Kerry: US looks at Russian offer of military talks on Syria
WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State John Kerry says the Obama administration is weighing an offer from Russia to have military-to-military talks and meetings on the situation in Syria.
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University police officer cleared in Alabama student’s death
Officer Trevis Austin, who is black, was alone in the station and went out to investigate and felt threatened by Collar, officials said. Collar was shot once in the chest after he ignored commands to stop and rushed at the officer, officials said.
University police officer cleared in Alabama student’s death
Officer Trevis Austin, who is black, was alone in the station and went out to investigate and felt threatened by Collar, officials said. Collar was shot once in the chest after he ignored commands to stop and rushed at the officer, officials said.
University police officer cleared in Alabama student’s death
Officer Trevis Austin, who is black, was alone in the station and went out to investigate and felt threatened by Collar, officials said. Collar was shot once in the chest after he ignored commands to stop and rushed at the officer, officials said.
Trump pledges military buildup, better deal for vets
The Republican frontrunner offers few details on his plans for the nation’s military.
In warming Arctic, mosquitoes may live long and prosper
By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Rising temperatures at the top of the world may be bad news for Arctic denizens like polar bears, but good news for the local mosquitoes, pesky bloodsuckers that prosper with warmer weather. Researchers said on Tuesday that increasing temperatures were enabling Arctic mosquitoes to grow more quickly and emerge sooner from their pupal stage, greatly expanding their numbers and menacing the caribou whose blood
In warming Arctic, mosquitoes may live long and prosper
By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Rising temperatures at the top of the world may be bad news for Arctic denizens like polar bears, but good news for the local mosquitoes, pesky bloodsuckers that prosper with warmer weather. Researchers said on Tuesday that increasing temperatures were enabling Arctic mosquitoes to grow more quickly and emerge sooner from their pupal stage, greatly expanding their numbers and menacing the caribou whose blood