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The airdrop was one of the first steps in the administration's revised plan to train and equip Syrian rebels. (AP Photo/Laura Leon)
National Security

Ammo drops in Syria lead to gains against ISIS

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Editorial cartoon: Syria quagmire
Editorial cartoons

Editorial cartoon: Syria quagmire

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The request for more information from Bob Corker follows the president's announcement last week that he would send as many as 50 special operations troops to Syria to assist in the fight against the Islamic State. (AP Photo)
National Security

Corker wants answers from White House on Syria deployments

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The refugee numbers have increased substantially as more than 1 million people have fled war violence and economic instability in their home countries. (AP Photo)
Politics

Europe sees record number of refugees in October

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National Security

Thornberry: No vote on military authorization without clear strategy

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National Security

White House: Troops in Syria not on a combat mission

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Russian President Vladimir Putin, right, shakes hand with Syrian President Bashar Assad in the Kremlin in Moscow on Oct. 20. The two leaders stressed that the military operations in Syria -- in which Moscow is the latest and most powerful addition -- must lead to a political process. (Kremlin Pool Photo via AP)
Think Tanks

Russia working from position of strength

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Rubio: Too many Senate votes predetermined
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Rubio: Too many Senate votes predetermined

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Obama sends ‘less than 50’ troops to Syria
National Security

Obama sends ‘less than 50’ troops to Syria

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Politics

Armed Services chair: ISIS response may be ‘too little too late’

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