IS deputy al Hayali killed in Iraq airstrike near Mosul
The White House says Fadhil Ahmad al Hayali, No 2 IS leader and main conduit for weapons and logistics between Iraq and Syria, was killed Tuesday near Mosul in a U.S. airstrike. Abu Abdullah, an IS media operative, also died. The strike targeted a white SUV with two escorts.
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Oil prices plunge as U S crude dips below 40 a barrel
U S crude fell to 39.86 a barrel the lowest since 2009 amid an eight week decline the longest since 1986. U S production rose to 9.4 million barrels per day as OPEC maintained output and China data signal a slowing economy.
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North Korea Threatens War as Front-Line Troops Go On Alert
Kim Jong Un declared a quasi wartime state and ordered front-line troops to be ready for battle amid North Korea's strong rhetoric. South Korea fired dozens of artillery rounds across the border in response to claimed DPRK strikes supporting anti Pyongyang broadcasts. The United States and South Korea paused part of their annual drill, while Pyongyang demanded removal of loudspeakers and warned of further action if not removed.
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