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US military carries out large-scale strikes against Islamic State targets across Syria — REUTERS / pwu404

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US military carries out large-scale strikes against Islamic State targets across Syria

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The US military has carried out multiple strikes in Syria targeting the Islamic State militant group. According to US Central Command, the large-scale strikes were carried out at around 12.30pm Eastern time (5.30pm in the UK).See the Story

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Black Students Are the Fastest Growing Group of College Applicants

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