Paris attacks suspect under lock, but will he talk?
After 4 months hiding under their noses, Salah Abdelslam knows he has vital info for investigators, if they can get it from him
The Fight Against ISIS
ISIS blamed for American-killing bombing in Turkey
Country grinds to a halt, even canceling high-profile soccer match, after bomber hits street popular with tourists in Istanbul
Official: U.S. service member killed in northern Iraq
ISIS fires rockets at site of new training base for Iraqi army
New details revealed about suspect's role in Paris plot
Top suspect in deadly Paris attack talking to Belgium investigators after capture, Paris prosecutor says
Official: ISIS dealt "major blow" with attacker's arrest
Top suspect in deadly Paris attacks faces extradition as official warns of threat of new attacks after capture
Friends: American who joined ISIS was "one of the guys"
"There wasn't anything that would lead me to believe ... that he was just going to go join ISIS," friend of Mohammad Jamal Khweis tells CBS News
Captured former ISIS fighter says group's actions are "horrific"
A 19-year-old ISIS fighter says he left the terror group because their actions were so horrifying; and they are taking a heavy toll from U.S. airstrikes
Molenbeek: Terror recruiting ground
CBSN investigates Belgian community that has become a breeding ground for ISIS recruitment
FBI: ISIS inspired Calif. student in campus stabbings
Authorities say Faisal Mohammad, who stabbed four people at UC Merced before being shot and killed by campus police officer, acted alone
Official: ISIS' money running short because of U.S. bombing campaign
New report shows that over the past 15 months, ISIS has also lost more than a fifth of the territory it controlled in Iraq and Syria
American man reveals why he joined ISIS
26-year-old from Virginia had a change of heart after joining ISIS in Iraq: "I don't see them as good Muslims"
U.S. declares ISIS guilty of genocide
John Kerry's announcement on extremist group's crimes against minorities in Syria and Iraq carries implications for U.S.
Detainee may be first American ISIS fighter to turn self in
Man carrying a Virginia driver's license came towards the Kurds shouting, "I'm a foreigner," before surrendering near ISIS front lines
ISIS fugitives detail life in Mosul under terrifying extremist rule
Few people have managed to escape ISIS rule in Mosul, Iraq -- but CBS News was there when more than a dozen refugees made it out
Alleged American ISIS defector held in Iraq
Kurdish peshmerga sources say they're holding a Virginia man who apparently decided life in the "caliphate" wasn't for him
Iraq: ISIS carries out deadly chemical attacks
"Her face puffed up and her eyes bulged. Then she turned black and pieces of her skin started to come off," man says of daughter who died
Mississippi man pleads guilty in ISIS aid case
Authorities say he and his fiancée contacted undercover agents last year seeking help traveling to Syria, planning to disguise their trip as a honeymoon
Plans by ISIS to attack U.S. may have been disrupted
An ISIS defector has released new documents containing the names and addresses of ISIS terrorists -- effectively limiting their ability to travel
Docs appear to reveal info on dozens of ISIS recruits
Germans confirm big intel haul, as opposition group publishes 144 apparent ISIS application forms -- many including from "martyrdom" seekers
Jury returns verdict on vet accused of trying to join ISIS
Federal jury in New York issues first verdict from dozens of cases feds have brought against citizens accused of trying to join terror group
Fears grow about Mosul Dam catastrophe
U.N. Ambassador Samantha Power says Mosul Dam's failure could leave the city under 15 meters of water in hours
American commandos capture key ISIS asset
Capture marks first known major success of Washington's more aggressive policy of pursuing jihadis on the ground
ISIS "minister of war" likely killed in U.S. strike
U.S. officials say "Omar the Chechen," notorious jihadist who rose through ISIS ranks, probably killed along with dozen other militants
Bracing for what could be Iraq's bloodiest battle yet
ISIS has held Iraq's 2nd largest city for almost 2 years; commander planning to dislodge them knows it won't be easy
ISIS suicide bomber kills 47 near Baghdad
Terrorist group appears to have launched campaign to sow discord far from the front lines in order to overextend government forces
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