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Syrian Kurdish official says U.S.-led airstrikes are "effective" but not enough to defeat the jihadis
Afghan intelligence touts "one of the biggest and most important arrests" made against al Qaeda-linked network
"People are paying attention this time," says one resident just days after island was hit hard by tropical storm
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Several American lawmakers call for restrictions as two countries announce bans on visitors from West Africa
Deputy U.S. national security adviser says Iraqi military was "deprofessionalized" under previous prime minister's government
A month into the ISIS offensive on a strategic border town, Kurdish troops are hanging on Kobani against all expectations
Authorities in Colombia turned to an American who worked undercover to bust a major sex-trafficking ring, saving 54 children
"Even though it is dangerous but I took an oath to save lives. I feel bad when I hear someone died from Ebola and I am sitting at home doing nothing."
While gay rights groups have praised the preliminary report addressing gays and non-traditional families, conservative bishops are calling it unacceptable
Authorities said that Marine Pfc. Joseph Scott Pemberton was the last person seen with the victim late Saturday, when they checked into a motel after meeting in a bar
Baghdad-based television program attempts to combat extremism with humor
The island is still cleaning up from a tropical storm that caused damage last weekend
Central Command reports 18 new airstrikes near Kobani destroy multiple fighting positions and hit 16 ISIS-occupied buildings