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ISIS-Putin-Snowden Form Terror Threesome to Target America

ISIS-Putin-Snowden Form Terror Threesome to Target America

President Obama said Sunday that U.S. intelligence underestimated ISIS’s strength on the ground in Syria and Iraq. National-security officials counter that the president has been receiving precise briefings on the rise of the terrorist group for over two years, but

American Conservative: The Jeb Bush Fantasy

American Conservative: The Jeb Bush Fantasy

Note from Senior Management: Daniel Larson, Senior Editor of The American Conservative, brings this analysis of the Jeb Bush narrative. We reprint here. As usual, Mark Halperin is hilariously wrong: Finally, the most macro significant question for any Republican putting him

Stay Out of the Courts, EU to Tell Turkey

Stay Out of the Courts, EU to Tell Turkey

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Commission will criticise Turkey on Wednesday for failing to safeguard the independence of its judges and wants to have more discussion on rights in Ankara’s bid to join the European Union, according a senior EU

North, South Korea Naval Patrol Boats Exchange Fire

North, South Korea Naval Patrol Boats Exchange Fire

(AFP) North and South Korean naval patrol boats briefly exchanged fire Tuesday near their disputed maritime border, according to the South’s defence ministry which said the North’s vessel had violated the boundary. The incident took place around 9:50 am (0050

Al Nusra Front Seize Franciscan Priest in Syria

Al Nusra Front Seize Franciscan Priest in Syria

(AFP) A Franciscan priest and several other Christians have been seized by Al-Qaeda affiliate Al-Nusra Front in a village in northwestern Syria, the Franciscan mission to the Holy Land said Tuesday. Qunyeh is a village of several hundred people in

Hong Kong Protests Thin as Two Sides Agree to Talk

Hong Kong Protests Thin as Two Sides Agree to Talk

HONG KONG (AP) — Crowds of protesters who filled Hong Kong’s streets with demands for a greater say in choosing the territory’s leader thinned dramatically Tuesday after student leaders and the government agreed to hold talks in the increasingly frustrated

Carlos the Jackal to Face Trial for 1974 Attack

Carlos the Jackal to Face Trial for 1974 Attack

PARIS (AP) — Carlos the Jackal, the Venezuelan who became a symbol of Cold War terrorism, is facing a new trial. A French court has ordered Carlos, whose real name is Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, to stand trial over a 1974

Syria Blasts at School Kill 32, Including 10 kids

Syria Blasts at School Kill 32, Including 10 kids

DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Twin bombings near an elementary school in Syria killed at least 32 people on Wednesday, including at least 10 children, with the second blast going off as screaming parents frantically searched for their sons and daughters

Vian Dakhil, the Voice of Iraq's Yazidi Minority

Vian Dakhil, the Voice of Iraq's Yazidi Minority

(AFP) Few people had ever heard of Iraq’s Yazidis until Vian Dakhil, who received the Anna Politkovskaya human rights award Monday, made a poignant appeal to save her hunted minority from jihadists. On August 2, the Islamic State group launched

India, Pakistan Exchange Fire over Kashmir Border

India, Pakistan Exchange Fire over Kashmir Border

SRINAGAR, India (AP) — Indian and Pakistani troops fired bullets and mortar shells across the border between Kashmir and Pakistan for a second day Tuesday, with both accusing the other of provoking the violence.   Police in both countries said

Hong Kong Protests Thin as Two Sides Agree to Talk

Hong Kong Protests Thin as Two Sides Agree to Talk

HONG KONG (AP) — Crowds of protesters who filled Hong Kong’s streets thinned dramatically Tuesday after student leaders and the government agreed to discuss activists’ demands for a bigger public voice in choosing the territory’s next leader. A few dozen