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Turkey's Response To The Attacks In Paris Shows How Extremists Are Winning The War Of Ideas

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This May Be The Leader Of The Group That Attacked The Pentagon's Twitter Account

  • Mark Hosenball, Reuters
  • Jan. 13, 9:09 PM
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How Fidel Castro Rose To Power And Ruled Cuba For 5 Decades

This Company's System Would Allow Police Departments To Track And Monitor Their Guns By iPad

The 9 Most Intense Unit Mottoes In The Marines Corps

Top Expert: North Korea Could Have 20 Nuclear Weapons By The Time Obama Leaves Office

Boko Haram's Insurgency Is Now One Of The Deadliest Conflicts On Earth

I Went To A Talk With Nouriel Roubini And Ian Bremmer, And Now I'm Worried About Everything

Kim Jong-Un May Have Just Accepted Putin's Invitation To Visit Moscow

What The Anti-ISIS Campaign In Iraq And Syria Has To Do Next

Here's The Who's Who In China's Offshore Tax Havens

Russia Is Reinforcing 3 Crucial Geopolitical Frontlines

Iranian Commanders Keep Dying In Iraq

How Area 51 Got Its Name

The US Needs To Decide How And Whether The Laws Of War Apply To Cyber Attacks

French Police: Weapons For The Paris Attacks Came From Abroad

An Iranian Newspaper Is In Trouble For Rerunning A Headline Hoping For The Death Of The Saudi King

North Korea May Have Equipped Two Submarines With Ballistic Missile Launch Tubes

US To Back $2 Billion In Loan Guarantees For Ukraine

  • Anna Yukhananov, Reuters
  • Jan. 13, 9:29 AM
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Congressman: 'Hitler Thought It More Important Than Obama To Get To Paris'

Here's How To Handle The Terrorism Threat From Western Foreign Fighters In Syria And Iraq

French Defense Minister: ISIS Must Be Wiped Out

  • John Irish, Reuters
  • Jan. 13, 8:29 AM
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NATO Is Beefing Up Baltic Exercises Amid Russian Excursions

  • Wiktor Szary, Reuters
  • Jan. 13, 7:13 AM
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Bulgarian Authorities Have Arrested A Frenchman Linked To The Charlie Hebdo Attackers

The New York Times' James Risen Won't Go To Jail For Reporting This Spectacular CIA Screwup

The Palestinian President Is Dramatically Changing Course

CCTV Images Show Paris Gunmen Holding Up A Petrol Station In France

Obama Wants Companies To Share Information About Hacking Threats

  • Roberta Rampton, Reuters
  • Jan. 13, 4:54 AM
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Charlie Hebdo Could Print 50 Times More Copies Of Its New Issue To Meet Soaring Demand

Chilling Account Of How A Hostage In The Paris Market Siege Stole A Rifle From His Captor

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  • Jan. 12, 8:09 PM
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Boko Haram May Have Just Pulled Off One Of The Worst Terrorist Attacks Ever

Civilians In Sudan Are Being Bombed At Record Rates

Terrifying 'Flash Grenades' Are Becoming All Too Common In Drug Raids

The CENTCOM Twitter Hack On Monday Is A Sign Of Things To Come

French Police: Up To 6 Paris Terror Suspects May Be At Large

The Pentagon Still Wants To Scrap The A-10 Despite Widespread Opposition

The US Can't Totally Account For The $300 Million It Gives The Afghan Police Each Year

Venezuela Just Had A 'Let Them Eat Cake' Moment

Iran's 'Reformist' President Is Shielding The Revolutionary Guards

Russia's New Military Doctrine Shows Putin's Geopolitical Ambitions

Saudi Cleric Condemns Snowmen As Anti-Islamic

The US Military Just Got Hacked By 'ISIS'

The Prime Minister Of Australia Is Calling ISIS By A New Name That It Absolutely Hates

Top Gear Russia Magazine Accidentally Published An Image Of A Classified Submarine

Police Claim To Have Killed Six People Who Were Trying To Set Off A Bomb In Western China

  • Sui-Lee Wee, Reuters
  • Jan. 12, 11:00 AM
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This Amazing Video Shows What It's Like To Fly At Ultra-Low Altitude In An F-18 Super Hornet

Here's How The Charlie Hebdo Attackers Were Radicalized

Interpol Put Ukraine's Former President On Its International Wanted List

WikiLeaks Advisor: Russian Spies Tried To Recruit Snowden

Germany Wants To Confiscate ID Cards Of Suspected Jihadists

  • Thorsten Severin, Reuters
  • Jan. 12, 9:28 AM
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China Is Using Charlie Hebdo To Argue Against Press Freedom

Cuba Has Freed All 53 Prisoners As Agreed In US Deal

  • Matt Spetalnick, David Adams, Lesley Wroughton, Reuters
  • Jan. 12, 8:09 AM
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Suspected Paris Attacks Accomplice Entered Syria On January 8

  • Humeyra Pamuk, Reuters
  • Jan. 12, 7:30 AM
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Iran Has Never Been More Influential In Iraq

Europe's New Low-Tech Terrorists Are The Most Difficult To Track

Paris Shooter's Girlfriend Told Police That People Have The Right To 'Take Up Arms Against The Oppressors'

  • Ben Farmer and Gregory Walton, The Telegraph
  • Jan. 12, 5:50 AM
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France Is Deploying Nearly 5,000 Police To Protect Jewish Schools

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  • Jan. 12, 4:15 AM
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The $300 Million The US Is Spending On Afghan Police Salaries Is At Risk Of Waste And Abuse

Christianity Is Exploding In China And The Communist Party Isn't Happy

Iraqi Prime Minister: Country May Need Three Years To Rebuild Military

  • Malak Ghobrial, Reuters
  • Jan. 11, 7:41 PM
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US General Dempsey: The US's Military Superiority Does Not Carry Over To Cyberwarfare

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