WaPo:

U.S., allies launch strikes in Syria in response to suspected chemical attack

Trump joins Britain and France in ordering missile strikes against Syrian government

The coordinated attack was in retaliation for what Western nations said was the deliberate gassing of Syrian civilians. The assault announced Friday night in an address to the nation followed repeated threats of military action from President Trump.

• By Anne Gearan and Missy Ryan
• 23 minutes ago

NYTimes:

U.S. Attacks Syria in Retaliatory Strike

Trump Risks Deeper Involvement in Multi-Sided War

By HELENE COOPER, MICHAEL D. SHEAR and BEN HUBBARD 31 minutes ago

• The goal, President Trump said, was to punish the government of President Bashar al-Assad for a suspected chemical attack against civilians near Damascus last weekend.
• It is the second time that Mr. Trump has launched missiles against Syria even as he says he wants to limit American involvement in the war there.

• We Asked Syrians About U.S. Airstrikes. This Is What They Said.

This is also at the English version of Tass, the current headline on the home page:

Top brass: Missiles of US, allies steered clear of Russian air defenses

April 14, 7:34UTC+3

The United States, France and Britain have launched a joint operation against Syria

MOSCOW, April 14. /TASS/. Not a single missile of those launched against Damascus ventured into the zones of Russian air defenses in Tartus and Hmeymim, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Saturday.

"None of the cruise missiles launched by the United States and its allies entered the zones of Russian air defenses around Tartus and Hmeymim," the Defense Ministry said [....]

Pentagon reports increase in Russian trolls since Syria strike

@ TheHill.com - 04/14/18 11:50 AM EDT

[....] “The Russian disinformation campaign has already begun. There has been a 2,000 percent increase in Russian trolls in the last 24 hours," chief Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White said in a briefing on Saturday. [....]

Trump's French flip on Syria

By Jonathan Swan @ Axios.com, 1 hr. ago

French President Emmanuel Macron claimed in a television interview that France has convinced President Trump that it is "necessary" to remain in Syria "long-term," according to the AFP.

Why this matters: If Trump follows through on this alleged commitment to Macron, it would be one of the biggest and most abrupt foreign policy reversals in his presidency. Trump has demanded for months — over the objections of his national security team — that his administration withdraw U.S. troops from Syria [.....]