeli Border Police Deliberately Provoking Palestinians in East Jerusalem
Internal Reports Label Several Incidents 'Initiated Friction Activity'
Senate Report: State Dept. Resources Used Against Netanyahu in 2015 Israel Vote
Though they insist no laws were actually broken, a new report from the Senate Permanent...
Legal Blow for China as Tribunal Rejects South China Sea Claims
International Court Insists China Has No Historic Claims to Sea
Sporadic Gunfire Reported, But South Sudan Ceasefire Mostly Holding
Juba Airport Reopened, Though Commercial Flights Still Suspended
