IRAQ

"We will never forget what they did here, and we will have our revenge,” said a Yazidi whose family members were found in a mass grave in the northern Iraq town.

David Cameron met François Hollande in Paris Monday and said the two countries will increase counterterrorism cooperation and intelligence-sharing.

On Monday, British Prime Minister David Cameron will announce a 178 billion pound ($270 billion) investment in defense equipment and support over the next decade.

A U.S. presidential envoy, speaking during a television interview, also said America would step up its offensive against ISIS to target its international networks.

The two leaders will meet in Washington on Tuesday, their first meeting since the deadly attacks in Paris on Nov. 13.

Iraq announced intelligence and security cooperation last month with Russia, Iran and Syria to counter the threat from Islamic State.

Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said it was U.S. policy that led to the creation and growth of the Islamic State group.

U.S. President Barack Obama said Sunday that the world would not accept terrorist attacks on civilians in Paris and Mali as the "new normal."

The conflict with the Islamic State group will be ultimately resolved through diplomatic and political channels, the French army chief said Sunday.

Jack Devine, former acting director of the CIA, said he's very concerned about the indiscriminate targeting of civilians -- particularly women and children -- by the Islamic State group.

Trump also promised to employ surveillance against mosques in the U.S.

The attack on a Shiite Muslim mosque killed 10 people, wounded 28 more and marked the beginning of a violent weekend in Iraq.

Fars news agency quoted the governor of Shush County in Khuzestan province saying a foreign surveillance drone had come down near the city of Shush.

The U.N. Security Council approved a French-sponsored resolution Friday similar to the one it OK'd after the terrorist attacks on the U.S. Sept. 11, 2001.

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak condemned the Islamic State group during an opening speech at the Asean summit in Kuala Lumpur Saturday.

Many Parisians say France's actions in Syria, and the high number of French fighters in the Islamic State group, could lead to new acts of terrorism in their city.

The terrorist group has reportedly advised its followers how to avoid falling for Anonymous' tricks.

Police now say Hasna Aitboulahcen did not set off a suicide bomb during a raid Wednesday, but another person inside the apartment did.

Lebanon said it would not close its airspace to accommodate Russian military exercises in the Mediterranean.

The terror group has “been anxious to make this shift for a long time,” according to an expert who studies their networks.

"This is shocking rhetoric. It should be denounced by all seeking to lead this country," Hillary Clinton said Friday.