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sort:filter:- + Iraqi forces push towards IS stronghold of Tal Afar—Popular Mobilisation militiamen are taking part in the assault on the last IS enclave in north Iraq.
- + Syria war: Russian jets 'destroy IS convoy near Deir al-Zour'—Russia says 200 militants were killed in the strike, which activists say took place on Friday.
- + IS conflict: Iraq army makes advances on Tal Afar—The northern city was once a strategic IS supply route between Mosul and the Syrian border.
- + Syria war: Rocket 'hits Damascus trade fair'—The event is being held for the first time in five years. with reports speaking of five deaths.
- + IS conflict: Iraq launches ground offensive in Tal Afar—Tal Afar, the last major city held by IS in Iraq, has been a target since the fall of Mosul in July.
- + Lebanese army recaptures third of IS stronghold near Ras Baalbek—A third of the area held by jihadists near Ras Baalbek is retaken in offensive launched on Saturday.
- + Lebanese army recaptures third of IS stronghold of Ras Baalbek—A third of the north-eastern region of Ras Baalbek is recaptured in offensive launched on Saturday.
- + Baghdad's Little Manchester—Old Trafford's footballing giants help Iraqis escape the uncertainty and violence of everyday life.
- + Can Mosul University recover from IS years?—Yalda Hakim looks at what remains of the University of Mosul.
- + Broken city—Rebuilding Mosul and restoring trust among its residents is a monumental task, says Yalda Hakim.
- + Underwhelming response—Israeli politicians and press decry Donald Trump's remarks on Charlottesville's violent protests.
- + Mehdi Karroubi: Iran opposition leader ends hunger strike—Mehdi Karroubi had stopped eating to demand the removal of agents from his home and a public trial.
- + Yazidi boy reunited with family after being rescued from IS—Emad Mishko Tamo, 12, was separated from his family after being captured by IS in 2014.
- + Mehdi Karroubi: Iran opposition leader taken to hospital after hunger strike—Mehdi Karroubi stopped eating on Wednesday to press the authorities to give him a public trial.
- + Mehdi Karroubi: Iran opposition leader taken to hospital—Mehdi Karroubi stopped eating on Wednesday to press the authorities to give him a public trial.
- + Philippines' Duterte says there could have been abuses in war on drugs—MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday said there could have been abuses in his government's war on drugs and ordered the p...
- + Trump likely to announce modest troop increase for Afghanistan—WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump is likely to announce a modest increase in U.S. troop numbers in Afghanistan when he lays out his strate...
- + Pope says migrants' rights should override national security concerns—VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis urged political leaders on Monday to defend migrants, saying their safety should take precedence over national s...
- + Millions of Americans hoping for clear sky as total solar eclipse nears—SALMON, Idaho/CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - Millions of Americans equipped with protective glasses were taking prime positions on Monday along a ribbon...
- + North says U.S.-South Korean computer-simulated drills are step to nuclear war—SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean and U.S. forces began computer-simulated military exercises on Monday amid tension over North Korea's weapons programs...
- + Barcelona attacker stabbed man to death during escape: police—BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters) - Spain asked the rest of Europe to join the hunt for a young man thought to have been the driver in last week's deadly van...
- + U.S., South Korea begin computer-simulated drills which North says are aimed at nuclear war—SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean and U.S. forces began computer-simulated military exercises on Monday amid tension over North Korea's weapons programs...
- + Russia names replacement for Sergei Kislyak as envoy in Washington—MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's next ambassador to Washington will be Anatoly Antonov, a former defense official who is subject to European sanctions over...
- + Britain's Big Ben falls silent for four years of renovation work—LONDON (Reuters) - The "Big Ben" bell in the British parliament's famous clock tower tolled for the last time on Monday before it ceased its regular b...
- + 'We're the victims,' says father of young Filipino shot dead in war on drugs—MANILA (Reuters) - Hundreds of neighbors and left-wing activists marched and lit candles near the spot where a 17-year-old high school student was sho...
- + China's Great Wall confirms interest in Fiat Chrysler—SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Great Wall Motor Co Ltd is interested in bidding for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), a company official said on ...
- + U.S. scales back visa services in Russia after Putin cuts its staff—MOSCOW (Reuters) - The United States said on Monday it was scaling back its visa services in Russia after Moscow ordered it to sharply cut its diploma...
- + Police extend search for Barcelona attack van driver outside Spain—BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters) - Spanish police on Monday extended the search for the man who killed 13 people in Barcelona by ramming a van into crowds t...
- + U.S., South Korea begin computer-simulated drills amid North Korea tension—SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean and U.S. forces began computer-simulated military exercises on Monday amid tension over North Korea's weapons programs...
- + Texas university removes 'white supremacy' statues overnight—(Reuters) - The University of Texas at Austin removed the statues of three Confederate-era figures from a main area on campus on Monday, saying they h...
- + Yankees star sets a record you don't want—
- + NFL teams who should be scared right now—
- + Daycare owner uses MMA to stop kidnapping—
- + Here's the guide to when today's event is in your area, how long it will last and why everyone is saying 'totality'—In case you haven't been paying attention (and NO ONE would judge you if you weren't), there is a teensy weensy little boring astronomical event happe...
- + Trump pick: LGBT protections could lead to legal pedophilia —Sam Clovis, Donald Trump's pick to be chief scientist for the Department of Agriculture, has argued that homosexuality is a choice and that the sancti...
- + A spate of US Navy warship accidents in Asia since January—Another US Navy warship accident in Asian waters took place early Monday, the fourth this year.
- + Spanish police shoot person wearing possible explosives belt—The man suspected of killing 13 people and injuring 120 others when he plowed his van into crowds of people in Barcelona on Thursday has been identifi...
- + People we've lost in 2017—A look back at notable people who have died in 2017.
- + Secret Service can't pay agents to protect Trump and his family, report says—The Secret Service cannot pay hundreds of agents to protect President Donald Trump and his large family, according to a report published Monday mornin...
- + Video shows man fall into sinkhole—Surveillance footage shows a man on a motor bike ride into a sinkhole in China.
- + The crowds: 'This will be like Woodstock 200 times over'—It's not fake news; it's good news. It's a story that could eclipse all other stories.
- + US Navy to order operational pause —The US Navy is expected to order a one-day operational pause. CNN's John Kirby has the details.
- + Sailors missing as US Navy destroyer hits merchant ship—A US Navy guided-missile destroyer collided with a merchant ship east of Singapore early Monday, the Navy's 7th Fleet said in a statement. ...
- + Britney Spears gives fans 'Something To Talk About'—Chatter about her not being able to sing live is, apparently, toxic to Britney Spears.
- + Big Ben's restoration plan begins—After the twelve loud chimes at midday Monday, London's iconic Big Ben, the bell that marks time in the clock over the Houses of Parliament, fell quie...