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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sent a document to Isaac Herzog detailing a willingness to make compromises for the creation of a Palestinian state and to rein in West Bank Jewish settlement construction.

The pilot was found early Sunday in an exhausted state and taken to a hospital after a nine-hour search and rescue operation in the rain. He has been identified as a Syrian national but no name was given.

Activists warn the amendment will allow an undeclared state of martial law on the island near Saudi Arabia that's home to the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet.

Maj. Gen. Haider al-Maturi of the Federal Police Commandos Division told The Associated Press that IS militants dispatched at least six suicide car bombs, which all were destroyed before reaching the troops.

Meanwhile, 18 insurgents were killed by airstrikes in the Imam Sahib district of Kunduz province, according to a statement released by the Interior Ministry.

Philippine troops have found the remains of a German hostage who was beheaded by Abu Sayyaf militants in the country's south after a ransom deadline lapsed.

A world of sin. A weary savior. Filipinos know the story well. Since coming to power last summer, President Rodrigo Duterte has used biblical language to build a case for mass killings, vowing to sacrifice himself, even his son, to cleanse the nation of crime.

Statistics can’t begin to define the impact of Stuttgart senior point guard Marissa Encarnacion. Unless you count 14-0 and 36-8 as statistics.

Eleven Air Force and Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps drill teams competed for top honors during the annual Department of Defense Education Activity Europe drill team championship on Saturday.

In basketball, the pick and roll is all about creating options and making good decisions. That’s why Naples senior Terrell Staten is so good at running it.

A Wright-Patterson gate where a man drove away from security forces Thursday had a pop-up barricade installed as part of an extensive $1.3 million upgrade in 2015.

An Italian official says that the autopsy on the chief suspect in the Berlin Christmas market attack indicated frequent drug use.

More than a month after he became America’s top diplomat, Rex Tillerson is like no other modern secretary of State: He’s largely invisible.

China's official military budget will rise about 7 percent this year, the slowest pace since 2010, a Chinese official said Saturday.

Japan's ruling party approved a change in party rules Sunday that could pave the way for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to become the country's longest-serving leader in the post-World War II era.

A Pentagon plan for the coming assault on Raqqa, the Islamic State capital in Syria, calls for significant U.S. military participation, including increased Special Operations forces, attack helicopters and artillery, and arms supplies to the main Syrian Kurdish and Arab fighting force on the ground, according to U.S. officials.

A trash-burning plant that supplies steam for Hill Air Force Base will close due to what officials say is reduced demand and a need for costly upgrades.

The Bataan left for a seven-month tour to the Middle East and Mediterranean. The Norfolk-based USS Mesa Verde and USS Carter Hall from Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story in Virginia Beach left Saturday.

Libyan armed forces based in the east launched more airstrikes Saturday against militias that seized oil terminals a day earlier, a spokesman said, accusing troops from the country's rival west of launching a war.

The culmination of about four years of research, writing and revision, Jim Remsen said the book provides more details than had been available previously on George Keys and his contemporaries.