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Dec 27

U.S. hits Islamic State with 17 Christmas Day airstrikes

By Michael D. Regan and Associated Press

The Pentagon says the United States hit Islamic State group targets in Iraq and Syria with 17 airstrikes on Christmas Day.

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Dec 23

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What a Ramadi victory means for the fight against ISIS

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The Iraqi military has been preparing for months to recapture Ramadi from the Islamic State group. As tanks and other vehicles rolled through the streets, state television reported the army chief has said his forces will finish taking back the…

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Dec 22

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At the end of 2015, is U.S. national security better off?

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From a national security perspective, is the U.S. better off than it was a year ago? Judy Woodruff gets reflections on the year in foreign affairs from former State Department officials Wendy Sherman and Richard Haass.

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Dec 22

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How war and peace shaped the world in 2015

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2015 was not immune from conflict or bloodshed; there was the Syrian war, the fight against the Islamic State, terrorism on the African continent, the attack on Paris, combat in Eastern Ukraine. But there were major diplomatic agreements reached as…

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Dec 22

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News Wrap: Iraqi forces advance on ISIS-held Ramadi

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In our news wrap Tuesday, Iraqi Army units advanced into Ramadi as part of a slow-moving offensive to recapture the key city from the Islamic State. Also, Afghan forces fought against Taliban fighters in a crucial southern province.

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Dec 21

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News Wrap: San Bernardino weapons suspect held without bond

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In our news wrap Monday, the man who allegedly bought the weapons used in the San Bernardino shootings that killed 14 was ordered held without bond. Also, President Obama said in a year-end interview with NPR that he's failed to…

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Dec 21

Obama calls criticism of U.S. strategy against the Islamic State ‘legitimate’

By Darlene Superville, Associated Press

President Barack Obama says criticism of his strategy to combat the Islamic State group is legitimate and failure to keep the public informed has contributed to fears that not enough is being done.

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Dec 18

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Looking on to 2016, Obama makes fighting terror a priority for final year

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In his year-end news conference, President Obama promised to target terror at home and abroad during his final year in office. But he also made an upbeat assessment, claiming successes on job growth and health care coverage signups, and praising…

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Dec 18

The Syrian crisis simplified: Who’s fighting whom and why?

By Connie Cass, Associated Press

One nation, two wars, a quarter-million lives lost, millions forced from their homes, and still no end in sight for the crisis in Syria.

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Dec 17

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How fragile Yemen peace efforts affect the fight against the Islamic State

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In Yemen, there have been small signs of progress at peace negotiations between the government and Shiite Houthi rebels, but tanks are still blasting and gunfire still cracking despite a cease-fire. The conflict, which has ravaged the Arab world's poorest…

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