ISIS

Watch: UK police sorry for 'Allahu Akbar' during terror drill

Manchester Police apologize for 'linking Islam to terror', after fake suicide bombing in which bomber shouted Allahu Akbar.

Kurds urge Jews to return to Iraq

Autonomous Iraqi Kurds appeal to descendants of former residents, promising Jews will be 'freer and safer' there than in much of Europe.

Top ISIS commander killed in Iraq

Pentagon confirms ISIS leader Abu Wahib killed in coalition airstrike in Iraq.

Trial of ISIS cell linked to Paris, Belgium attacks begins

Seven jihadists go on trial in Brussels, after being captured in dramatic raid in January.

Erdogan: We've been left to fight ISIS alone

Turkish President accuses the international coalition battling ISIS of leaving his country to fight the jihadists alone.

Comeback time? ISIS captures major gas field in Syria

Jihadists make first expansion in Palmyra region since losing city in March, as they capture Shaer field they seized but lost in late 2014.

Microsoft to help UN Security Council fight 'digital terror'

In a first, Security Council invites hi-tech giant to special session on the recruitment war being waged by ISIS and other jihadists online.

Russian maestro to hold concert in Palmyra's theatre

World-Russian conductor Valery Gergiev will conduct his orchestra in the ruins of ancient city after its recapture from ISIS.

Top Australia ISIS recruiter killed in Iraq

Australia's most wanted ISIS terror suspect killed in an American air strike in Iraq.

US wins pledge of more resources from anti-ISIS coalition

Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq and Syria to receive boost after coalition meeting.

Why are Syrians still flocking to ISIS?

New report reveals what drives Syrians - and even Syrian children - into the arms of jihadist groups like ISIS and Nusra Front.

ISIS kills US Navy SEAL in Iraq

While only 3rd US serviceman death in fight on ISIS, SEAL's killing belies Obama's denial of a 'combat mission.'

Watch: The video ISIS doesn't want its recruits to see

In stark contrast to slick propaganda, raw battlefield footage shows jihadists looking inept and in disarray.

Watchdog: ISIS may be manufacturing its own chemical weapons

Head of Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons warns of evidence jihadists now capable of producing WMDs.

Recycled threat? ISIS publishes hit list of 3,600 New Yorkers

FBI has reached out to targets, but not taking threats particularly seriously.

Turkey confirms Gaziantep bomber was linked to ISIS

Turkey’s interior minister says the perpetrator of a deadly car bombing near the Syrian border is linked to ISIS.

Denmark art show featuring ISIS terrorists reported to police

Copenhagen art show reported to local police for plans to portray suicide bombers killed in the Brussels and Paris attacks as heroes.

Report: Assad regime cut deal with ISIS

Leaked ISIS documents reveal Syrian leader cooperated with the brutal terror group for years.

Deadly drone, artillery strikes against ISIS from Turkey

Turkey begins upping strikes against jihadists in Syria after string of deadly attacks on Turkish soil.

CIA chief: ISIS is a 'phenomenon', not an 'organization'

CIA director John Brennan says that if ISIS's leader is killed, it would have an effect on the terrorist group.

ISIS beheads four teenagers in its 'capital'

ISIS beheads four youngsters for allegedly providing intelligence to the American-led coalition.

Turkey: Suspected ISIS suicide bomber kills 2 in Gaziantep

Latest in a series of attacks rocks Turkish city of Gaziantep, as Turkey struggles with jihadist and Kurdish insurgencies.

Italy: ISIS supporters wanted to attack Israeli embassy, Vatican

Italian police release arrest warrants for six for trying to join ISIS, planning attacks on Israeli embassy and Vatican.

Sweden faces a massive ISIS terror attack

Security sources receive intel from Iraq on ISIS cell that infiltrated the country and plans an attack on civilian targets in capital.

US launches cyber war against ISIS

US military now aiming for ISIS's social media network in addition to physical targets, general reveals.

Report: Israel hunting chemical-armed ISIS terrorists in Golan

Israeli intelligence agencies in a race against time against ISIS cell located on Syrian side of the border, according to report.

Number of foreign fighters joining ISIS plummets

US general says rate of foreign Islamists entering Syria, Iraq on the decline.

Watch: French TV airs moment Paris bomber detonated suicide belt

Controversial footage shows Brahim Abdeslam blowing himself up in Comptoir Voltaire during November's ISIS massacre.

US intel chief: ISIS expanding in Europe, readying for attacks

US Director of National Intelligence James Clapper warns ISIS cells similar to those in France and Belgium present in UK, Germany, Italy.

Virtual reality?

Obama: This is the most peaceful era in human history

In Germany, Obama makes surprising assessment of world peace, even while calling for Europe to do more to fight brutal ISIS jihadists.

