President George H.W. Bush and King Hussein of Jordan (L), wave from a White House balcony after concluding their meeting, April 19, 1989. (UPI Photo/Files) ... ( read original story ...)
Pompeo says Syria not forthcoming on missing Americans
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday that Syria's regime has not revealed all it knows about two missing Americans despite a rare visit by a US official. ( read original story ...)
U.S. Will Not Change Syria Policy to Win Release of Americans: Pompeo
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday said the United States will not change policy toward Syria to obtain the release of U.S. journalist Austin Tice and other detained Americans. "Our ask ... ( read original story ...)
Trump envoy traveled to Syria for talks on missing Americans
A senior White House official made an unusual, secret visit to Syria for high-level talks aimed at securing the release of two Americans who have been missing for years amid the country’s long civil w ... ( read original story ...)
2nd District candidates discuss keeping nuclear weapons from North Korea, Iran
The candidates in New Hampshire's 2nd Congressional District explain how Congress could prevent North Korea or Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. ( read original story ...)
Khabib lifted MMA in Uzbekistan: First female Uzbek fighter in UFC
Shakirova, making her debut in the UFC, will face flyweight No. 5 Lauren Murphy in the main card of UFC 254 on Saturday ... ( read original story ...)
Saudi Arabia Sets out Strategy to Become a World Leader in Artificial Intelligence By 2030
Saudi Arabia revealed its National Strategy for Data & AI (NSDAI) which will make the country a global leader in Artificial Intelligence by 2030. ( read original story ...)
Saudi Arabia Partners With the World Bank to Ensure No Nation Is Left Behind on AI
The World Bank and Saudi Arabia have announced a long-term partnership to accelerate the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in developing nations. ( read original story ...)
Many killed and wounded in Afghanistan visa stampede
At least 11 women have been killed and many more injured in a stampede in a stadium in Afghanistan where people were applying for visas, officials say. The incident happened after "thousands of people ... ( read original story ...)
15 People, Mainly Women Seeking Visas for Medical Care, Killed in Stampede in Afghanistan: Reports
More than a dozen people, many of whom were women hoping to receive visas to allow them entry into Pakistan, were killed in a stampede at a crowded stadium in Afghanistan on Tuesday, according to ... ( read original story ...)