Passage: The destruction of history
Militants of the self-proclaimed Islamic State, claiming to be purging religious idolatry, have obliterated artifacts and antiquities across northern Iraq
The Fight Against ISIS
Canadian soldier's Iraq death was his fault, Kurds say
Peshmerga insist they accidentally caused first Canadian casualty of ISIS fight because team of special forces showed up on front lines unannounced
Nigeria's Boko Haram pledges allegiance to ISIS
Militant extremist group blamed for suicide bombings Saturday that killed at least 45 people and wounded nearly 150 others
Iraqi offensive sees success in fight on ISIS
Massive offensive against ISIS boosted by Iranian-backed militias earns praise from Obama administration
Ohio terrorism suspect says he would have shot President Obama
In jailhouse interview, ISIS supporter Christopher Lee Cornell says he planned attack in retaliation for U.S.-led airstrikes
ISIS erasing history, culture in Syria and Iraq
Militants are believed to be selling ancient artifacts on black market to finance their bloody campaign across the region
Iraqi and Iranian forces push on toward Tikrit
Regional official says 30,000-strong alliance hoping to wrest Saddam's hometown from ISIS should reach city limits in hours
ISIS trying to recruit young people from U.S., Western countries
FBI and Homeland Security send alert warning law enforcement about effectiveness of terror group's social media strategy
Iran seen as critical in pushing ISIS out of Tikrit
"Iraqi forces alone, they cannot do this," said the governor of nearby Kirkuk
ISIS claims upper hand in fight for Iraq's cities
CBS News' Holly Williams visits the front line in the battle to reclaim major urban strongholds from the extremists
California man charged with trying to join ISIS
Investigators say Adam Dandach planned to pledge allegiance to terror group, called killing of U.S. soldiers justified
Purported ISIS militants attack Libyan oilfield
Islamist-backed government in Tripoli launches airstrikes during counteroffensive against self-described ISIS branch
Without U.S. help, Iraq struggles to push into Tikrit
ISIS slows largely-Iranian-backed ground force trying to reclaim city for Iraq, and it's unclear whether Iraq even wants U.S. help
The risks of Iran winning the war against ISIS
Iran-backed Shiite militias are a potent anti-ISIS force in Iraq, but CBS News senior security contributor Michael Morell wonders about the longer-term prospects for peace
"Jihadi John" heard complaining about interrogations
Group that has suggested police harassment helped drive Londoner to ISIS releases old audio, with his version of events in 2009
Iraq launches offensive to reclaim ISIS ground
State TV says Shiite, Sunni fighters working together to attack militants in Saddam Hussein's hometown, a major 1st step to re-unifying northern Iraq
"Jihadi John" was once suicidal, e-mails suggest
Infamous ISIS extremist Mohammed Emwazi, blamed for taking so many lives, apparently once considered taking his own
ISIS releases several captured Christians: activists
At least 19 of an estimated 220 captured Christian Assyrians - most of them elderly - freed by extremist group for reasons still unclear
Did the Dakota Johnson SNL ISIS sketch go too far?
Comedy show pokes fun at joining Islamic extremist group with a dad-daughter sketch that some say is in bad taste
Boehner: U.S. is just "poking [ISIS] in the nose"
Many Republicans say the U.S. needs a more robust strategy to actually defeat the militant group once and for all
Clearer picture emerges of man who became "Jihadi John"
High school teacher comes forward with new information on London man identified as ISIS executioner
How did "Jihadi John" slip through the cracks?
World knows presumed ISIS executioner's name, but not what drove him to radical Islam, or why he wasn't stopped
ISIS' financing is "vulnerable"
Global agency tasked with stopping the flow of cash to terror groups says ISIS may be nearing the bottom of its well
Parents of slain journalist: U.S. should do more for hostages
John and Diane Foley say the U.S. government and news media failed to do enough to save their son's life before he was beheaded by ISIS
Using social media to track extremists online
The law enforcement dilemma: How best to identify potential terrorist threats and ISIS supporters who may mask their true intent
World
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Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer after undergoing surgery
Pope Leo's lung nodule surgery completed successfully, Vatican says
Iran focused on attacking "harder targets," U.K. spy chief warns
Houthi attacks leave Trump with "a difficult dilemma"
How Iran made the Houthis into such a problem
Pacific region sets record for big, long-lasting hurricanes
China sentences 3 people to death for running scam centers
