Syria

Given the armada of ships heading to the region, these strikes could be more comprehensive than last time.

“It was atrocious. It was horrible,” the president told reporters, Monday.

By Robert Burns, Matthew Lee, and Jonathan Lemire Associated Press WASHINGTON — As President Donald Trump considered U.S. options in Syria, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Monday took aim at Russia for what he suggested was its failure to ensure the elimination of Syria's chemical weapons arsenal...

About 2,000 U.S. troops are currently deployed to Syria.

The U.S. soldier was killed during at attack near Manbij, Syria March 30.

The U.S. military statement said the attack happened Thursday night and that the wounded were being evacuated for further medical treatment.

“We’re there to support, protect and bring our ground forces home.”

A comedian-filmmaker says it makes sense, economically.

Russia is acting as sentry and nussiance.