War in Syria
Syrian civil war began in March 2011 and has raged for five years, causing untold destruction and more than 250,000 deaths
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Syrian civil war began in March 2011 and has raged for five years, causing untold destruction and more than 250,000 deaths
Kurdish peshmerga sources say they're holding a Virginia man who apparently decided life in the "caliphate" wasn't for him
A shaky cease-fire is a small ray of hope in conflict that began as an Arab Spring uprising and has now touched nearly every corner of globe
"Her face puffed up and her eyes bulged. Then she turned black and pieces of her skin started to come off," man says of daughter who died
Prosecutor says teens planned to attack Paris concert hall, months after 130 people were killed at Bataclan theater and other sites
"Obama savages Cameron," screams the front page of one of Britain's biggest newspapers
Germans confirm big intel haul, as opposition group publishes 144 apparent ISIS application forms -- many including from "martyrdom" seekers
Federal jury in New York issues first verdict from dozens of cases feds have brought against citizens accused of trying to join terror group
Capture marks first known major success of Washington's more aggressive policy of pursuing jihadis on the ground
U.S. officials say "Omar the Chechen," notorious jihadist who rose through ISIS ranks, probably killed along with dozen other militants
ISIS has held Iraq's 2nd largest city for almost 2 years; commander planning to dislodge them knows it won't be easy
Terrorist group appears to have launched campaign to sow discord far from the front lines in order to overextend government forces
Monitoring group cites impressive drop in overall violence, and in spite of the challenges, limited truce could prove a major turning point
More than 12 killed in latest attack targeting civilians in divided nation's south, where U.S.-backed gov't is battling extremists
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from cultural and industrial center of two million people still partly in the hands of rebels
Opposition coalition still making gains against extremists in northern Syria, but who are they working with?
Italy informs construction workers' families that new photos suggest men kidnapped last summer "could" be dead
Special ops team holding terrorist leader may be first instance of U.S. taking ISIS militant alive in Iraq, and a sign of a new strategy
New Nigerian leader's stepped-up campaign against ISIS-linked Boko Haram extremists seems to be paying off
Karachi, population 20 million, has always been a hotbed of extremist ideology, and ISIS is trying hard to beat out the competition there
Prime minister vows back-to-back ISIS bombings at market in Iraq's capital will only toughen resolve against terror group, as new attack targets funeral
Cease-fire brokered by Russia and the U.S. had been holding despite accusations by both sides of repeated violations
War against ISIS continues as U.S., Russian-brokered cease-fire brings relative calm to parts of Syria for first time in years
"Cessation of hostilities" is first time international negotiations have brought any degree of quiet in Syria's five-year civil war
Computer-based military operations by U.S. Cyber Command focus on disrupting group's online activities