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Breaking News
International Monitor Quietly Drops Drone Surveillance of Ukraine War
The drones were repeatedly shot out of the sky by surface-to-air missiles. Suspending the program effectively blinds observers to numerous cease-fire violations.
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FBI Is Reviewing New Emails in Clinton’s Private Email Case
The FBI review of additional emails is already giving Republicans ammunition to attack the Democratic presidential nominee.
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President of Philippines: God Told Me to Stop Calling People Sons of Whores
The president of the Philippines says God told him not to use swear words again.
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These 1-Star Yelp Reviews of Embassies Make Us Question the Future of Diplomacy
When travelers don't get their visas on time, they get angry. And then they write Yelp reviews.
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The Islamic State Just Wants to Watch the World Burn
As Iraqi forces bear down on Mosul, the jihadi group is setting oil wells ablaze, using civilians as human shields, and executing those who try to flee.
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Battlegrounds: The Fight for Mosul and Election Day Disruptions
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How Much Did the Second Debate Change the Race for the Oval Office?
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300,000 Chinese Students Attend U.S. Colleges. What Will They Learn About American Life?
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How Much Can Russia Mess With the U.S. Elections?
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Obama, Syria, and the Missed Opportunities of UNGA 2016
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The Final Front in the Afghan War
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Russia Stalls Western Push to Sanction Syria for Chemical Weapons Attacks
As Britain and France press for quick Syria sanctions, the United States seeks more time to strike an agreement with Moscow to preserve the mandate for chemical weapons inspectors.
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Europe’s Militaries Have a Sharing Problem
Forget an EU Army. When close allies can’t even buy equipment together, closer defense cooperation is a pipe dream.
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Facebook’s Free Basics Is an African Dictator’s Dream
The tech giant’s no-frills app gives governments a version of the internet they can influence, if not totally control.
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After 24 Years, I Am Leaving the Disaster Venezuela Has Become
And my heart grieves for my friends and neighbors, who are stuck there — for worse is yet to come.
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Putin’s Chaos Strategy Is Coming Back to Bite Him in the Ass
The Russian president has sown confusion and conflict around the world the past two years. But his short-sighted meddling isn’t the work of a mastermind.
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Prosecutor: Putin’s Former Press Secretary Died in D.C. Hotel Because He Was Drunk
Conspiracy theories surrounded the death of Mikhail Lesin. DC prosecutors determined he died after days of drinking.
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Allah Wants ISIS to Retreat
The caliphate’s propagandists are digging through the Quran to prove that getting beaten back in Mosul doesn’t stray from the preordained plan.
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Hungary Fought For Freedom. Now It’s Content With Tyranny.
Prime Minister Viktor Orban is turning his back on the values his compatriots died to defend.
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Blowing Up the Islamic State’s Oil Company
The United States has dramatically stepped up attacks on the caliphate’s oil production. But to win this battle, it’s going to have to go scorched earth.
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Is the International Criminal Court Crumbling Before Our Eyes?
With three African countries giving notice that they intend to abandon the ICC, a coordinated exodus might soon be coming.
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Ukraine’s Women Are Kicking Ass and Taking Names
From small towns to the halls of parliament, women are at the forefront of change.
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Pakistan’s Terrorists Are Smarter Than Its Government
This week’s brutal attacks in Quetta were an indictment of everything Islamabad has been doing to fight terrorism.
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After 24 Years, I Am Leaving the Disaster Venezuela Has Become
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For Iraqi Christians, a Bittersweet Homecoming
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Putin's Chaos Strategy Is Coming Back to Bite Him in the Ass
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I ‘Went Back to China’ — and Felt More American Than Ever
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These 1-Star Yelp Reviews of Embassies Make Us Question the Future of Diplomacy
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Turkey’s New Maps Are Reclaiming the Ottoman Empire
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Meet the Tank Girls Taking on al-Shabab
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The Historian Whitewashing Ukraine’s Past
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FBI Is Reviewing New Emails in Clinton’s Private Email Case
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For Iraqi Christians, a Bittersweet Homecoming
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Prosecutor: Putin’s Former Press Secretary Died in D.C. Hotel Because He Was Drunk
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President of Philippines: God Told Me to Stop Calling People Sons of Whores
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Meet the Tank Girls Taking on al-Shabab
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These 1-Star Yelp Reviews of Embassies Make Us Question the Future of Diplomacy
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Do we worship information these days? Are server farms our new Delphi temples?
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Another Former Enlisted responds: The 152 pound load is just one more outdated way of approaching today’s conflicts
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War dog: Soldiers and pets, World War I
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International Monitor Quietly Drops Drone Surveillance of Ukraine War
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Have Made Bank On the Speaking Circuit. They Aren't the Only Ones.
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