ISIS

Its the first time the department has placed major emphasis on countering the threat of white nationalism coming from inside the U.S.

Asainov lived in Brooklyn from 1998 to 2013, and neighbors described him as standoffish but otherwise fine.

Yousuf and Zahra were trapped somewhere in Syria. We went there to find them.

A 2017 report said he “continued to advocate for global jihad and to write and translate violent extremist texts"

The French government has pledged to prevent their sentences from being carried out.

Muslims make up less than 10 percent of Sri Lanka’s population and have historically faced persecution by right-wing Buddhist groups.

“The fact that all those people died in a church—a place we all thought beyond doubt was one of the safest places to be in—is just not fair.”

What we know, and still don’t know, about the bombings in Sri Lanka.

Defeated in Iraq and Syria, ISIS still has the capacity to support terror elsewhere.

Tooba Gondal, a notorious British female ISIS recruiter and propagandist, is alive in a camp in Syria—and wants to return to Britain with her two young children.

Hundreds of Syrians are capitalizing on a rare time of calm to protest — again — for the fall of the regime.

As Sweden struggles to implement laws to deal with returning ISIS fighters, a combat medic explains why he feels safer on the frontline than back in his own country.