The United Nations World Food Program is ramping up distribution of humanitarian aid in Syria as part of a tentative deal to gain access to at least 18 besieged towns. Shannon Young has more....
The United Nations envoy to Syria made an unannounced visit to Damascus today ahead of planned negotiations for a temporary ceasefire. Just hours ahead of his arrival, missiles struck at least four medical facilities...
Humanitarian aid finally began to trickle into three towns in Syria this week where aid workers described horrific scenes of both adults and children literally starving to death. Download Audio UN Secretary General Ban...
The U.S. House of Representatives has overwhelmingly approved a bill to create stricter requirements for admitting Syrian refugees into the country. Before a refugee from either Syria of Iraq could enter the U.S., the...
Parisians woke up Monday morning under a state of emergency, imposed in the wake of a wave of terrorist attacks in the city on Friday. Many in the country are shocked by events that...
The four-year long, complex war in Syria became even more complicated this week. Wednesday, Russia launched a concerted military campaign in the country. Nell Abram has more. Download Audio Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said...
Tensions between Turkish nationalists and Kurds have exploded in recent days to the point that the leader of the pro-Kurdish HDP party has warned of civil war. The escalation follows the collapse of a...
Turkish warplanes intensified strikes against Kurdish rebels in the mountains of northern Iraq Wednesday. The uptick comes just days after officially joining the fight against the so-called Islamic State and allowing the U.S. to...
FCC approves measure to categorize internet service as a public utility DHS budget becomes the latest partisan funding impasse on Capitol Hill Prisoner transfers continue after weekend uprising in Texas “tent city” facility Wisconsin...
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