Israel police searching for missing American hiker
Religious student Aaron Sofer, 23, of New Jersey, was last seen in forest outside Jerusalem
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ISIS swiping hashtags as part of propaganda efforts
Hashtags related to California's earthquake were trending, so ISIS incorporated them into its online propaganda
As Pentagon preps for more airstrikes on ISIS, U.S. faces conundrum
U.S. officials face imperfect options in trying to halt ISIS' growth
Israeli airstrikes hit two more Gaza high-rises
Continues new tactic of bombing entire tall buildings rather than specific parts of the structures; Israel, Hamas silent on Egyptian call for renewed talks
Cristobal strengthens into hurricane in Atlantic
Storm has flooded several communities and halted flights throughout the Caribbean
Pentagon considers options against ISIS targets in Syria
President Obama hasn't made any decisions on strikes within Syria, but Pentagon has started making plans
Ukraine dissolves parliament amid ongoing crisis
President Petro Poroshenko calls for early elections; says dissolution a move toward "cleansing" the parliament
China has the U.S. playing catch-up in Africa
Beijing's steadily strengthening economic ties there are spurring a renewed effort from Washington to get more involved
Ukraine: Russian forces enter southeast "in the guise" of rebels
Column of Russian tanks and armored vehicles reportedly cross border, away from where most of the fighting has taken place
Syria welcomes U.S. strikes against ISIS there, with conditions
Syria's foreign minister said the mission to rescue James Foley would have succeeded if Damascus had been a part of it
Gen. Dempsey: Pentagon will move against ISIS if necessary
If Islamic militants controlling territory in Iraq and Syria move directly against U.S. homeland, the American military will respond, Joint Chiefs chair said
Is it time to rethink U.S. policy toward hostage negotiations?
The release of journalist Peter Theo Curtis just one week after James Foley was murdered has raised questions about America's policies
Gaza fighting rages on as hundreds of Israelis flee homes
Israel targets 2 mosques in latest airstrikes; government carries our first large-scale voluntary evacuation effort
3 dead in Brazil prison riot
Inmates at the penitentiary in Cascavel took both agents and inmates hostage, set objects on fire and caused other damage to the prison
6.9 earthquake strikes central Peru
Temblor struck in sparsely populated area; no immediate reports of damage or injuries
Co-pilot stabs pilot, tries to crash passenger jet en route to Israel, Netanyahu says
FTC probing Anthropic and OpenAI over AI safety threats
Details emerge in case of former Cornell student alleging rape by frat members
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Iran says it's considering ceasefire counterproposal
Court temporarily halts Tennessee's plan to execute first woman in 200 years
U.S. military declares end of anti-ISIS Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq
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