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A man linked to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the U.S. was captured in Syria by U.S.-backed forces more than a month ago, the Pentagon said on Thursday.
U.S. sanctions on Russia appear selective and not widespread across the economy, which means Russian stocks are cheap now that prices have fallen, says Arjun Divecha of GMO.
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U.S. first quarter earnings supported the market, though the composition of gains for banks and financials has drawn scrutiny, says Scott Nations of NationsShares.
The U.S. has it make it clear to Russian President Vladimir Putin that there are lines that the U.S. will not allow Russia to cross, says Leon Panetta.
Iran has issued a threat against Israel following last weekend’s attack on an Iranian drone base in Syria.
Jim Cramer pinpoints the key political hurdles facing investors in the first full week of earnings season.
Jim Cramer pinpoints the key political hurdles facing investors in the first full week of earnings season.
Jim Cramer pinpoints the key political hurdles facing investors in the first full week of earnings season.
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The final bill isn't clear, however.
The United States and Britain warned of a global cyber attack targeting routers and other networking equipment, blaming Russian government-backed hackers for the campaign on government agencies, businesses and critical infrastructure operators.
The airstrikes on Syria sent a "significant message," but they won't achieve the objectives set to deter chemical weapons, says Charles Lister of the Middle East Institute.
Charles Lister, Middle East Institute director of extremism & counterterrorism, and Thomas Karako, Center for Strategic and International Studies senior fellow, discuss the fallout from the U.S. airstrikes on Syria.
CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports on the highlights from President Trump's tax reform roundtable in Florida where he spoke about military actions taken in Syria over the weekend and the White House released a statement about Russian sanctions.
Russia could face sanctions from the US over its role in supporting Syria, the Financial Times reports.
UBS'Art Cashin provides insight to what's likely sending stocks and oil prices higher after U.S.-led airstrikes in Syria.
American Airlines rerouted three flights out of more than 6,000 a day amid tensions between the U.S. and Russia.
German senior minister Michael Roth warned "anti-Russian reflexes" could harm EU nations as much as Russia's "nationalist-tinged policies."
CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports on latest developments after the U.S. airstrikes in Syria.
Former Ambassador to Syria Richard Murphy and former Ambassador to NATO Nicholas Burns discuss United States foreign policy after the U.S. airstrikes in Syria.
Here's what the allies have to do now to end the war and redress a terrible tragedy, says retired Gen. Wesley Clark.
