Iran Supreme Leader Weeps for General Killed by U.S. Airstrike
Jan 6, 2020 Ayatollah Ali Khamenei prays over caskets of Gen. Qassem Soleimani and others as vast crowds of mourners turn out demanding retaliation.
Trump Says 52 Targets Already Lined Up if Iran Retaliates
Jan 4, 2020 Nancy Pelosi slams his formal notice on fatal strike that sparked hostilities, saying it suggests Americans "are being left in the dark."
Rockets Fired After Day of Mourning for Slain Iranian Leader
Jan 4, 2020 Rocket falls near U.S. Embassy in Iraq hours after funeral for Qassem Soleimani at which crowd chants "Death to America, death to Israel."Report: Number of Journalists Killed in Retaliation Nearly Doubles in 2018
Dec 19, 2018 At least 34 have been targeted and slain, compared with 18 in 2017. At least 53 in total perished while doing dangerous work.Russia Accuses U.K. of Faking Chemical Attack in Syria
Apr 13, 2018 Vladimir Putin's Defense Ministry says images of supposed victims of last weekend's purported attack were staged with "Britain's direct involvement" but offers no evidence.Mexico, Canada, Others May Be Exempted From U.S. Tariffs
Mar 7, 2018 "We're not trying to blow up the world," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross says of President Trump's "flexibility" regarding planned tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
California Prison Guards Allegedly Retaliate Against Hunger Strike
Jul 19, 2013 Prison officials are trying to break a hunger strike involving thousands of California inmates by "blasting cells with cold air, confiscating legal documents and, in one case, banning lawyers, according to legal representatives and relatives," The Guardian reports.
Retaliatory Attacks Between Israel and Gaza Continue
Aug 25, 2011 Nine Palestinians died and 29 were wounded in a series of Israeli airstrikes that began Wednesday and continued Thursday. The air raids were in retaliation for a recent terrorist attack that killed eight Israelis and for continuing rocket fire over the Israel-Gaza border.
Be Alert, Department of Homeland Security Says
May 3, 2011 Now that some of the mob giddiness that followed the announcement of Osama bin Laden's death has dissipated, fear is once again thick in the air as U.S. officials warn state and local law enforcement agencies of possible retaliation attacks by a vengeful al-Qaida.
