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Mosul Tallies Up the Cost—and Looks to Laser-Enabled Reconstruction
A new report tallies up the material losses of the war, but the damage to Iraqi moral and earthly heritage is impossible to quantify.
Hundreds of ISIS Mass Graves Discovered in Iraq
The United Nations has verified 202 mass graves across the country and warned there could still be more.
The Missing Sons Of The War On ISIS
If Iraq is to move forward, the new government will need to take immediate steps to provide answers to families about where their relatives are and if they are still alive.
European ISIS Members Sentenced to Life in Jail
German Nadia Rainer Hermann and Frenchman Lahcen Ammar Gueboudj were found guilty of membership in the extremist group.
39 Missing Indians Found Buried in ISIS Iraq Mass Grave
The men had been working on a construction site near Mosul when they were captured in 2014.
Sister of ISIS Chief Baghdadi Sentenced to Death
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's sister was found guilty of "offering logistic support and help" to ISIS fighters.
ISIS-Linked Jihadis Kidnap Brit Couple in South Africa
The British Foreign Office warned of an increased risk of attacks by "terrorists" in South Africa.
U.S. Holds Citizen Without Charges Because of ISIS Ties
The unidentified man says he was kidnapped after working as a freelance reporter in the region.
Assad Regime Touts Syria At Tourism Fair Despite War
The government is advertising Aleppo and other Syrian cities at an event in Madrid.
Revenge: Yazidis Accused of Executing Civilians
The U.N. has called ISIS atrocities against the Yazidis a genocide but fighters from the ethnic group have been accused of reprisal killings.
U.S. Coalition Killed Ten Times More Civilians in Mosul
The coalition acknowledges responsibility for only 326 of the deaths in the northern Iraqi city.
The Islamic State Is Over In Iraq and Syria, Iran Says
Tehran has been aiding Baghdad and Damascus in their battles against the group.
'Illegal Invaders': U.S. and Turkey Must Leave Syria
Damascus will "deal with" the two countries after the liberation of Raqqa, Syrian official says.
End of an Era as Masoud Barzani Stands Down
Barzani has been synonymous with the Kurdish struggle for more than 40 years.
What We Know About the Niger Ambush Linked to ISIS
More details continue to emerge about the attack that killed four U.S. soldiers.
In Syrian Christian Town, ISIS Mass-Executed 116 People
A monitoring group says jihadis systematically killed people it accused of cooperating with the Syrian regime.
Trump Is Baghdadi's 'American Twin,' Says Iran General
Tehran has been angered by U.S. plans to designate its elite force as an extremist group.
Is U.S. Safer From North Korea and ISIS Under Trump?
Trump "has done more to isolate North Korea & defeat ISIS in 8 months than Obama did in 8 years," the president's press secretary tweeted.
ISIS Leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Speaks in New Audio
The most wanted extremist in the world had not spoken since November 2016.
Watch: ISIS Leaders Laugh in Raqqa as World Hunted Them
The British men included Jihadi John, executioner of three Americans, and Junaid Hussain, ISIS's cyber chief.
Russia Blames U.S. After ISIS Murders Top General
The Russian Defense Ministry said Lt. Gen. Valery Asapov "was at a command post of Syrian troops, assisting the Syrian commanders in the operation for the liberation of the city of Deir Ez-Zor."
Company 'Paid ISIS' to Stay Away From Syria Plant
LafargeHolcim, the world's largest building materials manufacturer, allegedly bribed ISIS and other militias.
ISIS Backers Keep Revealing Their Location On Instagram
Reams of geo-location data are being revealed via the photo-sharing app.
Trump Will Allow Targeting of Jihadis Outside War Zones
The president is set to roll back limits on strikes and commando raids imposed under Barack Obama.
'Game Over' for ISIS in Raqqa As Capital Nears Fall
A monitoring group says an Arab-Kurdish coalition has almost taken the whole city.
Iraq to Expel 500 Women Who Were Foreign ISIS Members
The 509 women and 813 children are from 13 countries across Europe, Asia and North America.
Trump Really Is 'Bombing the Shit' Out of ISIS
For the first time since the ISIS campaign began, the U.S. coalition conducted more than 5,000 strikes in a month.
Hundreds of ISIS Women Being Held in an Iraqi Prison
Iraq has separated female foreign fighters and detained them at a facility near Mosul.
ISIS Is Posting More Videos Despite 'Caliphate' Losses
The jihadist group is cranking up its official output as its ranks and morale drop.