US expects IS will use chemical weapons in fight for Mosul
Officials confirm presence of sulfur mustard agent collected from terror group’s munition fragments earlier this month The United States expects the Islamic State… Read More ›
Officials confirm presence of sulfur mustard agent collected from terror group’s munition fragments earlier this month The United States expects the Islamic State… Read More ›
A Democratic operative distanced himself from the Democratic National Committee on Tuesday and another operative was fired from a progressive organization, following the release of… Read More ›
On Tuesday, Facebook made an announcement that should set Cisco’s teeth on edge. Its second-generation computer network switch, called the Wedge 100, is now available… Read More ›
Justice Sonia Sotomayor reflected on the turbulent times the country’s facing this election season, and the jarringly vacant seat next to her on the… Read More ›
New York – While most grown-ups are a few weeks away from heading to the polls, more than 150,000 of the nation’s schoolchildren have… Read More ›
Hillsborough, NC – Republican vice presidential hopeful Mike Pence is condemning the firebombing of a North Carolina Republican campaign office as an “act of… Read More ›
Washington – Philanthropists Bill and Melinda Gates made the list. So did Apple chief executive Tim Cook. They were among nearly 40 elected officials,… Read More ›
A Somali immigrant speaking Swahili while visiting a Minnesota Applebee’s last year was left stunned and bleeding when another female customer hit her with a… Read More ›
Iranian-Americans Baquer Namazi and his son Siamak have been sentenced to 10 years in prison and fined $4.8 million, according to Iran’s official news… Read More ›
Washington – Norway may soon host a rotational force of US Marines — a move that could send a chill down Russian President Vladimir… Read More ›
US president slams GOP nominee for unprecedented ‘flattery’ of Russian president; says Mosul battle will be ‘difficult’ WASHINGTON (AFP) — US President Barack Obama… Read More ›
Crowds of women gathered in Chicago and Philly for a protest against GOP nominee amid sexual assault allegations CHICAGO, United States — Crowds of… Read More ›
By promoting false notion of rigged elections, GOP nominee stoking fears that he’s giving supporters free rein for a post-vote backlash Washington, United States… Read More ›
Activists who were present on the Mavi Marmara flotilla in 2010, express their concern that a Turkish court will dismiss their claims against Israel’ use… Read More ›
Six-year-old Daud from Rahat in southern Israel was playing with a small piece of jewelry in his home, and accidentally swallowed it; he was taken… Read More ›
Iraqi troops keep encroaching on ISIS, but the European Union is concerned with the possibility of more ISIS fighters infiltrating the continent and bringing about… Read More ›
“The hate that begins with Jews never ends with Jews.” The Council of Europe’s commissioner for human rights Nils Muižnieks delivered an urgent call… Read More ›
“The recapture of Mosul will herald another beginning, not an end to radicalism, extremism and violent sectarianism.” It is tempting to cheer the Iraqi army… Read More ›
The IDF managed to destroy 31 tunnels – not because they followed a pre-arranged, trained doctrine – but because they improvised. The three Bs… Read More ›
Only six nations, including the United States, voted to oppose the resolution. UNESCO’s executive board is expected on Tuesday to ratify last week’s resolution… Read More ›