N.C. man charged in plot to kill Americans of behalf of ISIS
Justin Nolan Sullivan allegedly told undercover FBI agent that he was "a mujahid" and that "the war is here"
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
Rep. Nunes: America faces highest threat level ever
The U.S. has a hard time tracking domestic terrorist cells, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee says
Turkey: Men arrested carrying nuclear material at border
Officials say Georgian men were trying to get into the country on foot with about 4 pounds of highly radioactive cesium
ISIS "doctor" shows off "very good medical service"
Extremists better known for extrajudicial killings try to convince the world they've got health care covered
New Jersey man charged with plotting to support ISIS
21-year-old man is accused of planning to join terror group overseas; 3rd arrested this month in New York and New Jersey
White House considers U.S. hostage policy changes
Families of people held abroad and some former hostages say change is good, but plans still fall short of their wishes
Syrian refugees return home after fleeing from ISIS
After four years of civil war and a year of ISIS occupation, residents of a Syrian town near the Turkish border are caught in limbo
Feds: NYC man tried to stab agent during ISIS-related probe
Staten Island man arrested after allegedly attacking agent with a knife during a court-authorized search
Carter: US to fall short of goal to train 24,000 Iraqi forces to fight ISIS
The defense secretary and joint chiefs of staff chairman testified before Congress about the U.S. policy in the Middle East
Dads beg wives not to join ISIS in Syria with their 9 kids
3 sisters, with their young children, have abandoned the safety of England and may already have joined their brother fighting with ISIS militants
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In a speech kicking off his presidential bid, Trump argued America is getting fleeced by friends and foes alike
12 U.K. family members feared to have joined ISIS
Husbands reportedly shocked 3 women may have flown to Syria to join ISIS with their young children
Kurds accused of "ethnic cleansing" by Syria rebels
Several rebel groups say Arabs and Turkmens are being deliberately displaced as Kurdish fighters push deeper into ISIS-held territory
Funeral plans set for American killed fighting ISIS
Keith Broomfield, believed to be the first American to die battling against the militant group will be buried in a private ceremony
Kurds move to cut off ISIS supply lines in Syria
Peshmerga closing in on ISIS-held town along Turkish border that is key to flow of foreign fighters and supplies to terrorists' de facto capital
Pentagon breaks down price tag of war against ISIS
Since bombings began last August, officials say the U.S. has spent $2.7 billion, with war costing millions a day
American man killed fighting ISIS "led by the Lord"
The family of Keith Broomfield, who died battling alongside Kurdish fighters in Syria, say that he felt the need to go to the war zone
Virginia teen pleads guilty to supporting ISIS
Ali Shukri Amin, a high school honor student, accused of giving instruction on how to use Bitcoin to mask funds going to ISIS
Gen. Odierno on troop increase: "I don't think it's a new strategy"
Plan supports Iraqi effort to defeat ISIS but U.S. Army Chief of Staff says it will take broad effort by Arab nations to solve the problem
Body of American killed fighting ISIS handed over to family
Keith Broomfield of Massachusetts was likely the first U.S. citizen to die fighting alongside Kurds against ISIS
New White House Iraq troop strategy under fire
President's move to add 450 troops being criticized due to their limited role
American killed fighting against ISIS in Syria
The State Department confirms death of U.S. citizen fighting alongside Kurdish forces
U.S. troops to train Iraqis and help their battered army
A group of 450 soldiers will be sent to Iraq to assist in the country's fight against ISIS, further increasing U.S. presence there
Flaws seen in U.S. approach to ISIS propaganda
Former head of State Department's counter messaging campaign calls U.S. strategy "limited and weak"
Obama to send 450 more U.S. troops to Iraq
The new troops will help expedite the training of Iraqi security forces fighting against ISIS, which has made gains in recent weeks
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