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Red Crescent Says No Evidence of Chemical Attack in Syria’s Douma

The initial assessment of the US government suggests that a nerve agent was used in the weekend chemical attack in Douma, Syria, but further evidence is needed to determine what

FBI’s Cohen raids hit home for President Trump

In the aftermath of Monday’s Federal Bureau of Investigation raid on President Trump’s personal lawyer and confidante Michael Cohen, the White House appears to be increasingly isolated.

Maple Leafs vs. Bruins in Game 2

“We’ve got some work to do tomorrow to look after what happened here tonight, and continue to improve, and we can try and change the story come Monday night”. The

Democratic Lawmaker Resurfaces Old Trump Tweet Criticizing Obama for Syrian Airstrikes

Haley said the U.S. and its allies “acted, not as revenge” but to “deter the future use of chemical weapons by holding the Syrian regime responsible for its atrocities against

America and her allies still have work to do in Syria

Rejection by the UN Security Council of the Russian draft resolution on Syria was predictable, as three permanent members of the UN Security Council (UNSC) – the United States, the

Facebook stops funding campaign against U.S. consumers’ privacy

Zuckerberg took part in two hearings Tuesday afternoon to pass along as much information regarding the interaction between Facebook and Cambridge Analytica as possible. How can we measure data’s worth?

What the Tech: Is Facebook listening to you?

Have you deleted your Facebook account in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal?

Syria attacked ‘just as it had a chance for peace’ – Moscow

First he promised to withdraw United States forces, which would eliminate what little military leverage we have with Syria (and Turkey), and then he telegraphed the kind of feckless missile

Strong winds and heavy rain headed toward Northeast Mississippi

Maybe it is for us, in a weather sense. But, last weekend was a remarkably chilly one with cloudy skies and temperatures for several days that didn’t make it above

OEA Calls for End to Teacher Walkout

Oklahoma teachers ended their statewide strike Thursday after nine days, claiming victory in getting a raise and more funding for public schools but acknowledging that additional concessions from lawmakers are

Billings school board continues meet and greet with superintendent candidates

Dr. Valerie Henning-Piedmonte, Mr. Victor Karlsson, Ms. Michelle Gosh and Ms. Kathleen Culligan have chose to freeze their salary for the 2018-19 school year, reduce the vacation buy back to

Pompeo asserts importance of USA arms sales to Taiwan

He told members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that he would restore “swagger” to a State Department left in tatters by Rex Tillerson, and strengthen relations with USA partners

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