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Obama Says US To Give Philippines Two More Ships Amid South China Sea Dispute

The Philippines and some of its neighbors are fighting China's claims to most of the South China Sea.

Japan Sues Okinawa Local Government Over US Military Base Relocation

Local residents have demanded that Futenma base should be closed and and a replacement built outside the prefecture or overseas.

Paris Attacks: France Launches Fresh Airstrikes On ISIS Targets In Syrian City Of Raqqa

French jets dropped a total of 16 bombs on targets of the Islamic State group in the Syrian city of Raqqa overnight Monday, in a fresh round of airstrikes in the country.

Cord-Cutting: Hedge Funds Bet Big On Netflix; Soros, Viking Global Place New Bets

According to regulatory filings released Monday, billionaire investor George Soros’ fund placed new bets on the video streaming company, indicating a move by investors to hedge against the traditional cable television industry.

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Japan Shares Bounce Back, Leading Asian Gainers

The Tokyo stock index on Tuesday made up all of Monday's declines.

Putin Claims ISIS Receives Financing From 40 Countries At G-20 Summit Following Paris Attacks

The Russian president said the group has received support from some of the nations in attendance at the G-20 summit.

ISIL, ISIS, Islamic State, Daesh: What's The Difference?

ISIS threatened “to cut the tongue of anyone who publicly used the acronym Daesh," the AP wrote in September 2014.

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After Paris Terror Attacks, Are French Anti-ISIS Airstrikes In Syria Legal? Current, Future France Military Action Against Islamic State Called Into Question

Some country's in the bombing coalition in Syria are operating on the basis of self-defense, but because ISIS is not an actual state it makes the legal justification less clear.

Kohler Company Strike: Nearly 2,000 Wisconsin Plumbing Ware Workers Walk Off Jobs, Demanding End To Tiered Wages

As the U.S. economy improves and the unemployment rate falls, Kohler workers strike for a better contract.

United Nations Ceasefire: Following Paris Attacks, Leaders Draft Syrian Resolution To Defeat ISIS

About 20 heads of state met Saturday to discuss a resolution to begin negotiations between Syrian President Bashar Assad's administration and opposition groups.

Republican Governor Backlash: Where Have Syrian Refugees Already Settled In The US?

The U.S. has already admitted 1,854 Syrian refugees since the civil war began four years ago, placing them mostly in Syrian immigrant enclaves to ease integration.

After Paris Terror Attacks, CIA Head Calls For 'Enhanced' Intelligence Sharing With Russia

The U.S. and Russia will have a better chance of defeating ISIS if they overcome acrimony and instead share insights, information and data, CIA Director John Brennan said.

Connecticut Muslim Student Mahmoud Hashem Targeted: After Hateful Message 'Killed Paris' Discovered, UConn Shows Support

Students at the University of Connecticut are rallying behind a Muslim student after someone wrote "killed Paris" on the nametag hanging outside his dorm room.

Interest Free Balance Transfer Credit Cards: 5 Questions to Ask Before Signing Up

Transferring a balance to a zero-percent card may save money, but a few small mistakes could make the move costly.

The Future Of Space Policy Is Built On International Cooperation: NASA Administrator Charles Bolden

"Public diplomacy and cooperation in space go together like peanut butter and jelly," NASA Administrator Charles Bolden said.

Amid Paris Terror Probe, US Military Personnel Barred From Unofficial Travel To France

All Defense Department personnel are prohibited from unofficial travel to Paris, and travel elsewhere in France requires the permission of a general officer.

Amid Syrian Refugee Crisis, Asylum Seekers In US Face Much Different Process Than In Europe

It can take years for a Syrian refugee to gain entry to the United States, but not so for European countries.

How Credible Is ISIS Threat To US? FBI Vows To Protect American People

Although federal authorities downplayed threats made in a recently released video, more police were deployed to the streets of Washington, D.C.

Saudi Arabia To Buy More US Weapons To Fight ISIS? Officials Approve $1.29B Sale Of 10,000 Advanced Air-To-Ground Munitions

The reports come a week after U.S. allies in the Gulf raised concern at the Dubai Airshow over a shortage of military supplies.

When Should You Take Antibiotics? Most People Have The Wrong Idea, Multicountry Survey Finds

Antibiotic resistance has been described as "one of the biggest threats to global health today."

After Nuclear Agreement, Iran Begins Dismantling 10,000 Centrifuges Amid Criticism From Parliamentary Members

The country began dismantling the centrifuges about two weeks ago; the nuclear agreement requires that Iran disassemble most of its 19,000 centrifuges.

After Paris Attacks, World Leaders Debate Whether To Allow Refugees Or Close Borders

Some countries, such as Australia, Canada and Germany, are adamant they will still accept Syrian refugees in the wake of the Paris attacks, but other leaders want to take a harder line in the name of national security.

After Paris ISIS Attacks, Morocco Terrorism Under Scrutiny: Islamic State Is North African Country's Latest Terror Threat

Four alleged members of the Islamic State were arrested Monday in Morocco, where the family of the alleged mastermind of Friday's attacks in Paris is from.

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