U.S.-backed Syrian force attacks ISIS de facto capital Raqqa
A spokesman for the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces tells reporters that operations have begun in coordination with the U.S.-led coalition
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Russia fires cruise missiles at ISIS targets in Syria
Moscow said it notified U.S., Turkish and Israeli militaries of the strike beforehand; there was no information on when the missiles were launched
As Raqqa battle intensifies, aid workers prepare food for survivors
In a Syrian warehouse, the World Food Programme is preparing with salt, sugar and lentils
Report: Dozens of children killed in strikes on ISIS-held town
Two rounds of strikes saw the collapse of a building that mostly housed the families of ISIS-members
Obama in Berlin: "We can't hide behind a wall"
Obama discussed issues impacting diplomacy around the world with German Chancellor Angela Merkel
U.N. ambassador meets refugees on Turkey-Syria border
There have been growing concerns about a "lost generation" of Syrians growing up outside their home country
How serious were Manchester bomber's terror ties?
As Salman Abedi's recent travel emerges and raids continue near his home, police confirm they are investigating "a network"
A first-hand account at the "Last Men in Aleppo"
Syrian filmmaker shares story behind award-winning documentary
Russia, Syria fume over U.S. strike on Syrian troops
Syrian official says soldiers killed in airstrike near Jordanian border day after U.S. officials confirm attack to "defend our troops"
U.S. aircraft conduct strike on Syrian army convoy
CBS News correspondent David Martin reports Syrian regime vehicles have violated the deconfliction zone twice within the past few days
They escaped ISIS, but now find themselves stranded in the wilderness
Thousands of people are now camped out in the open, with little water, and no medicine in the desert outside Raqqa
U.S. weapons help tighten noose on ISIS, but 1 ally isn't happy
CBS News' Holly Williams is on the front lines with Kurdish fighters tightening the noose around ISIS in Raqqa, with the help of U.S. weapons
Rebels "forced out" as Assad tightens grip on Syria's big cities
A destroyed neighborhood in Homs was once a rebel stronghold, and now some in the opposition are giving up
Hundreds of rebel fighters and families evacuate Syrian city
Rebel evacuations are bringing Assad closer to a symbolic victory of solidifying control over Syria's big cities.
State Department says crematorium installed at Syrian prison
The Department says that the Assad regime's Saydnava prison has installed the crematorium to hide evidence of mass killings
Assad asserts more control over Damascus
Syrian regime's bombardments force hundreds of rebel fighters and civilians to evacuate from last part of capital held by opposition
Dozens more civilians allegedly killed in U.S.-led strikes
Activist group says one strike in ISIS-held area of Syria hit convoy carrying female farm workers
U.S.-backed forces say they will advance on ISIS capital
Kurdish-led Syrian force announces it plans to move on de facto ISIS capital this summer using heavy weapons supplied by U.S.
Trump authorizes arming Kurds, despite Turkish objections
President Trump authorized Department of Defense to equip Kurdish elements of the Syrian Democratic Forces, as is necessary, to clear a path for victory against ISIS in Raqqa, Syria
Russia's proposed Syrian "safe zone" deal goes into effect
The U.S. is watching closely to see if the plan, one of the more ambitious effforts to end the conflict, can successfully take hold
Young women who went to marry ISIS fighters desperate to go home
Some were just teenagers, lured to Syria with false promises of a romantic life, but now face prison if they return
Russia-brokered Syria no-fly zone deal bans U.S. aircraft, too
"De-escalation zones" will be officially off-limits to all military flights, including U.S., which didn't participate in negotiations
In phone call, Trump and Putin agree Syrian suffering has gone on "far too long"
Two leaders also talked about safe zones, eradicating terrorism and North Korean threat
Report: Commerce secretary compares Syria strike to "after-dinner entertainment"
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the U.S. military strike on Syria was "in lieu of after-dinner entertainment" at Mar-a-Lago, according to Variety
Report: In Syria, pattern of chemical weapons attacks by Assad regime
Report argues that Assad regime's use of chemical weapons has become "widespread and systematic," entering realm of crimes against humanity
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Vance says "selling access to the White House" is "disgusting"
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White House prepares plans to use "mother of all bombs" on Iran
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