Iraqis deliver string of blows to ISIS, but ...
U.S. officials say ISIS has lost around 40 percent of the territory it once controlled in Iraq and the stream of fighters has slowed -- but the numbers don't tell the whole story
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
Flow of foreign ISIS recruits much slower now, U.S. says
Officials say reasons for group's declining foreign popularity are many, not the least of which being their recent battlefield losses
Major U.S.-backed push against al Qaeda in Yemen
After year of war in impoverished nation leaves 9,000 dead and allows terror groups to flourish, an offensive begins in earnest
Why is President Obama sending more troops to Syria?
White House insists that the U.S. forces will not be in combat, but admits that they will be in harm's way
Deadly suicide blast near Syrian capital
More than 12 killed in area near Shiite shrine that has seen multiple attacks by ISIS in recent months
Obama approves 250 additional U.S. troops in Syria
The Pentagon has already admitted there are 50 special forces inside Syria fighting ISIS
University professor hacked to death on way to work
Police say attack was similar to other killings by suspected Muslim militants
Obama, Persian Gulf leaders agree to step up ISIS campaign
President doesn't lay out agreement's specifics after attending regional summit in Saudi Arabia
Saudi officials give Obama chilly reception in Riyadh
Saudis say only the next president -- whether it's Hillary Clinton or even Donald Trump -- will be able to restore kingdom's status as America's key ally in the Middle East
Family of journalist slain by ISIS sues Syria
Steven Sotloff's kin say in court Assad provided support to ISIS militants who carried out the gruesome beheading
Obama facing both distrustful and dependent Saudis
The president is traveling to Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter and biggest buyer of U.S.-made arms
Syrian opposition quits talks as fighting intensifies
A cease-fire has all but collapsed; opposition leader says Assad must go or peace talks are pointless; opposition towns hit with airstrikes
Looming Iraq battle draws in 200 more U.S. troops
Fight to reclaim Mosul from ISIS may be more than Iraqi forces can handle on their own, so the Pentagon sends help
Palestinians trapped in Syria "facing starvation," U.N. says
Amid brutal deterioration of cease-fire across the country, refugee agency pleads for food and water in Damascus
"Catastrophe" say experts after seeing Palmyra museum
First team of foreign experts assesses damages from ISIS militants at Syrian antiquities museum
At summit, Islamic leaders condemn ISIS, Iran's support of terror
Organization of the Islamic Cooperation ends with pledge to combat terrorism and overcome sectarian divide in Muslim world
Bono's "comedic" suggestion to Senate for ISIS fight
U2 frontman has some names in mind to help "laugh at them when they are goose-stepping down the street"
Why are world powers unable to stop Boko Haram?
Two years after the Islamic militant group kidnapped 276 Nigerian schoolgirls, the situation in the region has only gotten worse
Molenbeek and Schaerbeek: A tale of two tragedies
The Paris and Brussels attacks have two Belgian neighborhoods in common, where a number of systemic problems leave openings for ISIS
Terror in Brussels: Hiding in plain sight
CBSN presents an original documentary on why ISIS has picked Brussels as its European outpost of terror
New hope in war that has quietly killed 6,000 in a year
Yemen's Houthi rebels and U.S.-backed Saudi coalition fighting say they'll adhere to cease-fire leading up to attempt at peace talks
France was original target for Brussels attackers
Terrorists "surprised by the speed of the progress in the ongoing investigation" abandoned original plans and hit Belgium, officials say
U.S. warns Americans in Turkey as blast injures 3
U.S. Consulate warns Americans of "credible threats" to tourist areas in Turkey, especially in Istanbul and the Mediterranean resort Antalya
Parents of ISIS recruits fight to stop radicalization in Belgium
For Geraldine Henneghien and the parents of other ISIS recruits, the only solace is in trying to prevent further tragedies
ISIS decides fate of 300 abducted workers after questioning their religion
Militants kidnapped cement workers and contractors from their workplace after a surprise attack on government forces
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