Russia To Sell Planes To Iran? Tu-204SM Aircraft Discussed During Trade Meeting In Tehran
The announcement comes as Iran prepares to see sanctions lifted — and the two countries move to improve their trade relations.
Iraqi Troops Storm Into Center Of Islamic State Group-Held Ramadi
The operation to recapture Ramadi from the Islamic State group — backed by U.S. air support — began in early November after a long effort to cut off supply lines to the strategic city.
Iraqi Army Prepares To Take Back Ramadi, ISIS Pushes Back
ISIS fighters have reportedly been preventing civilians from leaving the city and have launched spoiling attacks across the war-torn country.
Election 2016: Lindsey Graham Drops Out Of Presidential Race Amid Poor Polling
Never having attracted significant support, the Republican senator from South Carolina announced his withdrawal Monday on CNN.
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Amid Anti-ISIS Fight, 90% Of Islamic State Oil Destroyed By US-Led Coalition Airstrikes In Syria And Iraq
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Who Is Lisa Akbari? Kabul-Based American Aid Worker, US Army Veteran, Killed In Afghanistan Apartment
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Islamic State Radio Show Seeks New Recruits In Afghanistan
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Corruption Endemic In ISIS-Controlled Territory, Report Says
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Does US Visa Waiver Program Violate Iran Nuclear Agreement? Official Says New Restrictions Would Hurt Trade, Tourism
An Iranian official said restrictions on individuals who have been to Syria, Iraq, Iran and Sudan would adversely affect trade and tourism.
Blast Hits Syrian Military Bus In Damascus
At least 10 people were reportedly wounded in an explosion in Damascus Sunday.
Ramadi Evacuation: Iraqi Forces Reportedly Ask Residents To Leave ISIS-Held City
Apparently auguring a major operation, the Iraqi military warns Ramadi residents they have 72 hours to exit the city held by the Islamic State group.
Military Defeat Of ISIS 'Will Not End' Global Threat From Jihadi Groups: Report
The West is making a strategic mistake by focusing only on the Islamic State group, according to a think tank run by Tony Blair Faith Foundation.
Turkey Says It Will Continue To Move Troops From Northern Iraqi Province
Turkey has acknowledged a "miscommunication" with Baghdad over its deployment of troops at the Bashiqa military base in Nineveh province.
ISIS Infographic Says Boko Haram Launched 100 Attacks, Killing 1,000 People In Two Months: Report
Boko Haram pledged allegiance to ISIS in March. The militant group in Nigeria apparently has killed more than 1,000 people in the past two months.
Islamic State In Iraq: US Airstrike That May Have Killed Iraqi Soldiers Seemed To Be 'Mistake' By Both Sides, Defense Secretary Ash Carter Says
About 10 Iraqi troops may have been killed in an airstrike by the American-led coalition because of “a mistake that involved both sides,” U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter says.
Who Are The ABC Democratic Debate Moderators? Martha Raddatz, David Muir To Oversee Third 2016 Debate
Martha Raddatz and David Muir are expected to moderate the third Democratic presidential debate of 2015.
Republicans To Bomb Agrabah? 30 Percent Of GOP Voters Want To Attack Mythical 'Aladdin' Kingdom
Agrabah was the mythical fairy-tale setting of Disney's 1992 animated film "Aladdin." Fifty-seven percent said they weren't sure whether to bomb it.
ISIS Vows War Against Saudi Arabia: Islamic State Group Threatens Arab Monarchy After Announcement Of Anti-Terror Coalition
A new video shows a fighter encouraging the beheading of Shiite citizens in Saudi Arabia, followed by the gruesome execution of an alleged Saudi spy.
Nigeria Joining Anti-ISIS Military Alliance? Buhari Considers Saudi-Led Islamic Coalition Amid Confusion Over New Initiative
Saudi Arabia announced Tuesday a newly formed, 34-nation military alliance to fight ISIS. Nigeria was among the countries named that was caught off guard by the announcement.
British Navy Wants To Buy More Drones To Fight Global Threats
With the 2016 fiscal year approaching, the British Navy is seeking funding to add two more drone systems to its arsenal.
UN Sanctions On ISIS Face Major Challenges From 'Negligent States,' ISIS-Controlled Territory
Two major obstacles could compromise a U.N. resolution's effectiveness in crushing the Islamic State group's finances.
ISIS Attacks Near Mosul Make Up First Major Iraq Offensive In Months: Report
Strikes near Mosul were a reminder that Islamic State group militants should not be underestimated, a Kurdish official said.
Who Is Enrique Marquez? In San Bernardino, Syed Farook Neighbor Faces Criminal Charges For Assault Rifle Purchase
Enrique Marquez, accused of purchasing two of the rifles used in a Dec. 2 attack in California, faces three charges including providing material support for terrorism.
Refugee Crisis: Amnesty Accuses Turkey Of Mistreating, Illegally Deporting Asylum-Seekers Back To War Zones
The human rights group said the European Union risks being complicit in the illegal deportations as it recently pledged 3 billion euros to Turkey.
Amid US-China Tensions, Defense Sales To Taiwan Angers Chinese Government
The agreement between the U.S. and Taiwan has angered Beijing, while adding to disputes centered around the South China Sea.
Terrorism Attacks Since 9/11 Have Involved US Citizens, Not Immigrants, Despite GOP Debate Claim
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul's assertion during Tuesday's GOP debate — that all terrorist attacks since 9/11 were the result of legal immigration — is false.
What's In The Omnibus Spending Bill? Visa Waiver Access, Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act Measures Slammed By ACLU
The American Civil Liberties Union said Wednesday that the federal funding bill will damage civil liberties in two key aspects.
US Military Spending Bill 2016: Amid Anti-ISIS Fight, Department Of Defense Would Be Fully Funded To Target Islamic State
If approved, the $572.8 billion defense appropriations bill would allocate $58.6 billion for the global war against terrorism.
The Fight Against ISIS In Iraq: Wider Anti-Islamic State US Role Sought By Ash Carter During Visit To Middle Eastern County
U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter visited Iraq Wednesday to secure broader Iraqi involvement in the fight against the Islamic State group, but Baghdad is hesitant.
Egypt Anti-ISIS Fight: Israeli Airspace Violated As Egyptian Warplanes Battle Sinai Affiliate Of Islamic State Group
The airspace violations were believed to be the first since the 1973 Arab-Israeli war, and did not elicit a response from Israel's military.
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