Aleppo residents "weary, desperate" after five years of war
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from cultural and industrial center of two million people still partly in the hands of rebels
The Fight Against ISIS
U.S.-backed rebels still battling ISIS outside truce zone
Opposition coalition still making gains against extremists in northern Syria, but who are they working with?
ISIS courts white-collar recruits in Pakistan
Karachi, population 20 million, has always been a hotbed of extremist ideology, and ISIS is trying hard to beat out the competition there
Death toll rises from "cowardly" Baghdad bombings
Prime minister vows back-to-back ISIS bombings at market in Iraq's capital will only toughen resolve against terror group, as new attack targets funeral
Nearly 60 killed in twin bombing attacks in Baghdad market
Militants attacked an outdoor market in eastern Baghdad, killing at least 59 people and wounding nearly 100, officials say
Surprise and hope in Syria on Day 1 of cease-fire
In Damascus, some Syrians told CBS News they were shocked that a limited cease-fire appeared to be holding
Syria cease-fire takes effect
"Cessation of hostilities" is first time international negotiations have brought any degree of quiet in Syria's five-year civil war
AP: U.S. military launches aggressive cyberwar on ISIS
Computer-based military operations by U.S. Cyber Command focus on disrupting group's online activities
Obama on ISIS fight: "I am confident that we will prevail"
The president said Thursday that the United States and its allies in the fight against the terrorist organization are in a "better position" now than a month ago
ISIS storms Libya security office, beheads 12
Gruesome attack demonstrates extremist group's enduring presence in city used as point of departure for migrants headed to Europe
Some Syrian army officers say they have no appetite for ceasefire
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from Damascus where two Syrian army officers say the ceasfire will slow their momentum against ISIS
U.S. official claims ISIS is losing foreign fighters
Even though ISIS has successfully recruited from 120 countries, there's an ever-lessening number of foreign fighters, U.S. official says
Iraqi Kurds rescue Swedish teen from ISIS territory
Officials say 16-year-old girl was "misled" by member of terrorist group and came to warzone of her own volition
Syrians skeptical as ceasefire date draws near
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from inside Syria on the shell-shocked people who don't trust the latest promise of peace
ISIS collects millions in ransom for abducted Christians
Kidnapping for ransom is a main source of income for the extremists, who have captured scores of journalists and aid workers in the past few years
Some Syrians wary of truce talk as regime makes gains
"I hope there will be no cease-fire," on Damascus resident says, a day after ISIS kills scores in series of bombings
Nearly 130 people killed in series of bombings in Syria
Attacks hit neighborhoods in cities of Damascus and Homs -- and they came as Secretary of State John Kerry announced a preliminary ceasefire
Report: Iraq finds stolen radioactive material dumped in south
Iraqi minister tells Reuters "highly dangerous" material feared to be in hands of extremists found left alone near petrol station
Serbia: Hostages killed in U.S. airstrikes on ISIS camp
Prime minister says there's no doubt that strikes in Libya killed hostages who have been held captive for months
Video appears to show U.S.-backed groups in Syria fighting each other
The video allegedly shows Syrian rebels using an American-supplied missile against Kurdish fighters -- who are also supported by the U.S.
Pentagon: U.S. warplanes hit ISIS training camp in Libya
Defense official says suspect in Tunisia museum attack "likely killed" in airstrike near Tunisian border
ISIS struggles with budget crunch
Things are so bad, the extremists are asking residents in their territory to pay their utility bills in American dollars
Unity government proposed for Libya in new peace effort
If approved by Libya's internationally recognized parliament, a new unity government could eventually seek international military intervention against ISIS
Love in the time of militias: Valentine's Day in Iraq
Baghdad is plastered with Valentine hearts and roses, and is tightly controlled by Iran-backed Shiite militias
U.S. airstrikes target ISIS in Afghanistan
ISIS has 1,000 to 3,000 fighters in eastern Afghanistan trying to establish a base, U.S. Army says
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