Islamic state

Salah Abdeslam is serving a 20-year sentence for his role in the terrorist atrocities committed in November 2015.

ISIS eventually occupied the site meant to host Syria's nuclear reactor. If Israel hadn't destroyed it seven years earlier, ISIS might have been able to inflict destruction on an almost unimaginable scale.

Ten weeks of gunfire and airstrikes have reduced the village of Baghouz to a horrific wasteland pocked with huge bomb craters and littered with burnt-out vehicles and bodies.

ISIS is fighting for its life in a small, collapsing pocket of eastern Syria and it warned Muslims that the mosques massacre in Christchurch would only be the beginning.

"She does not have any legal basis, no valid U.S. passport, no right to a passport, nor any visa to travel to the United States," Pompeo said in a statement.

"To those groups who are betting on the Americans, we say the Americans will not protect you," Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said.

U.S.-backed Kurdish forces are poised to seize control of the remaining ISIS stronghold in Syria.

"We have a base in Iraq, and the base is a fantastic edifice. I mean, I was there recently, and I couldn't believe the money that was spent on these massive runways," the president said.

"What we need is actually rational policy in Syria, on border security. All we have is the emotional rantings of a child," Congressman Adam Smith said.

"ISIS presents a very real threat to the long-term stability in this region and our mission remains the same, the enduring defeat of ISIS," said Major General Christopher Ghika, Operation Inherent Resolve deputy commander.

"To be allies is to fight shoulder to shoulder. It's the most important thing for a head of state and head of the military," Macron said.

President Donald Trump has announced the withdrawal of troops from Syria, having informed his military officials after a call with the Turkish president regarding an arms deal and a potential offensive against U.S. allies.

Several of the group's radicalized members were set for release when the organization was uncovered.

Lewis Ludlow planned to drive a van into pedestrians in the U.K. capital.

Without a caliphate, ISIS is operating in the shadows.

One policeman and four of the assailants were killed in the confrontation.

A man believed to have helped oversee the creation of ISIS's global caliphate says he hasn't seen Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi since July 2017.

Patriarch Kirill has repeatedly praised Putin, calling his presidency a "miracle of God."

YouTube said it removed more than 8 million videos between October and December 2017.

Every day those 2,000 U.S. troops remain in Syria, we remain saddled with enormous strategic risk.

Fifteen years after the fall of Baghdad, Iraq has reportedly killed one of ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's top men.

The body of Lieutenant Colonel Arnaud Beltrame, 44, was transported across Paris in a procession on Wednesday morning to Les Invalides military museum, the burial site of Napoleon Bonaparte.

Lakdim, 26, is described by France as a petty criminal who was radicalized by ISIS.

A gunman who was under police surveillance for radical views killed three people in separate incidents in southern France.

The new law is again stoking fears of new restrictions on freedom of expression.

When it comes to guns, the U.S. is always number one.

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's sister was found guilty of "offering logistic support and help" to ISIS fighters.

Saudi Arabia's crown prince reportedly accused Turkey of wanting a new caliphate and Iran of exporting revolution.

Mohammed Mahmoud Abu al-Maali, a Mauritanian expert on ISIS and Al-Qaeda in the region, told Newsweek the U.S. military had a destabilizing effect.

The coalition of Russia, Iran, Iraq and Syria was established to destroy ISIS, but it's also bolstered ties in a way that challenges the U.S.