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Most oil and gas fields are under the control of U.S.-backed forces, despite Syrian military gains.

Ukraine's president has dismissed the move as coming straight from the Kremlin.

A diplomatic cable sets out new demands for all nations to provide more traveler data to the U.S., or risk facing new sanctions.

Despite being largely defeated in its former Iraqi stronghold of Mosul, the Islamic State militant group is still gaining territory amid new clashes.

The Islamic State militant group killed an activist from California, a U.S. Army veteran from New York and another YPG volunteer from the U.K.

There can be no half measures in an NBA defined by the Golden State Warriors.

An exclusive analysis shows an increase in legislative activity related to sanctuary jurisdictions, which comes as Trump has pushed back against such designations.

Several Singaporeans have been arrested in recent weeks for trying to reach ISIS in Syria and Iraq.

The Department of Homeland Security and the FBI had warned about vehicle-ramming attacks, but this method is usually associated with Islamist extremists and jihadis.

McMaster, Tillerson, Mattis, and Kelly have largely ruined their own credibility.

If reports that Russia killed Islamic State militant group chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi are true, it could strike a fatal blow to the jihadists' public image.

Under the island's current status as a territory, residents are citizens, but they can't vote in presidential elections.

Tora Bora, an underground complex of fortified caves that once protected Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden, is now in the hands of the Islamic State militant group.

Though extremist propaganda boasts the group controls "two thirds" of the city, the army denied the claim and said it had killed 202 "confirmed terrorists."

President Donald Trump's proposed state visit to the United Kingdom has become even more controversial.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says the darkest days of the Syrian war are over—as long as the U.S. doesn't get involved.

The State Department's Stuart Jones appeared took a 20-second-long silent pause when a reporter asked him about U.S.' backing of democracy and Saudi Arabia

A report by The Wall Street Journal claims French intelligence gave Iraq names and faces of French citizens in the Islamic State group to be killed.

Armed, masked men in the mining region set up the vigilante group and formed a roadblock in response to extortion and kidnappings.

Experts have called the response on ISIS-linked online channels a "strong indicator" of ISIS involvement.

The arrangements appear to fit a pattern, whereby people close to the president benefit from contracts, loans, grants or assets from state enterprises.

This frenzy even has a name: Trump Derangement Syndrome.

The Russian Interior Ministry confirmed the government was among the thousands hit by an attack that used NSA tools.

With less than 1,000 militants left to defend its shrinking pocket of control in Mosul, the Islamic State group faces total defeat by the Iraqi army and allies.

Rex Tillerson often shuns the journalists who he now says "are the guardians of democratic values and ideals."

The lesson of Clinton v. Jones? That those who behave heedlessly of others get what they deserve.

The Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect's new project was announced one day before the introduction of a House resolution on the subject.

The saber-rattling president has a gift for raising tensions around the world.

An ISIS-affiliated group attacked Israeli units in the Golan Heights last fall.

Militants disguised themselves as Iraqi security forces to gain the trust of civilians and soldiers before executing them.