Syria

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis suggested Thursday that a U.S. attack on Syria was not imminent.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said the U.S. was still assessing the intelligence on the alleged chemical attack in Syria.

The U.S. may launch a military response to the recent chemical attack.

U.S. cruise missiles pounded targets in Syria in response to the recent deadly chemical attack against civilians.

Navy Tomahawk missile strikes were used in response to a Syrian chemical attack last year.

The White House said the U.S. troop presence in Syria is coming to a "rapid end."

President Trump has made a decision on whether to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria that will be disclosed in the coming days.

Gen. Joseph Votel wants to keep U.S. troops in Syria; President Donald Trump wants them out.

The U.S. has been bolstering forces in the Syrian flashpoint town of Manbij.

A U.S. service member was reportedly one of two killed Thursday in an improvised explosive device attack in Syria.