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Aug 13

Famed Syrian rescue worker dies in airstrike

By Daniel Moritz-Rabson

Khaled Omar Harah, one the longest-serving members of a rescue organization in Syria who became famous after video recorded him rescuing a 10-day-old baby, died Thursday in Aleppo.

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Aug 09

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News Wrap: Firefighters battle two California wildfires

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In our news wrap Tuesday, two wildfires in California are wreaking havoc: one in the San Bernardino Mountains, which has threatened 5,000 homes, and another north of Big Sur, which is about halfway contained but still growing. Also, Delta Air…

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Aug 06

Kurdish fighters, rebel forces advance in Syria

By Michael D. Regan

Under a blanket of airstrikes led by the United States, a coalition of mostly Kurdish fighters on Saturday advanced into a key town in northern Syria held by the Islamic State.

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Aug 03

‘Extremely concerned’ UNICEF calls for humanitarian access to Aleppo

By Daniel Moritz-Rabson

Aleppo, once Syria’s most populated city, now holds 300,000 people, including approximately 100,000 children. Director Saad Houry asked parties involved in the Syrian war to protect civilians and children, reiterating previous requests that have been ignored.

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Jul 28

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News Wrap: Baton Rouge holds vigil for 3 slain cops

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In our news wrap Thursday, Vice President Joe Biden and U.S. Attorney Loretta Lynch attend a vigil in Baton Rouge for the three cops fatally shot last month in an ambush. Also, the Syrian government and its Russian allies offered…

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Jul 24

Airstrikes hit five medical facilities in Aleppo

By Daniel Moritz-Rabson

Syrian government airstrikes hit five medical clinics in the country’s Aleppo Governorate in raids that began Saturday night.

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May 09

Kerry says U.S., Russia to reinstate nationwide Syria cease-fire

By Josh Lederman, Associated Press

PARIS — The United States said Monday that a new agreement with Russia would replace localized, piecemeal cease-fires in Syria with a revived, nationwide truce, as world leaders struggled to get faltering peace talks back on track.

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May 04

U.S. officials: Deal reached to extend Syria truce to Aleppo

By Bradley Klapper, Matthew Lee, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — The United States and Russia have persuaded Syria's government and moderate rebels to extend the country's fragile truce to the northern city of Aleppo, although sporadic clashes continue, U.S. officials said Wednesday.

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May 03

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News Wrap: Hospital bombed in government-controlled area of Aleppo

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In our news wrap Tuesday, the UN Security Council demanded protections for hospitals in war zones after rebel rocket fire struck a hospital in a government-controlled part of Aleppo, killing at least four. Also, a U.S. Navy SEAL was killed…

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May 02

Kerry seeks path to calm in Syria, holds talks in Geneva

By Matthew Lee, Associated Press

GENEVA -- U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Monday said "several proposals" aimed at finding a way to restore at least a partial truce in Syria are being discussed, amid continuing attacks in the city of Aleppo.

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