Chad

"The axis of ego is pretty quiet tonight," tweeted Chad Hurley, tagging the Twitter accounts of Musk, President Donald Trump and rapper Kanye West. Musk responded with some internet slang.

Will Chad Kelly be the Denver Broncos next starting quarterback?

Brett Kavanaugh's aggressive behavior while drunk once led to a friend being arrested, one of his former Yale classmates claimed.

In a much-criticized decision, Chad was included in the travel ban mostly due to a lack of office supplies.

The White House's decision to penalize a key counterterrorism partner in Africa may already be having negative consequences.

Trump added North Korea, Chad and Venezuela to his travel ban last week.

The military capability of the militant herdsmen has become increasingly sophisticated.

If vigilantes are going to continue the fight against radical Islamists, they must operate within the law.

A special tribunal set up in 2013 found him guilty of having ordered the arrest, torture and killing of thousands of Chadians.

The group's use of children has increased by 200 percent.

ISIS's West Africa Province said it destroyed a "convoy of African Coalition Crusader forces."

The former president ordered the torture and murder of thousands of political opponents during his rule.

The president has been prominent in fighting Boko Haram in West Africa.

A report says half of the militant group's suicide attacks in Cameroon are carried out by children.

A strongman president, Boko Haram attacks and oil dependence could all factor in Sunday's vote.

The impoverished Central African country, threatened by Boko Haram, goes to the polls in April.

The victims imprisoned in Hissène Habré's presidential palace in N'Djamena have spent 25 years working to bring him to trial.

Approximately 90 U.S. military personnel have already arrived in Cameroon, the White House says.

34 people were killed in twin suicide bombings on police targets on Monday

The government blamed the attacks on the Nigerian militant group.

Refugees and child soldiers who have escaped Islamist militants in Nigeria are fleeing to Chad.

The Nigerian army have entered Sambisa Forest, thought to be Boko Haram's last stronghold.

Warplanes lead offensive into Sambisa forest, 100 km from village where Boko Haram abducted 200 girls last year.

Chad and Niger military leaders pledge to fight "side by side" with Nigerian army against Boko Haram.

More than 1.2 million people have been displaced within Nigeria and almost 200,000 have fled.

Despite recent defeats, experts have warned that the terror group still pose a significant threat.

South African and former Soviet Union mercenaries training and advising military for pre-election offensive.

Two hundred vehicles transporting troops have entered northeastern Nigeria to take on the Islamist militants.

Jihadists attempt to sneak out of Baga town wearing women's clothes as the military campaign escalates.

Neighboring countries plagued by cross border attacks are weighing in against the insurgent group.