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‘No Longer in The Area’: Us Troops Will Neither Help Nor Hamper Turkey’s Cross-Border Operation In Syria

The US will neither support nor otherwise be involved in the looming Turkish military operation in northern Syria, nor will it interfere, as American troops will no longer be in the “immediate area,” the White House has announced. (Russia Today)

Hong kong Could Be at 'Tipping Point' As Warning Flag Unfurled at Chinese Military Barracks Helen Regan Byline

The Chinese military garrison in Hong Kong offered a rare public reaction in the face of taunts from protesters Sunday, as violence escalated across the city over the weekend. (CNN)

Donald Trump Now Accuses Nancy Pelosi of 'Treason' (And Wants to Impeach Her)

WASHINGTON – Expanding his scorched-earth defense against possible impeachment, President Donald Trump now accuses House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of "treason" and says she is the one who should be impeached. (USA Today)

Nobel Prize for Medicine Jointly Awarded to William Kaelin Jr, Sir Peter Ratcliffe And Gregg Semenza

The 2019 Nobel Prize for Medicine has been jointly awarded to William Kaelin Jr., Sir Peter Ratcliffe and Gregg Semenza for their pioneering research into how human cells respond to changing oxygen levels.  (CNN)

U.S. Withdraws Troops from Northeast Syria Ahead of Turkish Offensive

The United States is pulling troops from northeast Syria, a major policy shift that opens the way for a Turkish offensive against Kurdish-led forces and hands Turkey responsibility for thousands of Islamic State captives.

Death Toll Climbs As Iraq Unrest Hits Baghdad's Volatile Sadr City

At least 15 people were killed in clashes between Iraqi security forces and protesters overnight in Baghdad’s Sadr City district as violence from a week-long nationwide uprising swept through the vast, poor swathe of the capital for the first time. (Reuters)