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An F/A-18F fighter jet launches off the aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis during maneuvers in the Arabian Gulf in this U.S. Navy handout photo dated Nov. 23, 2011

Cruise Ship Passengers Terrified To Pass By Iran, Ask Cruise Lines For Refund

Cruise line companies are refusing to refund passengers that don't want to travel aboard their cruise ships plying the Strait of Hormuz and the Arabian Gulf.

China Expected To Clock Weakest Growth In 30 Years: AFP Poll

Factories across China have been hit by the US trade war, weighing on the country's economic growth

China expected to clock weakest growth in 30 years: AFP poll

Iran TV Anchors Quit After Country Admits To Shooting Down Ukrainian Plane

Iranians gathered in Tehran to honor those killed when the Ukraine International Airlines plane was shot down shortly after taking off

Zara Khatami and Saba Rad thanked their fans for the support. Gelare Jabbari, who quit her job some time ago, also apologized to her followers on social media.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (pictured January 11, 2020) said the tensions in Iran that caused a jetliner to be shot down were "brought about by US actions"

Trudeau Cites US Ratcheting Up Tensions With Iran In Plane's Downing

Trudeau cites US ratcheting up tensions with Iran in plane's downing

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Liberal Bernie Sanders, former vice president Joe Biden and progressive Elizabeth Warren are vying to challenge Donald Trump for White House in 2020

Election 2020: Warren Confirms Sanders Said A Woman Can't Be US President

Elizabeth Warren confirms the reports that Bernie Sanders said a woman won't win the US presidential race.

Although the first arrivals at Nazi death camps like Auschwitz documented the horrors they found there, some of the more disturbing images were initially kept back from publication

How The World Discovered The Nazi Death Camps

How the world discovered the Nazi death camps

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks at Stanford University during a trip to California

Pompeo Warns Silicon Valley On China Ahead Of Trade Pact

Pompeo warns Silicon Valley on China ahead of trade pact

The White House transition from Barack Obama to Donald Trump (the pair are seen here after Trump's election in November 2016) has been one of the most stark in US history

Why Donald Trump, Barack Obama Are Equally Admired Despite Being Polar Opposites

Donald Trump and Barack Obama are equally admired despite being polar opposites.

Mourners speak on stage during a memorial service for the victims of Ukrainian Airlines flight PS752 crash in Iran

Iran Grants Canada Investigators Access To Downed Plane

Iran grants Canada investigators access to downed plane

US actor Mark Hamill (pictured December 2019) said he decided to delete his Facebook account because he was so "disappointed" with the social media giant

Mark Hamill Quits Facebook Over Dishonest Political Ads

Mark Hamill quits Facebook over dishonest political ads

All The Times Donald Trump Shockingly Joked About 'Dating' Daughter Ivanka Trump

Donald Trump has made some inappropriate comments about his favorite daughter, Ivanka Trump.

US First Lady Melania Trump's 'Be Best' anti-bullying initiative has been a poorly managed flop, according to a new biography, 'Free, Melania'

PBAU Graduate Disagrees With Melania Trump’s Distinction Award: FLOTUS’ Be Best ‘Inconsistent’

One graduate from Palm Beach Atlantic University has disagreed with Melania Trump being given the Women of Distinction award.

US Attorney General Bill Barr said 21 Saudi air force officers training in the United States would be sent home in the wake of the "terrorist" shooting on December 6 in Florida by one of their colleagues

Pensacola Navy Shooting Update: Attorney General Bill Barr Says Attack Was An 'Act of Terrorism'

Attorney General Bill Barr also noted the importance of Saudi-U.S. military partnerships.

With insurgent attacks mounting, hostility towards France is growing in the region, including in Mali where the French were acclaimed as liberators in 2013

France, Sahel Nations Vow To Step Up Anti-jihadist Fight

France, Sahel nations vow to step up anti-jihadist fight

US - Germany Relations: Donald Trump, Angela Merkel Discuss Iran Crisis, Libya Destabilization

The two leaders spoke out about major security issues in the Middle East and North Africa region.

Wreckage of the Ukraine International Airlines plane that crashed near Tehran in a picture from Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council

Iran Denies 'Cover-up' As Anger Mounts Over Downed Airliner

Iran denies 'cover-up' as anger mounts over downed airliner

Some 2,000 US soldiers conduct training missions 40 African countries, including here in Mali

US Wants To Reduce Presence In Africa, Warns Top Officer

US wants to reduce presence in Africa, warns top officer

US Sends Home 21 Saudis After Army Base Shooting Probe

US sends home 21 Saudis after army base shooting probe

Only the chosen few Oscar nominees will progress to the final stretch of campaigning ahead of the Academy's extravaganza event

'Joker' Leads Oscar Nods With 11 As Women, Minorities Miss Out

'Joker' leads Oscar nods with 11 as women, minorities miss out

Kenneth Roth was supposed to give a press conference in Hong Kong to unveil the New York-based rights group's latest global survey

China Defends Barring Human Rights Watch Head From Hong Kong

China defends barring Human Rights Watch head from Hong Kong

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told reporters the US mission in Iraq was "very clear" -- training local forces and fighting Islamic State militants

US - Iran Relations: Will Mike Pompeo Testify About Soleimani Attack?

A hearing before the House Foreign Affairs Committee was set for Tuesday amid growing questions over the legality of the strike and whether there was an imminent threat.