- Ron Paul hosts Edward Snowden on the Liberty Report. [Link]
- The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will vote on a new AUMF on Thursday. [Link]
- A US surveillance jet and a Russia fighter jet come within five feet of each other over the Baltic Sea. [Link]
- The US flew two nuclear-capable bombers over the Korean Peninsula as a show of force to North Korea. [Link]
- A car bomb in the Somali capital killed ten people. [Link] Other sources put the total dead at 15. [Link]
- The Taliban killed eight members of the Afghan Security Forces in Northern Afghanistan. [Link]
- An explosion in Mosul killed two journalists. [Link]
- Congressman Eric Swalwell says that it looks like the US is at war with Syria and wants Congress to vote to approve the war. [Link]
- The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says the Syrian plane shot down by the US was targeting ISIS fighters and not the SDF. [Link]
- The US is looking to reestablish a deconfliction hotline with Russia in Syria. Russia halted the use of the hotline after the US shot down a Syrian plane. [Link]
- Australia suspends airstrikes against ISIS in Syria. [Link]
- The US military F-15 shot down an Iranian-made drone in Southern Syria. [Link]
- The Syrian government resumes airstrikes in Deraa. [Link]
- Polio in Syria has paralyzed 17 children. [Link]
- At least 20 Yemeni civilians were killed by a Saudi airstrike last week. [Link]
