Saudi Arabia has devastated Yemen with bombing raids, throwing the already-poor nation into a state of famine.

A catastrophic attack has hit the northwestern Syrian province of Idlib today, with heavy airstrikes around the area including what is being described by locals as a “gas attack.”

Nearly four years after seizing power in a military coup, Egyptian ruler Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi has made his first official visit to the United States.

US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley insisted that “Assad is always a priority,” and that the US wants to see him charged as a war criminal.

Companies in Sweden have begun implanting microchips in their employees, marking the first time the practice has been used on a broad scale.

The Pentagon just admitted a few civilians killed in February, of course, and by a few we mean four.

Chinese authorities have developed and rolled out anti-drone “jamming” guns domestically.

Two alleged members of the extremist Jewish Defense League have been charged with attacking protesters at last weekend’s AIPAC conference in Washington, D.C. The attacks mark the group’s most violent public incident in years.

Central Command leader Gen. Joseph Votel today called for the US to use “military means” against Iran as an effort to disrupt their “activities,” saying it was vital that the US “expose and hold them accountable for the things that they are doing.”