What role does Islamophobia play in terror attacks?
Racism, exclusion and radicalization among Muslims in Belgium is actually more of a vicious cycle than you might think
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
Kerry backs Iraqi leader, no planned increase in US troops
The U.S. secretary of state made his first visit to Baghdad in two years
Where is "the man in the hat" from the Brussels bombings?
Belgian investigators release new images of a key suspect in the Brussels bombings, and ask the public for help finding him
Syria: ISIS abducts 300 workers near Damascus
Cement workers kidnapped in area where militants launched a surprise attack earlier this week, Syrian state TV says
Brussels mystery suspect walked away and disappeared
Police in Belgium give new info on trail of "man in hat" seen with suicide bombers, and issue a fresh plea for help
Courting "critical" partner, Kerry lets Bahrain's rights record slide
Human rights groups urged Sec. of State to highlight abuses, instead he accuses oppressed majority of stoking divisions
Underequipped and overwhelmed, Germany "as vulnerable as Brussels"
Having joined anti-ISIS coalition in Syria, Germany braces for attacks and grapples with challenges
Pentagon may open more small Iraq outposts
Officials say forward stations that could direct artillery fire and similar logistics will always be behind front lines
Iraqi forces face heavy resistance in ISIS-held town
Hundreds of roadside bombs, car bombs and heavy mortar fire slowed advancing Iraqi troops to a near halt after entering small town of Hit
The destruction of Palmyra by ISIS
An inside look at the destruction of the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra by ISIS
As Iraqi forces close in on Mosul, ISIS lashes out
Dozens killed in suicide attacks during march towards battle for Iraq's second largest city
Brussels airport has small reopening after attacks
Officials acknowledge allowing three passenger flights Sunday was largely a symbolic gesture after terrorists shut down major airport for 12 days
How gaps in security, cooperation add to Europe's ISIS threat
It's unclear how much governments know about the estimated 5,000 home-grown jihadis who have trained and fought in places like Syria or Iraq
Threat of extreme right march stirs fears in Molenbeek
Far-right groups threaten to take neighborhood by storm Saturday; community leaders fear predominantly Muslim young people will fight back
Delivery driver convicted of plot to attack U.S. military in U.K.
Prosecutors say Junead Khan used job as driver to scout U.S. Air Force personnel in England, and researching bomb design
Obama finds common cause with China on North Korea
More than 50 governments and international organizations are attending the two-day summit on preventing nuclear terrorism
CBS News gets glimpse inside ancient town devastated by ISIS
CBS News correspondent Elizabeth Palmer is one of the first journalists to visit Palmyra since it was recaptured from ISIS
Protests erupt during Erdogan visit to Washington
The Turkish president is in the U.S. capital for the White House's nuclear summit
ISIS supporters reportedly leak personal info of NJ Transit officers
Transit union confirms that threats of violence, calling for the beheading of its officers, continue to surface on the Internet
At nuclear summit, world leaders to take closer look at ISIS threat
At the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington, leaders will have a unique opportunity to consider the threat of ISIS in the context of nuclear security
World leaders tackle threat of nuclear terrorism
Still reeling from Brussels bombings, world leaders wrestle with chilling prospect of ISIS unleashing nuclear attack on major Western city
Brussels bomber had plans on prime minister's office, home
Documents on a laptop make it seem like terrorists were carefully scouting the lush Royal Park and other Brussels locations
ISIS claims bomb attack on Russian police
IED blast hits police convoy in restive, largely Muslim republic of Dagestan, where many ISIS recruits come from
Mississippi woman who tried to join ISIS pleads guilty
"Don't look for me because you won't be able to retrieve me if you tried," woman told family in note about plans to join ISIS
U.S. orders diplomatic, military families out of south Turkey
The State Department also warns U.S. citizens to avoid travel to southeastern Turkey, particularly near the Syrian border
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