Fighting against ISIS rages in ancient Syrian town
ISIS militants, who have controlled Palmyra since May, have destroyed some of the town's best known Roman-era archaeological relics
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ISIS militants, who have controlled Palmyra since May, have destroyed some of the town's best known Roman-era archaeological relics
New raids in Brussels come a day after France detains 34-year-old man who officials say was in advanced stages of attack plot
It is a sure sign of spring when the cherry blossoms start to bloom
Secretary of state says deadly bombings in Europe a sign of militant group's desperation as it loses territory in the Mideast
Authorities charge man with race crime over posts to Twitter after Islamic extremists carry out deadly attacks in Belgium
Defense Sec. Ash Carter confirmed that a man who's been with the group since it evolved in Iraq is dead in what would be latest major blow in extremists' heartland
Indian flight attendant was placed in coma while undergoing treatment for injuries from airport blasts
Its ailing economy may be able to ill afford it, but Moscow plans to bolster force with troops and weapons from coast to coast
Concert marks a milestone as rock 'n' roll was considered subversive and decadent by the Castro regime no too long ago
There are more than 400 nuclear plants in the world, but no uniform international law to keep them safe
With arrest of Frenchman allegedly in "advanced stage" of planning new attack, dots between French, Belgian ISIS suspects slowing connecting
Siblings Sascha and Alexander Pinczowski, Dutch citizens who lived NYC, also among the dead
9 days after U.S. student tourist sentenced to 15 years hard labor, another U.S. national appears on TV begging for forgiveness
Questions persist about failures by intelligence and law enforcement to prevent the suicide bombings at the Brussels airport and on a subway train
Contrary to earlier reports, brothers Ibrahim and Khalid El Bakraoui had known links to terrorism before the Brussels bombings