U.S. increases visa-waiver restrictions
The White House announced on Monday that it would increase restrictions on travelers from 38…read more→
President Obama signs NDAA despite Gitmo riders
On Wednesday, President Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) into law. He signed…read more→
Obama: Turkey has right to defend its territory
One day after Turkish air force jets attacked and downed a Russian aircraft near the…read more→
Leaked: 17-second incursion led to downing of Russian bomber
According to a document allegedly penned by the Turkish ambassador to the United Nations (UN)…read more→
Pentagon admits U.S. airstrike on ISIS killed civilians
An inquiry conducted in the aftermath of a U.S. aerial bombardment of an ISIS military…read more→
UN Security Council adopts French resolution to fight ISIS
Following last week’s terrorist attacks in Paris, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) unanimously adopted…read more→
Anonymous activists declare “total war” on ISIS
Refusing to shrink from the challenge of ISIS’ hate-driven movement and its vulgar display of…read more→
World leaders respond to Paris attack at G20 summit
Against the backdrop of the Paris terror attack which claimed the lives of 129, world…read more→
Jihadi John presumed killed in drone attack
Mohammed Emwazi, known pejoratively to the world as “Jihadi John” is believed to have been…read more→
White House: Obama will sign amended NDAA
On Wednesday, White House spokesman Josh Earnest announced President Obama is likely to sign the…read more→
Navy to perform ballistic missile tests over Pacific this week
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) announced Friday that all incoming flights for the next week…read more→
U.K., U.S. say ISIS responsible for Metrojet crash
As investigators sift through the rubble and collect remnants of Metrojet (Kogalymavia) flight 9268, Russian,…read more→
Defense Sec. Carter: “No tolerance” for North Korean aggression
Recounting the 2010 sinking of the ROKS Cheonan and continued belligerence from North Korea, Defense…read more→
EU votes to offer Snowden asylum
In a close vote on Thursday, the European Union decided to drop all charges against…read more→
Pakistan to Obama: No limits on small nuclear devices
Seeking to keep pace with neighboring India, the Pakistani government is set to inform President…read more→
AP: Afghan hospital was military target
According to documents examined by an unnamed former intelligence official, the Associated Press (AP) is…read more→
CIA-backed Syrian rebels under Russian blitz
Syrian rebels who have been receiving support from the CIA in their fight against the…read more→
White House abandons strategy to train Syrian rebels
Four years into the Syrian civil war, the Obama Administration has scrapped its plan to…read more→
U.S. NATO rep.: Russia has deployed troops in Syria
Stating the Kremlin has established a “considerable and growing” military buildup in Syria, United States…read more→
State Dept: Russians are not targeting ISIS in Syria
In a statement on Wednesday, the State Department reported that 90 percent of all Russian…read more→
Doctors Without Borders calls US airstrike a ‘war crime’
Doctors Without Borders, also known as Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), is demanding a full investigation…read more→
Veto awaits National Defense Authorization Act
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest stated Wednesday President Obama will veto the recently-passed National…read more→
Taliban offensive engulfs Kunduz
Taliban insurgents have overrun the northern Afghan city of Kunduz. Seizing the city before dawn,…read more→
Iraq and Russia cooperating with Syria and Iran to defeat ISIS
Iraqi military officials announced Sunday they intend to begin collaborating with Russia, Iran and Syria…read more→
Kerry: Russian involvement in Syria risks conflict with coalition
Interviewed by the Italian daily, La Stampa, Secretary of State John Kerry expressed concern Wednesday…read more→
Russia weighs placement of nuclear missiles in Kaliningrad
Russian news agency Interfax is reporting the Russian Defense Ministry is considering the deployment of…read more→
U.S. troops in Afghanistan told to ignore abuse of youth
A long-standing U.S. military policy in place to avoid interference with local customs is facing…read more→
Obama submits openly gay nominee to lead Army
President Obama has made a historic first by nominating Eric Fanning who, if approved, will…read more→
CENTCOM chief: Few U.S.-trained Syrian fighters exist
During testimony Wednesday in front of the Senate Committee on Armed Services, General Lloyd J. Austin,…read more→
U.S. bars release of notes in prisoner abuse at Gitmo
The U.S. government has refused to release 116 pages of notes taken by defense attorneys…read more→
White House secures enough votes in the Senate for Iran Deal
With four more Democratic Senators announcing on Tuesday that they would back the Iran Deal,…read more→
Confusion over alleged nuclear site inspections in Iran
On Wednesday, the Associated Press (AP) reported an exclusive story citing an anonymous source who…read more→
Pentagon cancels pretrial hearing for 9/11 suspects
The Defense Department announced Sunday morning that the planned, pretrial hearing for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed…read more→
Jeb Bush sees some virtues to torture
On Thursday Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush clarified his view on the U.S. using torture…read more→
Ceasefire in Syria may indicate diplomatic breakthrough
One of the immediate possible knock on effects of the still tenuous Iran Nuclear Deal…read more→
Obama, Defense Department at odds on Gitmo detainees
In July, the Obama Administration announced its intent to finalize a plan to release the…read more→
Pentagon breached by Russian cyber attack
The Defense Department acknowledged Friday it was the victim of a serpentine internet infringement, allegedly…read more→
Japan may donate military aircraft to Philippines
In what may turn out to be an unprecedented move for Japan, they are considering…read more→
PKK escalates retaliation against Turkey
Over the weekend Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) separatist fighters killed three Turkish soldiers in two…read more→
U.S. program to train “moderate” Syrian rebels faces severe setbacks
The Syria Train and Equip program, otherwise known as the New Syrian Force and it’s…read more→
NSA to delete bulk surveillance records
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) announced Monday the National Security Agency…read more→
Turkish airbase to host US aircraft in fight against ISIS
The Turkish government has consented to a U.S. request to position military aircraft on a…read more→
U.S. Secretary of Defense visits Israel hoping to mend fences
On Monday U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter made the first Cabinet-level U.S. visit to…read more→
Obama turns to UN with Iran nuclear pact
According to The Times of Israel, an unnamed United Nations (UN) Security Council legate has…read more→
ACLU sues to stop NSA spying program
The ACLU has set its sights on the National Security Agency’s phone record collecting system.…read more→