Fate of ISIS leader still unknown
More than 72 hours after Abu Bakr al Baghdadi was reported injured in an airstrike, there are still no hard facts to confirm or deny
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More than 72 hours after Abu Bakr al Baghdadi was reported injured in an airstrike, there are still no hard facts to confirm or deny
Major oil refinery town fought over for months reportedly back in the hands of government forces after major offensive
Reports that senior members of group killed or injured come as other jihadist groups begin pledging allegiance
President Assad's air force allegedly kills more than 20 and uses barrel bombs in raid on extremist territory, activists say
President discusses foreign policy and midterm election losses in an interview with "Face the Nation" host Bob Schieffer
"We are calling for his freedom because he supported our cause, and we cannot leave him and let them hurt him," friend says
Strikes in Iraq hit convoy of armed trucks, U.S. Central Command says
Hundreds more U.S. troops will go where Iraq's military, Kurdish fighters are struggling to hold back ISIS militants
American military advisory teams will be deployed to Iraq's western Anbar province where ISIS fighters have been gaining ground
Officials tell CBS News senior member of Khorasan group -- thought to be working on plots against West -- believed to be hit in U.S. airstrike
Those looking to join extremists in battle zones are hoping to bypass efforts to thwart them in Turkey, Interpol officials say
Human Rights Watch says more than 150 Kurdish boys abducted in Syria earlier this year were beaten with hoses and electric cables by the Islamic militants
CBS News traced the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria back to a U.S. military prison described as "a pressure cooker for extremism"
Clarissa Wards speaks with Islamic radicals in London about accusations they recruit British citizens for battlefields in Syria and Iraq
Extremists lined up and shot dead in public another 50 Iraqis from same tribe Sunday, officials said, raising slaughter toll to some 150 so far
In the militant group's latest mass killing, Iraqi officials say at least 50 men and women were shot to death in Anbar province
Security Council says actions by Islamic militants "may constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity"
Before the shooting started, one injured survivor said he kissed other prisoners "because we knew we were going to die"
Ability of the small force to turn the tide of battle will depend on the effectiveness of their weapons and on continued U.S.-led airstrikes
"I just ask any parent to look for what their kids are doing online," father of teenager who tried to travel to Syria says
The soaring popularity of ISIS and ongoing U.S. airstrikes has al Qaeda calling for a truce in Syria, where the two have fought each other
Kurds and Syrian rebels join the fight in border town of Kobani; ISIS reported to have carried out mass execution near Baghdad
Believing beatings and rapes are justified by Islamic law, the militant group has shown a distinct disdain for women
Fighting continues around northern Syrian town
After Turkey finally gives okay to aid Syrian Kurds surrounded by ISIS in Kobani, help from Iraq starts heading their way