American women increasingly interested in terrorism
ISIS propaganda is starting to resonate with more women, and the San Bernardino shooting is not the first sign of the change
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
Sanders: Gun control no "magic formula" for terrorism
Democratic presidential candidate breaks from many in his own party in "Face the Nation" interview on how to handle ISIS threat
ISIS airs statement on San Bernardino mass shooting
New statement follows revelation that one of the attackers pledged allegiance to extremist group on day of California rampage
Source: California attacker pledged allegiance to ISIS
Federal law enforcement source confirms to CBS News one of San Bernardino shooters made pledge to terror group
San Bernardino shooting raises questions about fiancée visa program
The female shooter was granted a K-1 fiancee visa to travel to the U.S. from the Middle East
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As pressure mounts, ISIS militants hide behind kids
Senior U.S. official says terror group increasingly using human shields as international air war ramps-up
Report: Graffiti mention of ISIS closes Bay Area school
Vallejo, Calif., elementary school closed out of abundance of caution, after scrawling that threatened violence, police say
Putin makes accusation against U.S. over Syria policy
Russia's president calls for end to what he says are double standards that hamper uniting global efforts in fighting terrorism
U.K. launches airstrikes on ISIS in Syria
Hours after British Parliament votes to allow airstrikes, Royal Air Force fighter jets begin strikes on ISIS targets
ISIS claims to behead Russian spy in new video
"You will be conquered and humiliated, O Russians," graphic in video says before victim is executed
Arrest in shooting of Muslim cab driver on Thanksgiving
Pittsburgh police say the incident could be a hate crime; driver says shooter asked him about ISIS
NATO invites Montenegro to join, prompting Russian threat
Tiny Slavic country is a favored getaway spot and investment site for some Russians, leading Moscow to see Western overture as a slap
Russia says Turkish president profits off ISIS oil trade
Still furious over the downing of a Russian jet, Moscow's military brass claims proof Turkey's Erdogan and his family involved with ISIS oil flow
Inside look at ISIS' brutal persecution of gays
Extremist group has murdered dozens of men accused of homosexuality, many thrown off rooftops and then shot or stoned
U.K. role up for vote as U.S. bolsters fight against ISIS
Prime Minister David Cameron made clear where he stands on the matter, calling anyone who voted against airstrikes terrorist sympathizers
California man pleads guilty to attempting to join ISIS
Nicholas Teausant was arrested on his way to Canada after he told an FBI informant of his plans to join ISIS
Libya a massive safe haven for ISIS now, U.N. warns
The growing terrorist group faces stiff competition among warring factions in Libya, but there may be up to 3,000 of their fighters there
Report tracks hundreds of U.S. ISIS sympathizers on Twitter
Researchers say at least 300 American Twitter users are supporters of ISIS, and they fall into 3 categories of online behavior
Did Clinton think victory over Assad was possible?
The former secretary of state told Charlie Rose Tuesday it "might have been possible a few years ago"
Bomb left on overpass hits Istanbul subway, official says
Hand-made cluster bomb left on overpass near subway tracks injures several; no responsibility taken yet
U.S. to deploy additional special ops forces to Iraq, Syria
Defense Secretary Ash Carter told Congress that a "targeting" force would conduct raids, gather intelligence
Lebanon to swap prisoners with al Qaeda in Syria
Militants to release Lebanese police and soldiers kidnapped last year, but it's not entirely clear who they're freeing in return
Hillary Clinton details plan to defeat ISIS, defends ties to Wall Street
In an extensive interview with Charlie Rose, the presidential candidate explains why she thinks 2016 will be a "watershed" election in the U.S.
Clinton can't "conceive" any condition for combat troops in Iraq, Syria
The Democratic presidential frontrunner appeared to shut the door further on deploying combat troops to fight ISIS in Iraq and Syria
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