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Israel says in response to the American-led strike in Syria that the Middle Eastern country's "murderous actions" put itself in danger.

UN Security Council diplomat says council will meet Saturday at Russia's request, following airstrikes on Syria

President Donald Trump praised the U.S., British, and French militaries Saturday morning after Friday night strikes on Assad for the use of chemical weapons

While Ingraham argued that the U.S. should stay out for reasons such as the U.S. national debt, Gorka argued that the international community needs the U.S.

The large amount of information about this attack clearly demonstrates Assad’s culpability for the April 7th chemical weapons attack in the Eastern Damascus suburb of Duma, which killed dozens and injured hundreds of civilians. A large volume of high-resolution, reliable photos and video from Duma

THE PRESIDENT: My fellow Americans, a short time ago, I ordered the United States Armed Forces to launch precision strikes on targets associated with the chemical weapons capabilities of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad. A combined operation with the armed forces of France and the United Kingdom is

They compared Trump's decision to attack Syrian targets to actions taken by President George W. Bush or a hypothetical President Hillary Clinton.

Trump announced Friday evening the U.S. launched coordinated strikes on Syria, in alliance with France and the U.K., in response to chemical weapons attack brought by the Assad regime. Defense Secretary James Mattis confirmed on Friday that this was a

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) argued on Friday night that President Donald Trump has no authority to strike Syria.

President Trump says strikes are 'direct result' of Russia's failure to keep Syria's Assad from using chemical weapons.

The strike comes as Trump has alluded to military action in Syria all week.

Loud explosions light up skies over Syrian capital, heavy smoke as President Trump announces airstrikes

RUSSIA has sensationally accused Britain of STAGING the deadly chemical attack in Syria last week. The chlorine and nerve agent bombing of Eastern Ghouta on Saturday left at least 70 dead but the

Russia's defence ministry said on Friday that Britain was involved in a suspected chemical attack in the Syrian town of Douma, which was carried out last weekend.

The blob - as the foreign policy establishment and its extensive network of analysts, pundits, and officials is known—also dominates the president’s staff. Indeed, it is not clear he has anyone working for him, at least at the State Department, Pentagon, and National Security Council, who is not a

ON THE BRINK: The pieces are slowly beginning to fall into place for President Trump's promised missile attack to show Syrian President Bashar Assad that he must pay a heavy price for the use of chemical weapons on his own people. There are a number o

The outgoing head of the CIA appeared to confirm Thursday reports that around 200 Russian mercenaries were killed in February during a clash with US-led forces in Syria.

House Speaker Paul Ryan downplayed the need for a new Authorization for Use of Military Force for a military strike on Syria, repeating his longstanding position that he thinks President Donald Trump

The Russian ambassador to the United Nations has urged the US and its allies not to take military action over the apparent chemical attack in Syria, saying the immediate priority was to "avert the danger of war". International tensions have spiked

Theresa May's Cabinet has agreed on the need to "take action" to deter the use of chemical weapons in Syria. A statement from Downing Street said Britain would coordinate its response with France and the US. More follows...