U.S. gov't predicts Syria's Assad will outlast Obama
Associated Press says internal U.S. document outlining plan for transition in war-torn nation envisions Assad in power until 2017
Syria Crisis
Convoy crosses into Syria for border village evacuation
Move is part of U.N.-backed truce deal for transfer of thousands of Shiite and Sunni civilians from two key Syrian battlegrounds
Assassination of key Syrian rebel commander leaves much up in the air
Opposition dealt significant setback that could reshuffle key players ahead of expected peace talks in Geneva next month
Official: Pullout of militants, including ISIS fighters, near Damascus on hold
Deal to move mainly ISIS fighters and their families out of Yarmouk is being delayed for "logistical reasons"; comes after assassination of top rebel commander
U.S. probes reports of chemical weapons use by Assad regime in Syria
Syrian government forces may have used poison gas in attack on a rebel-held town just outside Damascus
Human Rights groups accuse Russia of targeting Syria's civilians
At least 34 civilians were killed in the Nov. 29 attack; part of growing number of suspected Russian attacks aimed at civilians
Longtime Israeli prisoner killed by alleged Israeli airstrike in Syria
Samir Kantar had been imprisoned in Israel nearly 30 years; Hezbollah rails against what might be first Israeli assassination inside Syria's war
U.N. endorses Syria peace process, but no mention of Assad
Draft resolution calls for peace talks between Syrian government and opposition "on an urgent basis"; negotiations could begin next month
Syrian refugee profiled by Humans of New York comes to U.S.
Scientist whose harrowing, tragic story spurred support from President Obama and online fundraising has arrived in Detroit area
U.S. troops in Syria, but is it enough to beat ISIS?
We ask a local commander working with U.S. Special Ops forces in Syria how much help the small deployment really is
Syrian rebels lob mortar shells into capital Damascus
Attack from Damascus suburb killed three, including a child, state-run media says; government responds with furious airstrikes
AP source: Russians, not U.S., killed Syrian troops
Assad's government claims airstrike that killed 3 Syrian soldiers was American, but official says U.S. is certain it was a stray Russian bomb
U.S. rejects Syrian claim state forces were targeted
Foreign Ministry lashes out over airstrikes in strategic Deir Ezzor province, where Assad regime and ISIS are battling for territory
U.K. launches airstrikes on ISIS in Syria
Hours after British Parliament votes to allow airstrikes, Royal Air Force fighter jets begin strikes on ISIS targets
Did Clinton think victory over Assad was possible?
The former secretary of state told Charlie Rose Tuesday it "might have been possible a few years ago"
Lebanon to swap prisoners with al Qaeda in Syria
Militants to release Lebanese police and soldiers kidnapped last year, but it's not entirely clear who they're freeing in return
Israel says Russian jet breached airspace without incident
Open communication between Israel and Russia prevented incident, Israel's defense minister says in describing Moscow's "mistake"
Carson speaks out on Syrian refugee crisis after visiting camp
The Republican candidate toured the Azraq refugee camp in northern Jordan under heavy security
France: Assad's troops could help fight ISIS
As Russia-Turkey tensions complicate world's Syria response, French suggest beating ISIS may require Bashar Assad's help
Turkey-Russia spat over downed warplane escalates
Moscow drafts economic sanctions against Turkey as Turkish president defiantly declares his military will shoot down any new intruder
White House: States can't say no to Syrian refugees
Following the Paris attacks, two dozen governors, mostly Republicans, have vowed to block efforts to resettle Syrian refugees in their states
U.S. reveals new details on shootdown of Russian plane
Latest details come as Putin takes action in response to Turkey shooting down warplane
Mixed response from Russia to downed fighter jet
Moscow to move advanced anti-aircraft missiles near to where plane was downed, but also makes it clear Russia doesn't want to "go to war with Turkey"
Syrian refugees thankful in Kentucky
New pilgrims in the U.S. adjusting to a new life in U.S., despite a backlash against Syrian migrants
NATO urges calm after Turkey shoots down Russian plane
Turkey says Russian warplane entered Turkish airspace, although Russia says jet stayed over Syria
World
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Stolen Renoir paintings found hidden behind cinder block wall
Russell Brand goes on trial to face rape and sexual assault charges
139 people dead, including 15 children, after migrant boat capsizes
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Saudi airport stays shut as Houthi attacks kill 20 people in a week
North Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles in continued weapons tests
Transcript: Sen. Chris Murphy on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," Oct. 11, 2026
