U.S. troops in Syria, but is it enough to beat ISIS?
We ask a local commander working with U.S. Special Ops forces in Syria how much help the small deployment really is
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We ask a local commander working with U.S. Special Ops forces in Syria how much help the small deployment really is
Hasan Edmonds, 22, and a cousin both pled guilty to plotting to attack the Joliet Armory in Illinois with rifles and grenades while in uniform
"One of the most senior and experienced members" of ISIS' financial network among leaders killed, U.S. military spokesman says
Officials say area on outskirts of Ramadi, a massive city overrun last year by terror group, has been reclaimed
President Obama faces a hard road in getting more cooperation regarding encryption and the use of social media
Senior figures in al-Shabab in Somalia and ISIS in Libya killed by U.S. airstrikes; ISIS leader allegedly killed at same time as Paris attacks
Foreign Ministry lashes out over airstrikes in strategic Deir Ezzor province, where Assad regime and ISIS are battling for territory
President outlines four steps he thinks lawmakers should pass to help keep the country safe -- but will any of these ideas get through Congress?
Republicans started criticizing the speech as soon as President Obama started speaking
The president delivered an Oval Office speech on his strategy to fight ISIS and called on Congress to take action on multiple fronts to protect the homeland
The former secretary of state said the U.S. will need "additional steps" beyond Obama's current strategy to beat the terrorists
New statement follows revelation that one of the attackers pledged allegiance to extremist group on day of California rampage
Federal law enforcement source confirms to CBS News one of San Bernardino shooters made pledge to terror group
Senior U.S. official says terror group increasingly using human shields as international air war ramps-up
Russia's president calls for end to what he says are double standards that hamper uniting global efforts in fighting terrorism
Hours after British Parliament votes to allow airstrikes, Royal Air Force fighter jets begin strikes on ISIS targets
Still furious over the downing of a Russian jet, Moscow's military brass claims proof Turkey's Erdogan and his family involved with ISIS oil flow
Extremist group has murdered dozens of men accused of homosexuality, many thrown off rooftops and then shot or stoned
Prime Minister David Cameron made clear where he stands on the matter, calling anyone who voted against airstrikes terrorist sympathizers
The growing terrorist group faces stiff competition among warring factions in Libya, but there may be up to 3,000 of their fighters there
Researchers say at least 300 American Twitter users are supporters of ISIS, and they fall into 3 categories of online behavior
Defense Secretary Ash Carter told Congress that a "targeting" force would conduct raids, gather intelligence
Charlie Rose spoke with presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton about the fight against ISIS
Rob Malley, who helped negotiate Iran deal, will now serve as Obama's senior adviser on ISIS
As Russia-Turkey tensions complicate world's Syria response, French suggest beating ISIS may require Bashar Assad's help