ISIS launches attacks after cease-fire starts in Syria
War against ISIS continues as U.S., Russian-brokered cease-fire brings relative calm to parts of Syria for first time in years
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Syria rebels agree to truce, but is it enough?
Opposition says 97 factions will abide by cease-fire as Assad regime takes advantage of last hours to unleash hell
If Syria cease-fire fails, is there a Plan-B?
Russia insists backup plan "does not and will not exist," but given challenges of maintaining a truce, White House considering its options
Syrian rebels have "major concerns" about truce deal
Western and Arab-backed rebels worry Assad regime's interpretation of "terrorist groups" could leave them vulnerable
Syrian regime agrees to truce deal
Government accepts cease-fire proposal hammered out by U.S. and Russia, but will it stop more than 5 years of bloodletting?
U.S. and Russia agree on Syria cease-fire terms
Russian President Vladimir Putin calls the cease-fire agreement a "real step that can stop the bloodshed"
Some Syrians wary of truce talk as regime makes gains
"I hope there will be no cease-fire," on Damascus resident says, a day after ISIS kills scores in series of bombings
Russia wants to fly hi-tech spy planes over U.S.
And under a treaty signed by both countries, they may be allowed to -- even if U.S. officials say Moscow isn't playing fair
Russian doping official planned book before sudden death
English journalist says Nikita Kamaev offered to reveal 3 decades of dirt on Russian athletes cheating; Kamaev died of "heart attack" at 52
Russia dismisses new call for a Syria no-fly zone
Aid begins to reach cut-off communities, but glacial pace of peace process leaves West grappling for signs of "good will"
Iran to OPEC: No deal on output cut
To the contrary, the country plans to keep hiking oil production until it's back to pre-sanction levels
Ash Carter: Russians' strategy in Syria will "come back and get them"
Defense secretary has tough words about Russia's involvement in Syria and the fallout for countries that do not help fight ISIS
U.S. and Russia both deny bombing Syrian clinic
As civilian death toll mounts, Russians dismiss latest accusations and challenge the West to prove them liars
Russia, Saudis offer to freeze oil output levels
Countries offered to freeze output levels at January levels only if other producers follow suit
Russian strike reportedly flattens Syrian war clinic
U.N. says it got reports of airstrikes hitting five medical facilities and two schools, killing about 50 civilians, including kids
"Very unexpected death" for ex-Russian anti-doping chief
Nikita Kamaev, 52, apparently "seemed healthy," but was 2nd former member of Russian anti-doping agency to die in 2 weeks
Candidates: Where's your cybersecurity platform?
A cybersecurity executive raises five important questions the next president will need to answer
GOP lawmakers probe U.S. envoy over Iran's uranium
Republicans worry it's "outrageous" to trust Russia with Iran's stockpile, but administration officials insist there are "no concerns"
U.S. and Russia at odds, again, on all fronts, in Syria
Coalition spokesman refutes Moscow's claim it was U.S. jets that bombed Syrian school, while Russia wants to wait for a ceasefire
Turkey fires back at U.N. as refugees languish at border
After call to open border to thousands displaced by Russian-backed offensive in Syria, defiant Turkish leader asks U.N., "What are you for then?"
U.S. intel chief offers warning about N. Korea nuclear threat
James Clapper also weighs in on ISIS and cyber threats while delivering annual assessment of the top dangers facing the country
NATO's challenges coming "quickly and with complexities"
U.S. defense chief heads for key meetings on future of trans-Atlantic alliance and how to fight ISIS, as NATO tries to "adapt itself"
Putin rattles Russia's saber with massive military drills
Thousands of troops and hundreds of planes in southwest Russia tested for their readiness amid continuing tensions with West
America's "powerful signal to allies" -- and Russia
Obama to quadruple spending to $3.4B on military support for European allies, aimed at "deterring Russia from further aggression"
Kerry warns about Syria's continued airstrikes
Continued airstrikes by Syrian regime signal they are seeking a military solution, rather than a political one says secretary of state
DOJ takes steps to charge James Comey again
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