Nigeria claims timely victory against Boko Haram
Announcement a day before elections couldn't have come at a better time for embattled President Goodluck Jonathan
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Announcement a day before elections couldn't have come at a better time for embattled President Goodluck Jonathan
Man allegedly aimed to join up with militants, use his National Guard connections to help attack U.S. facility
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani's recent trip to the U.S. signals a change in foreign policy
Iraq's Iranian-backed battle to reclaim Saddam's hometown from ISIS had stalled, and commander says his troops will still take credit
American military action comes as Pentagon says Iraqi ground operation to retake ISIS-held town has "stalled"
Texas senator is first major candidate to announce his entry into 2016 race
Official says National Bardo Museum, where gunmen killed 21 people, won't reopen as expected due to security, logistics
The country will expand its mission to include air strike targets in Syria
With no U.S. forces left in the country, questions are being raised about America's ability to monitor al Qaeda's threats in the region
Another layer to the chaos as Houthi rebels push deeper into al Qaeda stronghold in south and toward U.S.-backed leader in hiding
Giovanna and Hector Gonzalez say they've learned a valuable lesson after being caught up in the deadly terror attack at the National Bardo Museum
Terror group urging its followers in U.S. to kill American military personnel on the list
More than 125,000 of Iraq's Christians have been forced to flee the homeland they have lived in for nearly 2,000 years because of ISIS violence and threats
Members from both sides of the aisle say that the continuing threat shows there isn't enough of a plan in place
CIA director John Brennan says having the leader of Iran's elite Quds Force direct Iraqi forces battling ISIS is complicating the U.S. mission against terrorism
Group calling itself "Islamic State Hacking Division" releases what it says is personal information on 100 member of U.S. military
U.S. pulls out remaing State Department personnel and troops in the wake of deadly mosque bombings and Houthi rebels' call to arms
America's former top general in Iraq offers some candid advice to policymakers about the ongoing conflict in the Middle East
Following attack targeting tourists in the Tunisian capital, government asks citizens to be patient with heightened security
Every world heritage site in Syria has been looted, but a professor from Ohio and his team are racing to save what they can
Woman describes to CBS News how she used blood to avoid being targeted by the terrorists who shot up the Bardo museum in Tunisia
An Iraqi bishop says waging war against ISIS fighters is the only way to save the Christian Church in Iraq
Audio message posted to Twitter says 2 "knights of the State of the Caliphate" shot dead 23 people in museum siege
Report from global body's Human Rights Office says terror group likely guilty of "all three of the most serious international crimes"
Police said to detain 9 people with alleged links to massacre, as reports suggest slain gunmen could have been members of well-known terror group