Death toll rises from Syrian airstrikes near Damascus
"What have we done to deserve this? Take your fight to the battlefield. We've had enough," one man wailed
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"What have we done to deserve this? Take your fight to the battlefield. We've had enough," one man wailed
Shallow magnitude 6.4 quake killed at least 4, injured more than 200 and left more than 140 unaccounted for
Last month, President Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in agreed to halt their countries' joint military exercises during the upcoming Olympics
Fake doctor treating villagers for minor ailments has infected at least 21 with HIV, official says
U.S. Army says soldier who was deployed to Europe as part of mission to reassure allies has been found dead
Princess Mako of Japan engaged to college classmate Kei Komuro, a commoner
British judge upholds arrest warrant for WikiLeaks founder, leaving legal position unchanged after more than 5 years in Ecuadorean Embassy
Military says dozens of guided bombs wielded in "direct effort to destroy insurgent revenue sources, training facilities, and support networks"
Overall, the Pyeongchang games are estimated to cost nearly $13 billion, paid for largely by the Korean government
Moscow says positioning of nuclear-capable missiles "exclusively a sovereign issue," but U.S. allies see it as a "very serious matter"
Island nation's political crisis escalates as leader battles high court order to free opposition leaders, exiled leader seeks Indian intervention
Chairman of Pyeongchang Olympics organizing committee says about 1,200 being tested for norovirus
VP wants to ensure Kim Jong Un's détente with South Korea doesn't "cloud the reality of a regime that must continue to be isolated"
U.S. Ambassador says Russia's proposal for an investigative body in Syria "is a way to whitewash the findings of the last investigation that Russia desperately wants to bury"
For nearly three years, Saudi Arabia has been backing Yemeni government soldiers, fighting a brutal war against rebels