The New Orleans mass killing put a spotlight back on ISIS, which never really went away
The militant group has been linked to a series of recent attacks.
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Post-Assad Syria will be a new challenge for America's Middle East strategy
The world was caught off guard by the swift end of Bashar Assad's rule in Syria. For the US, there are risks and opportunities in a post-Assad Syria.
Taylor Swift's canceled concert: Officials found explosives, detonators, and a stockpile of chemicals in a 19-year-old's home
A 19-year-old Austrian teenager with North Macedonian roots planned to kill "as many people as possible" with knives and explosives, officials said.
ISIS claimed the Moscow terror attack, while Putin attempts to blame Ukraine
Four suspects in the Moscow Crocus City Hall terror attack showed up to their court hearing bruised and beaten. Putin pointed the finger at Ukraine.
US troops came home feeling 'cursed' and seeing ghosts after intense artillery battles with the Islamic State
The New York Times reported Sunday that exposure to intense artillery fire may be to blame for US veterans reporting serious psychological issues.
A PhD student in the UK has been found guilty of 3D-printing a chemical weapon drone in his bedroom for a terrorist attack
Mohamad al-Bared, 26, was found guilty on Thursday of building a drone using 3D-printed parts he made himself in his home in Coventry.
Big Tech got a big win as the Supreme Court stayed out of the Section 230 fight, leaving intact the legal shield Trump raged against
Donald Trump frequently criticized Section 230, which gives Big Tech companies legal protection over the content their users post.
Suspected Islamic State motorcycle squad kills 53 people who were searching for prized truffles in Syria
Seven soldiers and 46 civilians were killed in the attack in the countryside near Homs, the director of Syria's Palmyra hospital said.
How people risk their lives digging up homemade bombs in Iraq
Falah Hassan is a trained deminer who has removed some of the thousands of improvised explosive devices, or IEDs buried in Iraq after the war with ISIS.
Former New York stockbroker convicted of leaving the US to join ISIS as a weapons instructor and sniper
Ruslan Maratovich Asainov was convicted on Tuesday of providing material support to the Islamic State terrorist group in Syria.
Here's how some Iraqis help dig up and disable thousands of bombs that are still buried in Iraq after the war with ISIS
IEDs in Iraq have killed or injured thousands of people. Trained deminers are risking their lives seeking out and destabilizing the explosives.
A woman who left Alabama to join ISIS says she felt 'broken' after she was stripped of her US citizenship
Hoda Muthana asked to return to the United States even though she was banned from ever going back when she lost her citizenship.
ISIS 'matchmaker' called 'one of the most influential English-speaking terrorists of our time' on trial in NYC
Prosecutors say Shaikh Abdullah Faisal helped ISIS fighters find jihadi brides — until 2 of those 'brides' turned out to be undercover NYPD cops.
A secretive US special-operations base in Syria is taking fire from a shadowy Middle East war
US troops at al-Tanf in Syria have been fighting ISIS since 2016, but the base has become a focal point for a bigger, quieter conflict in the region.
Lions and crocodiles credited with killing ISIS insurgents fighting in Mozambique, says report
ISIS has been fighting to gain control of the oil-rich Cabo Delgado province, but some have died after being attacked by wild animals, the report says.
US troops are still under fire in America's 'forgotten war'
The war in Afghanistan seemed to last "forever" and the war in Ukraine has "fixated" public attention, but the Syrian war appears largely "forgotten."
A Kansas woman pleads guilty to training an ISIS battalion of 100 women as young as 10 years old in Syria, teaching them how to use grenades, AK-47s
"Over 100 women and young girls, including as young as 10 or 11 years old, received military training from Allison Fluke-Ekren in Syria," the DOJ said.
Stephen Miller wanted to dip ISIS leader's decapitated head in pig's blood and parade it around as a warning to other terrorists, says Esper
Miller has denied advocating for what would likely be a war crime, calling former Defense Secretary Mark Esper a "moron."
Former pub landlord accused of using coronavirus ‘bounceback’ loans to fund ISIS, UK court told
A former pub landlord faces allegations of using taxpayer-funded Covid “bounceback” loans to fund the terror group. The case is going to trial.
Former US Marine colonel training soldiers in Ukraine says 'Russians are worse than ISIS'
Former US Marine Andy Milburn said the Russians had "a very, very deliberate approach to killing civilians," he wrote in Newsweek.