Why is President Obama sending more troops to Syria?
White House insists that the U.S. forces will not be in combat, but admits that they will be in harm's way
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White House insists that the U.S. forces will not be in combat, but admits that they will be in harm's way
More than 12 killed in area near Shiite shrine that has seen multiple attacks by ISIS in recent months
The Pentagon has already admitted there are 50 special forces inside Syria fighting ISIS
Air strikes and shelling kill dozens in Aleppo for third straight day; opposition says only Moscow can revive peace talks
Steven Sotloff's kin say in court Assad provided support to ISIS militants who carried out the gruesome beheading
A cease-fire has all but collapsed; opposition leader says Assad must go or peace talks are pointless; opposition towns hit with airstrikes
Amid brutal deterioration of cease-fire across the country, refugee agency pleads for food and water in Damascus
First team of foreign experts assesses damages from ISIS militants at Syrian antiquities museum
Arrival comes amid escalating clashes between Assad forces, insurgents in northern Aleppo province
But with vast swathes of country and millions of displaced Syrians unable to vote, Assad regime's foes dismiss it as just "a show"
Militants kidnapped cement workers and contractors from their workplace after a surprise attack on government forces
U.S. officials said Kevin Dawes, a 33-year-old freelance photographer from San Diego, was turned over to authorities from Russia
Cement workers kidnapped in area where militants launched a surprise attack earlier this week, Syrian state TV says
Family of 7 leaves Amman on a plane bound for Kansas City, as operation to expedite resettlement gets in gear
Hundreds of roadside bombs, car bombs and heavy mortar fire slowed advancing Iraqi troops to a near halt after entering small town of Hit
An inside look at the destruction of the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra by ISIS
Syrian troops fired their guns in celebration amid smoldering buildings inside the town of Qaryatain, hours after recapturing town from ISIS
Dozens killed in suicide attacks during march towards battle for Iraq's second largest city
Government forces battling opposition fighter, including members of the al Qaeda-affiliated Nusra Front outside country's second largest city
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer is the first journalist for a U.S. network to get a glimpse at the archaeological treasures ravaged by militant group
U.S.-backed opposition insists dictator must yield power to "transitional body," an idea Assad dismisses as "unconstitutional"
Extremists had destroyed some of the best-known monuments, including temples dating back more than 1,800 years, in the town nicknamed "Bride of the Desert"
Some praise the "professional way" Syrian troops liberated the 1,800-year-old ruins from extremists, minimizing extensive destruction
Victory in ancient Syrian city sets stage for next major ground assault on ISIS in Iraq; Assad, Russians eyeball extremists' capital next
ISIS militants, who have controlled Palmyra since May, have destroyed some of the town's best known Roman-era archaeological relics