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ia Plans Syria Name Change in Draft Constitution Top image: Protesters take part in a rally to oppose President Donald Trump's executive orders. AP/Elaine Thompson For new reporting and analysis every weekday, visit www.newsdeeply.com/syria. You can reach our team with any comments or suggestions at info@newsd
of what happened this week: The Syrian army, Turkey and the United States-led coalition continued their separate offensives against the so-called Islamic State (ISIS) group in northern Syria. The Syrian army plans to move on militants in the northern Aleppo countryside. In recent weeks, they advanced to wi
s week that it paid $4.4 million to the hackers behind the attack. CNN (5/20, Duffy, 89.21M) reports House Committee on Homeland Security Chairman Bennie Thompson said in a statement Thursday, "Congress must have a complete understanding of what happened on Colonial Pipeline's networks, how it made decisions r
orts Nigerian Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau "has been seriously wounded after trying to kill himself to avoid capture during clashes with rival Islamic State-allied jihadists in the north of the country, two intelligence sources said Thursday." After a series of clashes, "Shekau and some of his fighters
these cases, achieving a conviction rate of 99.4%, which the lead author, law professor Mark Denbeaux, called unprecedented in speed and efficacy. Bennie Thompson Says Jan. 6 Hearings Helped 'Pressure' DOJ To Bring Case Against Trump The Hill (07/29, Suter) reported that Rep. Bennie Johnson, chairman of the Ho
etonated his explosives vest close to the stage where several senior leaders of the party were sitting. It said initial investigations suggested the Islamic State group — which operates in Afghanistan and is an enemy of the Afghan Taliban — could be behind the attack, and officers were still investigating. The
these cases, achieving a conviction rate of 99.4%, which the lead author, law professor Mark Denbeaux, called unprecedented in speed and efficacy. Bennie Thompson Says Jan. 6 Hearings Helped 'Pressure' DOJ To Bring Case Against Trump The Hill (07/29, Suter) reported that Rep. Bennie Johnson, chairman of the H
tonated his explosives vest close to the stage where several senior leaders of the party were sitting. It said initial investigations suggested the Islamic State group — which operates in Afghanistan and is an enemy of the Afghan Taliban — could be behind the attack, and officers were still investigating. The
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