Tagged with "Syria"

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Erie welcomes its newest Syrian family. 

The muddy terrain of equality 

It's humpday again, and the world is just as wild as ever. Thankfully, your search for watercooler conversation fodder ends here. 

The holiday is past, and it's back to the grind of the work week. Catch up on what you missed this weekend with us. 

Take a break from another miserable Monday to read today's terrifying headlines from around the world: the U.S. continues nuclear talks with Iran, a fatal police shooting shocks Cleveland, and a young man from Philly is named a Rhodes Scholar. As always, we've got you covered. 

President Obama addressed the nation last night in regards to his new plan for immigration policy, did you tune in? If you didn't we've got you covered. In other news, the CIA is trying to delete all their old emails, and in Iraq and Syria the refugee crisis seems to be getting out of hand. 

Angela Merkel ruminates over lessons learned from the fall of the Berlin Wall, while Kurdish fighters attempt to keep ISIS at bay in Syria. At home, a new contract for Philadelphia transit employees, and a visit to Erie Insurance from a few Japanese executives. It's Monday again, and we've got you covered. 

What makes the U.S. exceptional? Hint: it's not about the countries we invade...

The diplomatic solution to the Syria crisis might have been clumsy or lucky or made Russia look good, but who cares? It works.

Russian leader Vladimir Putin irks local columnist.

Watch his 9 p.m. remarks on Syria right here.

President Obama wants to attack Syria for crossing a "red line" on the use of chemical weapons. But where is that red line drawn?

The Republican game with the impending war in Syria.

Isn't it funny how the media circles the wagons around the government when we're about to bomb somebody? And...wait! Miley Cyrus did what at the VMAs?