IRAQ

President Donald Trump’s revised travel ban has removed Iraq from the list of banned countries.

After Trump's first executive order on travel ban was widely criticized, he is expected to issue a new version of it Monday, which will exclude Iraq from the list.

U.K. actor Riz Ahmed said racism in the media gave credibility to propaganda put forth by jihadist groups such as the Islamic State group trying to recruit young minorities.

Former CIA Deputy Director Michael Morell said that the threat by jihadist groups such as al Qaeda and the Islamic State group to airports was "going to get worse."

The E.U. Parliament voted to restrict visa-free access to its 28 member states for all U.S. citizens until Washington granted the same status to five eastern European countries and Cyprus.

American military advisors tasked with training and advising the Syrian Democratic Forces were only about 3 miles away when the joint Russian and Syrian attack occurred Tuesday.

At the peak of the migrant crisis, Hungary erected a razorwire fence. But now Budapest is going high-tech.

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard and supporters gathered to support a recent bill intended to halt U.S. funding to Syrian rebel groups accused of having links to the Islamic State group and al-Qaeda.

Chief White House political strategist Stephen Bannon's comments have prompted terrorist groups to refocus on the U.S.

Following a series of trials, a new U.S. Army combat boot design could be finalized soon.

Russia's Alexander Zhebin, a regional analyst and expert on North Korea, said North Korea developed its weapons to protect from U.S. invasions such as those in the Middle East.

The Syrian army, backed by Russian airstrikes and allied militias, have begun to recapture the ancient city of Palmyra from ISIS.

The country has serious problems with international terror groups, just like Saudi Arabia.

Israel's security agency detained Belarus-born, Muslim convert Valentine Vladimir Mazlovsky after he spoke with members of the Islamic State militant group and planned a trip to Syria.

China has responded to the Islamic State group's "first direct threat" against Beijing by calling for international cooperation in fighting terrorism.

The move is likely to influence federal funding, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Maj. Gen. Rupert Jones, the deputy commander for the Combined Joint Task Force coalition, believes that ISIS is losing its battle in Iraq and Syria with its fighters being killed at a faster pace than they can sustain.

ISIS fighters have begun to flee western Mosul as the fighting has increasingly cut off fractions of the militant group from communicating with each other. 

The U.S. had previously resisted sending the armored vehicles four years ago but started deploying them in December.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis offered his plan to defeat the Islamic State terror group to the National Security Council Monday.

Germany has been grappling with an unprecedented refugee crisis created due to the ongoing turmoil in the Middle East, Africa and Afghanistan.