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US Airstrikes On ISIS Camp In Libya Kills Over 30 Recruits: Report

U.S. warplanes were reportedly targeting Tunisian ISIS operative Noureddine Chouchane, who is linked to two major terrorist attacks in Tunisia last year.

Oil Prices: Iran Supports OPEC Decision To Keep ‘Ceiling’ On Crude Production

But Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh stopped short of offering to restrain the nation's oil output as part of a global pact to freeze production.

Egypt's Missing Christians: A Year After ISIS Beheadings, Human Rights Group Demands Answers On Kidnapped Copts

A human rights group demands that Egyptian and Libyan authorities to investigate the whereabouts of at least 8 people taken by the Islamic State group in Libya.

Hillary Clinton Emails: State Department Releases 550 Messages From Her Time As Secretary Of State

The latest State Department disclosures, some appearing to contain classified information, arrived shortly before Nevada's caucus and South Carolina's primary.

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Anti-ISIS Wall: Tunisia Builds Barrier On Libyan Border To Keep Out Extremists

Once completed, the barrier will be a system of electronic monitors and physical obstacles to keep extremists from entering through Libya.

Tunisia Finishes Construction Of Barrier Along Libyan Border Aimed At Keeping Militants Out

The 125-mile barrier, made of earthen wall and trenches, will be fitted with electronic surveillance equipment with the help of Germany and the U.S.

Saudi Arabia Ground Troops To Syria Offer Is Welcomed By US Department Of Defense Secretary Ash Carter

Saudi Arabia, a key U.S. ally in the Middle East, has supported a U.S.-led airstrike campaign against ISIS since it began in September 2014.

ISIS Not Islamic? John Kerry Calls Terror Group ‘Apostates’

The terrorist organization has been called un-Islamic, but the charge of apostasy by John Kerry carries a death sentence in several majority-Muslim countries.

Political Unity Is Key In Possible US, Europe Anti-ISIS Libya Intervention

The U.S. and several European countries are considering options for an anti-ISIS military intervention in Libya

France To Wind Down Central African Republic Force By Year-end

Paris is counting on a presidential election contest next month to ease tensions in the turbulent country.

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ISIS In Libya: US Considers Fresh ‘Military Options’ Due To ISIS Spread

The U.S. had carried out an air campaign in Libya four years ago, which led to the toppling of long-time dictator Moammar Gadhafi.

Islamic State Group And Al Qaeda Expand To Libya As Extremism Spreads In North Africa

The Islamic State group and al Qaeda are flocking to the unstable, war-torn North African nation as a way to advance their agendas.

ISIS, Extremists Recruit The Young Unemployed And Underpaid In Tunisia

The North African nation's frustrated and jobless youth are susceptible to extremists like the Islamic State group, observers say.

As ISIS Threat Grows In Europe, NATO To Deliver 5 Global Hawks To Sicily By End Of 2016

The unmanned aerial vehicles are part of a system to be established in Italy as concerns increase over the Islamic State group.

Report Warns Oil Industry To Reform

With crude prices tumbling, the industry needs to cut capital expenditures and staff if it hopes to survive, a risk management firm says.

Libya Rejects UN-Backed Peace Deal, Unity Government As Conflict Deepens

Out of the 104 parliament members attending the session, 89 voted against the proposed unity government on Monday.

Libya's Fast Shrinking Economy: Oil Industry Decimated After Years Of Conflict, $68B Lost

Oil is the pillar of Libya's economy, but it's been hard-hit by civil war. More recently, oil infrastructure has become an ISIS target.

Hillary Clinton Email Scandal Update: State Department Wants Another Month To Finish Releasing Emails, Blames Blizzard

The State Department has partly blamed this weekend's blizzard for its delay in releasing Clinton's emails.

Meet Windward, The Israeli Startup Using Algorithms To Snare Human Traffickers, Terrorists, And Drug Smugglers At Sea

Ami Daniel, the CEO of Windward, believes Europe’s security crisis can be aided with an algorithm to help find the bad guys of the seas.

Sudan Will Not Become ISIS Territory Despite Islamic State Group Threat In Libya, Spy Chief Says

There have been reports that dozens of young Sudanese have traveled to neighboring Libya to fight alongside radical Islamic militias.

Libyans Skeptical Of Libya's New U.N.-Brokered Unity Government Agreement

Libyans are skeptical about whether the deal announced Tuesday will end years of chaos and violence.

‘Star Wars’ Slips At Box Office As ‘Ride Along 2’ Rakes In $34 Million In Ticket Sales

The cop comedy “Ride Along 2,” starring Ice Cube and Kevin Hart, arrested the sci-fi film’s four-week run at the top.

Hillary Clinton On Iran Deal: Islamic Republic Not Entitled To Test Missiles, Backs New Sanctions

The Democratic candidate says the just-implemented nuclear deal does not allow Iran to test what could be intercontinental missiles.

Who Won The Fox Business Network Republican Debate? Ted Cruz, Donald Trump Shine As GOP Targets Clinton

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Donald Trump stood out and traded insults Thursday night, while Chris Christie and Marco Rubio turned in strong debate performances.

‘13 Hours’ Benghazi Movie True Story: Fact Vs. Fiction About 'The Secret Soldiers' In Michael Bay's Film

Here are facts about the attack in Benghazi, Libya, on Sept. 11, 2012.

As ISIS Expands In North Africa, Morocco Faces Rising Threat Of Islamic State Group Terrorism

The terror threat is a far cry from war-torn Libya. But experts said Morocco is at risk as the Islamic State group looks to expand on Europe’s doorstep.

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