PERSPECTIVE: Children of ISIS Mothers Are Dying in Front of their Eyes in Detention Camps
Recent deaths raise questions about why underage Western children are being held in Syria rather than returned to their home countries. Keep Reading
The ISIS Ambassador to Turkey
"In our meetings, we talked about re-establishing the Ottoman Empire. This was the vision of Turkey," says emissary. Keep Reading
PERSPECTIVE: U.S. Must Back Semi-Autonomous Rojava Region Post-ISIS
The people of north and east of Syria beg Western powers to support their quest for freedom and democracy to serve the aspirations of the Syrian people and continue to achieve democratic structures, which guarantee stability and peace in our region. Keep Reading
U.S.-Backed Forces Admit to ‘Difficulties’ Beating ISIS in Syria
The sheer number of people who have emerged from Baghouz, nearly 30,000 since early January, according to Kurdish officials, has taken the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces by surprise. Keep Reading
France Repatriates 5 Children of ISIS Fighters from Syria
The children, aged five or under, were flown home in a military aircraft and placed under medical supervision, the foreign ministry said. Keep Reading
Parents of Georgia Woman Shocked Over Arrest for ISIS Cyber Caliphate Involvement
Kim was the kind of person who went to school and came straight home, he said. When she did venture out she was expected to call him every hour. Keep Reading
ISIS Chemical-Weapons Expert Speaks: When Will They Be Used?
“ISIS was looking for scientists,” said Ahmed, a 36-year-old follower of the so-called Islamic State who holds a Ph.D. in medicinal chemistry and drug design. Keep Reading
Man Convicted of Supporting Terrorism Says Propaganda Convinced Him ISIS Was Good
Alebbini was arrested in April 2017 at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. He's been in jail ever since. Keep Reading
How the Terror Threat to Rail Has Evolved 15 Years After Madrid
Al-Qaeda distributed a DOT map of rail lines belonging to Amtrak, Norfolk Southern, Union Pacific, BNSF and CSX. Keep Reading
UN: Al Qaeda Continues to View Afghanistan as a ‘Safe Haven’
The UN describes al Qaeda’s relationship with the Taliban as “long-standing” and “strong,” finding that the international terrorist organization “continues to see Afghanistan as a safe haven for its leadership.” Keep Reading
