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Russia condemns U.S. missile strike on Syria, suspends key air agreement; A girl was found living among monkeys in an Indian forest. How she got there is a mystery.; The government is demanding to know who this Trump critic is. Twitter is suing to keep it a secret.; U.S. strikes Syrian military airfield in first direct assault on Bashar al-Assad's government; Bannon wants a war on Washington. Now he's part of one inside the White House.; Syrian President Assad condemns U.S. missile strike as 'arrogant aggression'  ; Trump loves a conspiracy theory. Now his allies in the fringe media say he’s falling for one in Syria.; 'Sweden has been attacked': Truck crashes into Stockholm store, killing at least 3; Syria strike adds awkward twist to high-stakes China-U.S. summit; She was pregnant and broke. Signing up for Uber drove her into debt.; ‘I’m officially off the Trump Train': Trump’s online base is furious about the Syria strikes; Octopuses and squids can rewrite their RNA. Is that why they’re so smart?; Trump just bombed Syria. What next?; Trump launches cruise missile strike, eradicates ‘America First’; Trump Organization settles restaurant suit with chef José Andrés; EPA staffer leaves with a bang, blasting agency policies under Trump   Most popular right now   Most Read Russia condemns U.S. missile strike on Syria, suspends key air agreement "Syria does not have chemical arms stockpiles," the Kremlin claimed, adding that damage to U.S.-Russia relations was "signficant." By David Filipov  •  Read more » A girl was found living among monkeys in an Indian forest. How she got there is a mystery. "The way she moved, even her eating habits were like that of an animal," a doctor said. By Samantha Schmidt  •  Read more »   The government is demanding to know who this Trump critic is. Twitter is suing to keep it a secret. Twitter has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security, asking the court to prevent the agency from unmasking the user behind an account critical of the Trump administration. By Hayley Tsukayama  •  Read more »   U.S. strikes Syrian military airfield in first direct assault on Bashar al-Assad's government The operation is in retaliation for a chemical attack that killed scores of civilians. By Dan Lamothe  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Syrian President Assad condemns U.S. missile strike as 'arrogant aggression'   Syrian authorities said the U.S. strikes make it harder to fight terrorist groups. By Louisa Loveluck  •  Read more »   WorldViews •  Analysis Trump loves a conspiracy theory. Now his allies in the fringe media say he’s falling for one in Syria. The fringe media that Trump allies himself with is saying he's being duped. By Adam Taylor  •  Read more »   'Sweden has been attacked': Truck crashes into Stockholm store, killing at least 3 Parts of the city were placed on lockdown in scenes recalling London assault last month. By Heba Habib  •  Read more »   WorldViews •  Analysis Syria strike adds awkward twist to high-stakes China-U.S. summit An airstrike during a key summit could embarrass the Chinese — or leave them wondering if it is a message to them. By Emily Rauhala  •  Read more »   She was pregnant and broke. Signing up for Uber drove her into debt. Maya Warren's story is the plight of many working-class moms in America. By Danielle Paquette  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   The Fix •  Analysis The idea of Senator Mitt Romney should scare Trump No Republican senator could take on Trump like Romney could, because of Utah. 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