• Pentagon Confirms U.S. Drone Strike In Somalia Killed Over 150 al-Shabaab Militants

  Officials from the Pentagon have confirmed that the U.S. has carried out a successful strike operation against a known terrorist camp in Somalia. According to officials, the strike which involved the use of unmanned and manned aircrafts, killed at least 150 members of the al-Shabaab terrorist group.

  

• ‘The Walking Dead’ Season 6 Recap: Did ‘Not Tomorrow Yet’ Episode Hint at Fan-Favorite Character’s Death?

  On March 6, AMC premiered the 12th episode from "The Walking Dead" season 6 titled "Not Tomorrow Yet." But, as the episode got a bit intense especially towards the end, fans might have missed a clue hinting at the possible death of one of the main characters.

  

• Sydney Shooting Update: 6-Hour Standoff Ends After Gunman Kills Self and Shoots Three Brothers

  The 6-hour stand-off in the suburb of Ingleburn in Sydney, New South Wales ended on March 7 after local police confirmed that the lone gunman has been killed. However, before the situation ended, the suspect managed to shoot and kill one victim and wound two others.

  

• NFL Trade Rumors: Denver Broncos Ready to Match Offers for Brandon Marshall; Brock Osweiler Up for Free Agency

  Since linebacker Brandon Marshall is free to entertain offers from other teams, the Denver Broncos has stated that it is ready to match any amount presented to him. This is part of the second-round tender extension the team made for Marshall.

  

• Labeling Killing of Christians in Middle East as Genocide Is Nearing Its Deadline on March 17th

  Last week, the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee has passed a resolution calling on the U.S. State Department to declare the violence against Christians and other religious groups in the Middle East as genocide. However, as the number of organizations urging the government to come up with a proper label continue to rise, the deadline to call the situation as genocide is also getting nearer.