ISIS claims responsibility for machete attack in Belgium
Belgian prosecutors identified the machete-wielding assailant as a 33-year-old Algerian known to police for criminal offenses
The Fight Against ISIS
Reports: Up to 3,000 Iraqis captured by ISIS
UNHCR officials in Geneva and Baghdad say are still trying to verify the information; no comment on source of reports
Obama: Donald Trump's rigged election claim is "ridiculous"
The president also warned that "bad decisions" like a religious test could backfire in the fight to defeat ISIS
North Carolina man accused of recruiting for ISIS attacks in U.S.
FBI arrests Erick Jamal Hendricks, 35, in Charlotte on federal complaint filed in Cleveland
First-ever cop arrested on charge of supporting ISIS
Officials say a D.C. transit cop traveled to Libya twice and tried to provide ISIS with material support
UN: ISIS genocide of Yazidis in Iraq "ongoing"
More than 3,200 women and children "subjected to almost-unimaginable violence," including sexual enslavement, UN says
More armed police patrol London to counter terror threat
Response to attacks by ISIS-inspired groups in Europe; most police in London do not carry guns
Hundreds gather for murdered French priest's funeral
Father Jacques Hamel killed by two knife-wielding men during morning mass in an attack claimed by ISIS
Ohio ISIS supporter planned State of the Union attack
In jailhouse interview, ISIS supporter Christopher Lee Cornell says he planned attack in retaliation for U.S.-led airstrikes
U.S. launches airstrikes targeting ISIS in Libya
U.N.-backed Libyan government requests assistance in recapturing territory from ISIS militants
U.N. to Russia: Leave Aleppo corridors "to us"
"How do you expect people to walk through a corridor - thousands of them - while there is shelling, bombing, fighting?" official says
Red Cross: 1 million Iraqis may be forced to flee fighting
"The situation is unpredictable but we must prepare for the worst. There's the likelihood that fighting will intensify," regional director says
Why have there been so many mass killings?
Relentless series of mass killings across the globe poses a challenge for experts trying to analyze them without lapsing into faulty generalizations
Second French priest killer named
Identified by DNA after brutal assault on Normandy church; was known to police for Islamist ties, sources say
Merkel: Germany will not change refugee policy after attacks
Terror by asylum-seekers "mocks the country that took them in," Chancellor says
"Large-scale humanitarian operation" to start in besieged Aleppo
Up to 300,000 people in rebel-held districts under siege for nearly 3 weeks as humanitarian groups warn of catastrophe
New details emerge about teen killer of French priest
The 19-year-old nursed his obsession with jihad in a quiet French town, and twice was stopped while attempting to join ISIS
GOP: ISIS-linked plots against the West pass milestone
Republicans on U.S. House Homeland Security Committee find Americans a top target for terror group
French priest's killer was awaiting trial over attempts to go to Syria
Social media pictures appear to show attacker as a youngster growing up in northern France, but sometime in 2015 he was suddenly radicalized
Official: Bavaria bomber chatting online before attack
"There are indeed questions about whether he intended to set off the bomb at that moment," Bavaria interior minister says
2 attackers slay priest in France church
"The Catholic Church has no other arms besides prayer and fraternity between men," Archbishop of Rouen says as ISIS claims ambush
2 detained in Nice truck attack investigation
New arrests come amid political scandal over limited police presence the night of the bloodshed
California man given 15 years for trying to join ISIS
Adam Dandach lied about losing his passport to get a new one after his mother took his old one in an attempt to thwart his jihad plans
ISIS claims responsibility for suicide bomb outside German music festival
"We were all petrified," eyewitness says of 4th violent attack to hit Germany in a week
Deadly bombing strikes demonstration in Kabul
Marchers were ethnic Hazaras demanding that major regional electric power line be routed through their impoverished home province
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Zelenskyy says Russia isn't honoring Trump's energy ceasefire
Hackers heat up refrigerators at hundreds of supermarkets
Pope Leo to go to hospital Tuesday for lung nodule surgery
Stolen Renoir paintings found hidden behind cinder block wall
Russell Brand goes on trial to face rape and sexual assault charges
139 people dead, including 15 children, after migrant boat capsizes
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Saudi airport stays shut as Houthi attacks kill 20 people in a week
North Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles in continued weapons tests
