U.S. airstrikes targeted Syrian chemical weapons infastructure, Mattis says
Defense Secretary called these a "one-time shot," and said "this wave of airstrikes is over"
Defense Secretary called these a "one-time shot," and said "this wave of airstrikes is over"
Trump announced precision strikes against Syria in retaliation for a suspected chemical attack almost a week ago
President Trump announced strikes on Syria by U.S., U.K. and French forces Friday night. CBS News' Seth Doane is in Damascus, where people told him earlier in the day that they weren't worried about U.S. military action.
Friday night President Trump announced the U.S. is taking military action in Syria. It comes after the U.S. State Department said it has proof that Syria was behind the suspected gas attack that left more than 40 civilians dead. CBS News national security correspondent David Martin has the latest.
The strike is the second time President Trump has used military force against the Assad regime for his use of chemical weapons
The president is speaking from the White House
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California highway police said Friday that tests show the woman who drove her family off a cliff last month was legally drunk. Toxicology tests also found her wife and two of their adopted children had a significant amount of an ingredient found in Benadryl in their systems. CBS News correspondent Jamie Yuccas has the latest.
A tornado touched down late Friday in Arkansas, ripping roofs off of homes, and leaving a number of people trapped. Tornado watches and warnings are up across the central U.S.
Both Great Britain and France appear ready to join the U.S. in a strike on Syria after an apparent chemical weapons attack. But Russia has vowed to shoot down any missiles that threaten Russian personnel in Syria. CBS national security correspondent David Martin has the latest.
Investigators in Ohio are trying to figure out what went wrong when a 16-year-old boy became trapped in a minivan, even though he called 911. Officials say it's the latest incident involving a 911 system riddled with issues. CBS News correspondent Adriana Diaz reports.
An outbreak of wildfires has most of Oklahoma under a state of emergency, and about 1,400 people have been forced from their homes. CBS News correspondent David Begnaud is in Vici, where the flames have burned farms and killed cattle.
The government filed court documents Friday confirming President Trump's personal attorney Michael Cohen is under criminal investigation. There's also news of another payout that Cohen was involved in. CBS News justice and homeland security correspondent Jeff Pegues reports.
A war of words between President Trump and fired FBI Director James Comey escalated on Friday. We caution you: some of the language in this report from CBS News’ Paula Reid is graphic.
Syria admitted it still doesn't control the site of Saturday's alleged chemical attack, posing a big problem for chemical weapons inspectors who are supposed to start their work on Saturday. A Syrian official, speaking to CBS News, denied the attack ever happened. Seth Doane reports from Damascus.
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A strike would come less than a week after a suspected chemical weapons attack
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