ISIS claims responsibility for car bomb that kills dozens
Iraq's Interior Ministry says a car bomb in Baghdad has killed dozens and wounded nearly 50 others
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Iraq's Interior Ministry says a car bomb in Baghdad has killed dozens and wounded nearly 50 others
Moscow says drone video shows terror group's ongoing assault on Palmyra, as Syrian troops purported close in again
Munther Omar Saleh was part of group that planned to travel overseas, fight for ISIS
Federal prosecutors say Abdul Malik Abdul Kareem provided support to ISIS by helping two followers who attempted 2015 attack
Few details, no claim of responsibility in attack on ICRC employees, but ISIS purportedly active in the area
Police say stabbing that left 20-year-old U.K. woman dead wasn't terrorism, and victim's mother is angry it's being "used to promote Islamic hate"
Officials say Egyptian-born Abdullah Reda Refaie al-Hamahmy has a record of remarks supporting ISIS on social media
President Trump's executive order banning new arrivals from seven Muslim-majority countries has been modified to exclude Iraqis who worked with U.S. forces
Yemeni officials say warships have been firing on al Qaeda enclaves for days, and strikes continue after raid that left SEAL dead
He also weighed in on Trump's executive order on immigration and refugees, saying that a senior Iraqi military offiicial has been prevented from meeting with his counterparts in the U.S. because of the order
The long-awaited Defense Department report is not expected to satisfy intelligence analysts who had complained that officials were improperly reworking intelligence assessments
Probe discovers incompetence, cronyism and skewed data on results of CentComm program; contractors’ role questioned
American diplomats in Muslim world have sent assessments back to Washington, and overwhelming message is a stark warning from our allies
The veteran GOP senator blasts the lack of vetting involved in the new ban, saying it has been a "confused process"
The president also removed the DNI and chairman of the joint chiefs as core members of the Principals Committee
The president also defended his recent executive order on immigration, saying that it was not a "Muslim ban"
President also repeats believe that waterboarding "absolutely" works in interview with Fox News Thursday night
"How is this our fault? Why would you ban us? We are the victims," said one Mosul resident
CBS News' Charlie D'Agata is inside Mosul, Iraq, where ISIS militants turned a university into a chemistry lab producing explosives
Mosul has been Islamic extremist group's bastion in Iraq for years, and while half now liberated, fight for the other half may be "even tougher"
Extremists lost UNESCO heritage site Palmyra to Syrian forces, but won it back again in December, and they're bent on erasing history
Officials say "several dozen" militants believed to have been killed by B-2 bombers flying into Libya in dead of night
As Turkish police round up dozens more linked to ISIS plot, suspect reportedly gives details on how he chose target
Officials say "vile terrorist" who killed almost 40 people in attack claimed by ISIS resisted arrest in raid on luxury residential complex in Turkish capital
After months of slow progress, troops retake eastern edge of bridge, cluster of buildings inside Mosul University