IRAQ

The branch of the U.S. armed forces describes itself as "one of the most elite fighting forces in the world."

In a word, yes.

Iraqi forces found that the weapon-making plant supplied the extremist group with hundreds of mortar shells and missiles.

The battle to re-take the strategic city from the Islamic State is in its fourth week.

Mosul has been under the control of the extremist group since 2014, and remains the last major city in the country to be held by ISIS.

Sen. John McCain entered Election Day amid worries of a strong Democratic turnout in typically red-leaning Arizona.

Clinton was the preferred candidate by every nation asked, however, some countries were pessimistic about the impact of the election on U.S. foreign policy.

Iraqi Amy officials discover a massive graveyard containing over 100 human remains at the agricultural college site.

A recent article by the group's media outlet explained why neither candidate is good for Muslims and urged followers to interfere with the democratic process.

A spokeswoman for the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces said the operation would “continue until all objectives are met, namely, seizing and toppling the capital of ISIS.”

According to reports, the fighters were executed for fleeing the ongoing battle against Iraqi forces in Mosul.

Every year, the Edenbridge Bonfire Society creates a large-scale effigy of an unpopular public figure and burns it on Nov. 5.

Jordanian forces said they opened fire on the vehicle carrying the U.S. personnel after it failed to stop at a security checkpoint.

In an audio recording purportedly shared by followers, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi told ISIS fighters to “unleash the fire of their anger” on Turkish soldiers.

The food shortages are unfolding as ISIS fights off the Iraqi army and a U.S.-led coalition moving to liberate the city of Mosul from the militant group.

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is the leader of ISIS' self-declared caliphate and is believed to be hiding out in Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city and the center of an ongoing campaign to push the militants out of Iraq. 

The International Criminal Court is expected to investigate the U.S. for alleged war crimes and human rights abuses in Afghanistan.

Britain’s biggest manufacturing multinational allegedly hired middlemen to broker lucrative deals in at least 12 countries, even resorting to bribery in some cases.

Along with an image of a man dressed as a jihadist, the Republican fliers in Kansas reportedly read: "Have you met the new neighbors?"

Turkey's tourism industry has suffered as a result of what other countries perceived as a heightened security risk.

The Islamic State supporter who killed 40 people in an Orlando nightclub in June told police his motive was to stop the killing of innocents.