TERRORISM

The public referendum did not ratify a peace deal signed between the rebels and the government, throwing the future into doubt and raising prospects of renewed violence.

Over the month of September, U.S. military and coalition forces killed 18 leaders of the terrorist group, including a high-level propaganda minister.

"I fought them, I beheaded them, I cooked their heads, I burned their bodies," the woman known as Umm Hannadi said.

European authorities arrested Wednesday five people suspected of forming an "active and dangerous" Islamic State cell in Spain, Belgium and Germany.

Arcan Cetin was charged with five counts of murder for an alleged attack at the Cascade Mall last week in Burlington.

No one was hurt in the explosions in Dresden, according to local police.

A crowd of dignitaries chanted: "Long live Colombia, long live peace" as President Juan Santos handed rebel leader Timochenko a white dove pin.

A suspected U.S. drone strike hit a vehicle, east of the capital Sanaa, reportedly occupied by members of the Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.

The end to the 52-year war in the South American country comes after four years of negotiations.

Ardit Ferizi reportedly passed on personal data of over 1,000 American military and government personnel to ISIS.

A Minnesota restaurant owner is coming under fire after displaying a sign that reads “Muslims Get Out.”

Ahmad Khan Rahami is a suspect. He has not been connected to terrorism yet.

The explosive device went off in a trash can about 30 minutes after the scheduled start of the race, which coincidentally was delayed, in Seaside Park.

“Such decisions that are biased in favor of the occupation represent a new black chapter in the record of the ... American administration,” said the Hamas official.

“Tourists will return to Europe, but it’s less certain whether Asian demand will ever again support the kind of growth in luxury goods seen in recent years," said markets analyst Neil Wilson.

An alleged leadership change pushed by ISIS has created a rift and violence.

Boko Haram released a video Tuesday that showed militants threatening to "capture" Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, a former military leader who was elected to office after he vowed to eradicate the group. 

The Pentagon’s confirmation contradicts Moscow’s claim last month that a Russian Su-34 bomber in the Syrian city of Aleppo killed Abu Mohammad al-Adnani.

Russia's military might is showing no signs of slowing after its global expo promoting the country's brand-new weapons of war concluded Sunday.

The arrest Saturday came as he was planning an attack in a public place in the French capital, one of the sources said.

"We may have a hijack. We have some problems over here right now."