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Russia taunts US with biggest military offensive since the Cold War
Russia has begun its biggest surface deployment since the end of the Cold War as it aims to effectively end the war in Syria on the eve of the US election, Nato officials warned last night.
Plans to send heavier weapons to CIA-backed rebels in Syria stall amid White House skepticism
As rebel-held sections of Aleppo crumbled under Russian bombing this month, the Obama administration was secretly weighing plans to rush more firepower to CIA-backed units in В­Syria.
Russian Hacks Bring U.S. Vulnerabilities to the Forefront
The reliance of the United States' critical infrastructure on high technology renders it vulnerable to future cyber attacks by the Russians, making it difficult for the U.S. government to retaliate against Moscow for trying to interfere with the presidential election.
North Korea lashes out at threat of more sanctions
North Korean officials lashed out Monday at efforts in the United Nations to strengthen sanctions following the North's latest missile launches and nuclear test in September.
US-led coalition carries out air strike on militant facility near Mosul
The United States Department of Defense released video on Monday purporting to show the destruction from an air strike on a militant facility near the northern Iraqi city of Mosul.
ISIS leader al-Baghdadi believed to be holed up in Mosul as Iraqi, US forces close in
The secretive leader of the Islamic State, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, is believed to be holed up in the terror group's hub of Mosul, as Iraqi and U.S. forces close in this week ahead of what could be a climactic fight.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev to visit Israel
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke on the phone on Friday to mark the 25th anniversary of renewed diplomatic ties between Moscow and Jerusalem, the Kremlin said.
UNESCO to vote on yet another anti-Israel resolution
After passing a resolution denying any Jewish connection to Jerusalem, the UN's cultural agency UNESCO is planning to vote on another similar anti-Israel resolution.
Poll: Nearly 60% of Palestinians oppose state on 1967 borders
Almost 60% of Palestinians in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip oppose a future Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders as a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict., a survey conducted last week by An-Najah University in Nablus found.
Putin reaffirms Israel-Russia ties
Amid Russia's stepped up military activity in Syria and increased tension between Moscow and Washington, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, while Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev is expected to come for a visit on November 10.
Report: Presence of Russian Aircraft Carrier in Eastern Mediterranean Will Limit IDF's Ability to Act in Syria and Lebanon
The impending arrival of Russia's sole aircraft carrier -- the Admiral Kuznetsov -- off the coast of Syria has the Israeli defense establishment concerned, the Hebrew news site Walla reported on Friday.

Inside the United States
'Unprecedented' cyberattack involved tens of millions of IP addresses
Tens of millions of IP addresses were used to take down popular websites like Twitter and Netflix as part of a massive cyberattack on Friday.
AT&T-Time Warner deal would create the nation's largest entertainment company and is already raising antitrust concerns
As AT&T and Time Warner Inc. came closer to announcing an $80-billion merger on Saturday, questions were already emerging over whether the union would create an entertainment colossus with too much power.
Fed risks repeating Lehman blunder as US recession storm gathers
The risk of a US recession next year is rising fast. The Federal Reserve has no margin for error.

U.S. Politics
Read the most interesting Clinton WikiLeaks emails
Emails obtained illegally from the inbox of John Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign chair, and published in 16 batches since Oct. 7 have offered an unvarnished and unprecedented look inside the Democratic nominee's presidential campaign.
'Public option' not an option for GOP
The renewed call by Democrats for a public option health plan has steeled Republican resistance to expanding the healthcare law, suggesting 2017 may bring nothing but more gridlock when it comes to fixing the problems that even Democrats now admit are plaguing Obamacare.
Hillary Clinton vs. Donald Trump: The Supreme Court
The next president will affect the Supreme Court, and in turn the nation, bigly. With the current vacancy on the bench left by Justice Antonin Scalia, who died February 13, and the fact that several sitting justices are in their late seventies or eighties, many believe that whoever is elected president will likely nominate several justices that will indelibly shape the future of America for generations.

Christian News
North Koreans Told Christians 'Kill People, Suck Their Blood,' Says Woman Who Started Prison Camp Church
A North Korean woman who was forced to work in a prison camp where she started a secret Christian church and won converts for the faith despite immense persecution, has revealed that people living under the regime are taught that Christians kill people and drink their blood.
'I'm Not Ashamed' producer suing Google for anti-Christian bias
Politicians in Washington aren't going to care much right now about a movie depicting the short life of a Christian girl, according to film producer Chuck Howard. But that's not going to stop the Nashville resident from trying to motivate lawmakers to take on Google and dismantle what he says has become a biased media monopoly.
South Carolina man stabbed by person sitting behind him in church
A regular Sunday at church escalated quickly when a man suddenly stood up and started stabbing the parishioner sitting in front of him.