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Team work: 'Syrian spirit & Russian air cover lift ISIS siege at Deir-ez-Zor'
The Syrian people stuck with their government, they stuck with their army, they stuck with their allies and now their suffering has been vindicated, says Ammar Waqqaf, founder and director of Gnosos consultancy. Abdel Bari Atwan joins the discussion.
‘Trump is wrong; militarized police forces will not make American streets safer’
However, critics are denouncing the move as deepening the divide between law enforcement and the people they serve.
Could hackers be behind the U.S. Navy collisions?
The Navy said it had lost confidence in Vice Adm. Joseph Aucoin's "ability to command" the U.S. 7th Fleet. Video provided by Newsy Newslook
The media should just let Donald Trump go on his vacation: Andrew MacDougall
The constant state of breaking news makes it hard for the regular crowd to focus on what's important
Cut the Americans off from space? Here’s how Russia might respond to new US sanctions
It wasn’t supposed to be like this.
Firing 'the Mooch' won't be enough to rein in turbulent Trump administration
White House chief of staff John Kelly expected to serve as president's 'gatekeeper'
Has the fear of Putin seized Hollywood?
Is Hollywood cowering from their most frightening bogeyman, Vladimir Putin, or is the business of anti-Russian propaganda stronger than ever?
CAN ISIS'S INDOCTRINATED KIDS BE SAVED FROM A FUTURE OF VIOLENT JIHAD?
Swiftly and methodically, ISIS forced its curriculum on schools and lured children to its training camps with gifts and propaganda videos.
How iOS 14 will be Apple's smartest software ever
That's as true now as it will be in 2020. But it's time to add one more item to the list: intelligence.
Why CNN 'assault' tweet should surprise no-one
On Saturday, Donald Trump tweeted that he's redefining the social media behaviour of a "modern-day" president. On Sunday he once again proved it.
Could the world’s new superpower be on the verge of collapse?
COULD China be witnessing the beginnings of its own end?
Dogs used as police begin ‘fingertip search’ of Grenfell Tower
LONDON Fire Commissioner Dany Cotton has revealed teams of specialist dogs will be sent in to smouldering wreckage to search for victims of the Grenfell Tower blaze amid fears about its structural integrity.
Why Saudi Arabia and six other countries have cut ties with Qatar
THE Middle East was plunged into the biggest diplomatic crisis in years yesterday after Saudi Arabia and six other countries cut relations with Qatar, accusing it of supporting extremism.
ANALYSIS 'Red meat to the base': Trump scores points with supporters by rejecting climate deal
Trump says he was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris
Mike Dubke, White House communications director, quits
The White House communications director has resigned only three months after being hired by President Donald Trump.
Trump dominates difficult summit that leaves G7 divided on climate
Canadian PM Trudeau would not criticize U.S. president’s decision when pressed by media
Manchester Ariana Grande concert attack: Agencies warned Salman Abedi was a threat
SECURITY agencies were warned multiple times that Manchester terrorist Salman Abedi was a dangerous extremist but failed to arrest him before he detonated a “big and sophisticated’’ suicide bomb that killed 22 people.
Did President Trump fire James Comey as part of a cover-up?
Donald Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey caught Washington by complete surprise. No-one - in Congress, in conservative circles, even in the FBI itself - seemingly had an inkling of what was in store.
Why Hillary Clinton lost to Donald Trump
he report presents a torrent of interesting statistics.
A history of papal visits by U.S. presidents
The visit is seen as an attempt to strengthen the relationship between the White House and the Catholic Church.
