UK PARLIAMENT STUNNINGLY REJECTS DAVID CAMERON ON SYRIA

U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron suffered a big blow late Thursday, as Britain's House of Commons rejected his motion for military action in Syria as a response to a deadly chemical weapons attack by the Assad regime last week. The motion was struck down by a 285-272 vote. "It is clear to me that the British parliament, reflecting the will of the British people, does not want military action," Cameron said after the vote. He added that he would "act accordingly." Secretary of Defence Philip Ham...