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Updated March 13, 2016 - 11:27 PM EDT
34 Killed, 125 Hurt in Bombing in Turkish Capital
Turkey Kills 67 Kurdish Militants in Iraq Airstrikes
 
  Iraqi Shi'ites Averse to Sending Fighters to Sunni Areas Held by ISIS
  With New Deployment, Over 1,000 British Troops in Iraq Region
  Chemical Attacks Continue; 218 Killed in Iraq
South Sudan Troops Suffocated 60 Civilians
 
  South Sudan Allowed Troops to Rape and Loot In Lieu of Pay
Syria Rebel Faction Agrees to Attend Peace Talks
North Korean Leader Orders More Nuclear Tests
No Violation, But US to Complain About Iran Missile Tests
105 Killed as Saudis Declare Victory in Yemen's Taiz
Viewpoints
Your Tax Dollars Are Enabling Police Brutality in Egypt  by Chris Toensing
If a US Drone Strike Kills 150 People, Does Anyone Care?  by Nick Ford
No Such Thing as Imperialism-Lite, Obama. Libya Has Shown That Once Again  by Simon Jenkins
Donald Trump: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly  by Justin Raimondo
The US Middle East Killing Racket  by Jacob G. Hornberger
Hillary Clinton, Stalwart Friend of World's Worst Despots, Attacks Sanders' Latin American Activism  by Glenn Greenwald

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Frontline
Trump Confirmed to Speak at AIPAC Conference
Kerry Stresses Need to End Syria, Yemen Conflicts in Talks With Saudis
US General in Korea Named Next Top NATO Commander
Israelis Prefer Hillary for President, Study Finds
Former Latin American Leaders Urge World to End War on Drugs 'Disaster'
 
The War at Home
Rubio: Conditions Not Right for Israel-Palestinian Two-State Solution
Mississippi Man Pleads Guilty in Plot to Join ISIS
Arab American News Office Wards Off Hammer-Wielding Intruders in Michigan
Russian Banker Accused of Spying Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy
Refugee Crisis
Iraqi Civilians Forcibly Moved to Refugee Camps, Says UNHCR
Greece Struggles to Convince Stranded Migrants Balkan Route Is Shut
Children Exposed to Raw Sewage, Noxious Fumes at Greek Border Camp
Five Men Held in France for Attacking Calais Migrants
Prominent Danish Activist and Author Prosecuted for 'People Trafficking' After Giving Syrian Refugee Family a Ride
Pakistan
Gunmen Kill Pakistan Army Officer in Northwest
Pakistan Arrests 22 Tribesmen in 'Collective Responsibility' Punishment
Asia
Former Commander: The US Military Needs to Do More in Afghanistan
China to Start Civilian Flights From Disputed South China Sea Island
India Rejects Joint Naval Patrols With US in South China Sea

Myanmar Military Chooses Hardliner to Work With Suu Kyi's Proxy President

Africa
Algerian Army Kills Suspected Militants, Seizes Missiles
EU Diplomats Say Bloc Eyes Possible Libya Sanctions
Authorities Re-Arrest Freed Sierra Leone War Crimes Convict
UN Security Council Condemns Attack on Humanitarian Convoy in Darfur
Angolan President, in Power Nearly Four Decades, Says He'll Step Down
South African Court to Try Misconduct Cases Against Peacekeepers in Congo
Europe
Tymoshenko: Ukraine a 'Corruption Conglomerate'
Putin: Russian Arms Upgrade Won't Be Affected by Budget Cuts
Heavy Shelling Rocks Fragile Ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh
Austrian Prosecutors to Get WWII Lessons After Shock Ruling
Rights Panel Says Polish Government Top Court Reform Endangers Democracy
UK: Four-Year-Old Who 'Mispronounced the Word Cucumber' Threatened With Counter-Terrorism Measures
Americans Still Dying
Fortunately, No American Troops Were Reported Killed This Week
 
Iraq
Chemical Attacks Continue; 218 Killed in Iraq
Military Developing Plans to Move Troops Closer to Front Lines in Iraq
Shi'ite Cleric Sadr Urges Iraq PM to Press on With Forming New Cabinet
Iraq's Abadi Asks Political Blocs to Nominate Technocrats for Cabinet
Canada to Boost Its Advise-and-Train Mission, Intelligence Capabilities in Iraq
US Hands Over ISIS Chemical Weapons Chief to Iraqi Government: DoD
Syria
Syrian Army Aims for Eastward Advance With Palmyra Attack
Syrians See Few Prospects for Peace From Geneva Talks
Five Civilians Killed in Government Raids on Syria's Aleppo: Activist
Turkey
Turkey's Erdogan Warns Top Court After Ruling on Detained Journalists
Clashes at Protest for Slain Turkish Teenager
Saudi Arabia
Saudis Walk Out of Arab League Meeting After Iraqi Minister's Comments
Saudi Kills Six Wanted for Shooting Soldier Dead
Israel/Palestine
Twitter Battle Erupts Between Netanyahu Spokeman and Fatah
Former Israeli Defense Officials Back Plan to Separate Palestinian Villages From Jerusalem
Lebanon
Arab League Designates Hezbollah as a Terrorist Organization
Cuba
With Cuba Trip, Obama Aims to Make Renewed Ties Irreversible
EU Pact to Establish Full Ties as Cuba's Thaw With West Progresses
Venezuela
Diplomat: 100-Plus Nations Reject US Sanctions on Venezuela
Press Group Condemns Ruling Against Venezuelan Newspaper
Americas
Mexican Cartel's Unusual Recruitment Ads Indicate Expansion
Deputy Warden of Honduras' Main Prison Shot Dead
Brazil Military Will Not Meddle in Political Crisis: Minister
Elimination of Peru Presidential Candidate Sows Confusion
4 Suspected Gang Members Killed at El Salvador Training Camp
Weekend Reviews
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Is M*A*S*H on the Streets of Kabul
New Film Delves Into FBI Arrests of Youths for Terrorism Crimes They Might Commit
 
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Columnists

Justin Raimondo
3/12/2016
Donald Trump: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Lucy Steigerwald
3/10/2016
On Killer Bipartisanship

Dan Sanchez
3/08/2016
Trump Will Make His Peace with the War Party

Ivan Eland
3/01/2016
Back to the Future: Afghanistan, Iraq, and Now Libya

Sheldon Richman
2/27/2016
The Constitution and the Standing Army

Nebojsa Malic
1/14/2016
From Sarajevo to Madaya: Starvation as Propaganda

Ran HaCohen
10/19/2015
What Israel Is Up To in Jerusalem

David R. Henderson
12/16/2014
Questioning the Powerful

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