Obama: It would be a mistake to send troops to Syria

On visit to London, US President Barack Obama warns against US, allies, deploying ground troops to overthrow Assad, fight ISIS.

Brussels bomber was a prison guard for ISIS

Najim Laachraoui guarded four French hostages in 2013 and 2014, victims say.

Pentagon allowing more civilian casualties to fight ISIS

Up to 10 civilians allowed to be killed on missions as a matter of course, Defense Department officials say.

MPs urge British government to recognize ISIS 'genocide'

Symbolic vote unanimously passes in House of Commons, but government says it's up to the courts to formally recognize genocide.

US Army captain helped foil Danish Jewish school bombing

Army Captain Bradley Grimm, currently based in Iraq, cracked the plot by gleaning crucial details from seized documents.

US Air Force introduces B-52 'Stratofortress' to crush ISIS

Hulking bomber begins by taking out ISIS weapons storage facility, but US officials assure it won't lead to more civilian deaths.

'Unprecedented' intel cooperation between Israel, Jordan, Egypt

Common enemy driving neighbor countries to put 'past animosities' aside, major Israeli official admits Wednesday.

ISIS tightens the noose on regime enclave

ISIS conquers parts of Deir Ezzor and advances on its vital airbase, raising concerns for trapped civilians and flailing peace talks.

Slain journalist's family sues Syria for beheading

Family of Steven Sotloff sues Syrian regime for millions, alleging it supported ISIS in Sotloff's brutal murder.

Belgium warns terrorists are planning new Europe attacks

Belgium says more terrorist fighters want to return to Europe from Syria to carry out further attacks such as the Brussels bombings.

ISIS income has fallen by 30%, researchers say

IHS research group says ISIS revenues have dropped by around 30 percent since last year.

4 out of 5 Palestinian Arabs see US as an enemy

Residents of Iraq and Palestinian Authority overwhelmingly believe United States is their enemy. Nearly half see Iran as ally.

Is Islam senselessly targeting Muslims?

Is ISIS in the Philippines?

ISIS claims killing nearly 100 Filipino troops and establishing a base in the country, but government denies the 'propaganda.'

ISIS seizes Syria villages near Turkish border

Jihadists push back against rebel offensive, seize strategically-important border town, as fragile ceasefire continues to fray.

'The Beast' gobbling up ISIS fighters in Iraq

US touts success of US-made Iraqi army tank is driving out ISIS forces in a series of setbacks for the jihadists.

Obama: ISIS is 'a lost cause'

President Barack Obama claims ISIS now firmly on the defensive, as he discusses progress of Operation Inherent Resolve.

'Clear and present threat' of chemical attacks in Europe

Russia calls for tougher measures against rebel groups in Syria, warning future terror attacks in Europe could involve chemical weapons.

Islamists behead two hostages in the Philippines

Jihadists seeking to align with ISIS execute two hostages, as fighting between gov't, Muslim separatists rages on.

Americans dropping 'cyber bombs' on ISIS

Deputy Defense Secretary says the United States military stepping up its efforts in the cyber war against ISIS.

ISIS ranks at lowest level since 2014

Senior American official says ISIS ranks have been pared back to their lowest level since Washington began monitoring the group.

ISIS seizes most of Yarmuk from Al Qaeda

Palestinian camp near Damascus now almost entirely under ISIS control, as fighting rages.

Pesach travel guidelines: Israelis at heightened risk of attack

National Security Council issues Passover travel warnings; Turkey, Sinai out-of-bounds for Israelis.

Two Russian military pilots killed in Syria helicopter crash

Russian military helicopter crashes near city of Homs, killing two pilots. Total of seven Russian troops have died in Syria.

Bahrain classifies 68 organizations as 'terrorist' groups

Bahrain publishes a list of 68 Islamist groups it classified as "terrorist", including Hezbollah, Al-Qaeda and ISIS.

ISIS retakes Turkey border down from Syrian rebels

Al Qaeda rebels launch major offensives throughout Syria, which ISIS makes advances along Syrian-Turkish border.

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The unknown movement that rules the Temple Mount

The Waqf? PA? Hamas? None of the above - meet the near anonymous global group that pulls the strings.

US deploys B-52 bombers against ISIS

US sends Cold War-era bombers to help attack ISIS in Syria and Iraq. The planes were last used in Afghanistan in 2006.

Belgium charges four with involvement in Brussels attacks

Belgian authorities file charges against four for being involved in Brussels attacks that killed 32.

ISIS singles out and executes Druze prisoners

Deal reached to release majority of 300 cement workers kidnapped by Islamic State - but 'spies' and non-Muslims executed.