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Feb 19

UN concerned about some 200 families trapped in Islamic State enclave

By Sarah El Deeb, Associated Press

The U.N.'s human rights chief said Tuesday she is concerned about the condition of some 200 families trapped in the last remaining area held by the Islamic State group in eastern Syria, where they are mixed with hundreds of militants.

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Feb 18

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News Wrap: Activists protest Trump’s national emergency

In our news wrap Monday, activists staged scattered demonstrations outside the White House and from coast to coast to protest President Trump’s declaration of a national emergency. Meanwhile, Trump blasted former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe for saying in an…

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Feb 15

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What should happen to thousands of foreign ISIS fighters?

In Syria, U.S.-backed Kurdish forces are retaking the final territory of the Islamic State. As the caliphate dissolves, however, what will happen to the 40,000 foreign fighters who joined the terror group’s ranks over the past few years? Many of…

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Feb 15

Time to expand the international coalition against Islamic State, Pentagon official says

By Robert Burns, Associated Press

"While the time for U.S. troops on the ground in northeast Syria winds down," says Pat Shanahan, U.S. Defense Secretary, "the United States remains committed to our coalition's cause, the permanent defeat of ISIS, both in the Middle East and…

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Feb 14

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News Wrap: Pence blasts European allies over Iran nuclear deal

In our news wrap Thursday, Vice President Pence criticized European allies for staying in the Iran nuclear deal, saying they were intending to break U.S. sanctions against Iran. His remarks came at a conference discussing peace and stability in the…

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Feb 11

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News Wrap: House Democratic leaders condemn tweet by Omar

In our news wrap Monday, Democratic leaders criticized freshman Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., for a tweet accusing a powerful pro-Israel lobbying group of paying members of Congress to support Israel. Also, a Democratic delegate from Virginia backed down on his…

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Feb 06

Trump says nearly all Islamic State territory has been reclaimed

By Matthew Lee, Associated Press

President Donald Trump predicted Wednesday that the Islamic State group will have lost by next week all the territory it once controlled. He said the U.S. will not relent in fighting remnants of the extremist organization despite his decision to…

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Feb 05

Defense officials fear ISIS is lying low, not defeated

By Matthew Lee, Associated Press

U.S. defense officials are increasingly fearful that the militants are simply biding their time until the Americans leave the battlefield as planned.

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Jan 31

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News Wrap: At least 15 detained migrants staging hunger strikes, ICE confirms

In our Thursday news wrap, President Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi faced off over funding for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. Trump tweeted his frustration toward congressional Democrats, while Pelosi said determining border security policy requires a “cost-benefit…

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Jan 31

Family of journalist killed in Syria awarded $300 million in U.S. court

By Associated Press

Seven years after correspondent Marie Colvin was killed while covering the Syrian revolution, a Washington court has found the Syrian government liable and awarded more than $300 million in damages.

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