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Islamic State Group Cuts Fighters Salaries In Half As Financial Woes Continue For Terror Group

Islamic State group fighters have had their pay cut in half amid coalition efforts to stem the militant organization’s financial power.

In Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan Administration Accused Of Stealing $9B

Fifty-five people, including governors and civil servants within former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration, allegedly stole $9 billion.

Ex-Vatican Accountant Nunzio Scarano Acquitted Of Corruption And Attempted Money-Smuggling Charges

Monsignor Nunzio Scarano was accused of conspiring to smuggle about $22 million from Switzerland as part of a tax-evasion scheme.

ISIS Allegedly Hacks China's Tsinghua University’s Website In Support Of Jihad

Tsinghua University’s website for teachers and students was allegedly hacked by ISIS, with some of its pages being replaced with a photograph and an audio supporting jihad.

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Burkina Faso Hostage Situation: Live Updates

Around 10 bodies were found on the terrace of a restaurant opposite the Splendid Hotel, which had been captured Friday by suspected Islamic militants.

Who Is Afif Sunakim? Indonesian Police Identify Convicted Militant As Jakarta Attacker

Indonesian authorities identified one of the attackers — Afif Sunakim — in the terrorist incident that left two civilians dead Thursday.

Ted Cruz Hits Donald Trump On New York Values: 'Not A Lot Of Conservatives Come Out Of Manhattan'

In one of the most spirited clashes of the GOP debate, The Donald took offense at Sen. Cruz's suggestion that he's not a true conservative.

Watch Carly Fiorina Destroy Hillary Clinton In GOP Debate: 'I Actually Like Spending Time With My Husband'

“Unlike another woman in this race, I actually like spending time with my husband,” the Republican candidate said Thursday.

Jakarta Attacks: Add Terrorism To Indonesia’s List Of Challenges In Attracting Foreign Investors

A brutal attack Thursday in Jakarta may not be Indonesia’s most pressing challenge in attracting outside investors.

Amid Terror, Gun Violence Debate, Economy Is More Concerning For Americans, New Study Finds

Terrorism and gun violence were viewed as lesser worries in results of a Gallup poll released Thursday.

After ISIS Attacks, Egypt Spends $32M On X-Ray Machines, Surveillance Cameras, Sniffer Dogs At Tourist Resorts

The measures expected to be announced Thursday are part of a plan to revive the North African nation’s waning tourism industry.

Twitter Enabled ISIS Recruitment And Propaganda Efforts, Lawsuit Alleges

The microblogging service provided "material support" to the Islamic State group, terror victim’s family alleges.

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.

The Fight Against ISIS: Australia Rejects US Plea To Boost Efforts In Iraq And Syria After Paris Attacks

Washington urged 40 countries to increase its military actions against ISIS in Iraq and Syria following the Nov. 13 Paris attacks.

ISIS In The Philippines: Islamic State Support Growing Despite Government Claims

Concerns are mounting about whether the country's Muslim separatist groups are setting up a wilayat, or ISIS satellite.

Belgium Identifies 3 Paris Attack Plot Safe Houses

The tenants, whose DNA and fingerprints were found at these houses, gave false identities, investigators found.

Will Turkey's Economy Grow After Istanbul Explosion? Terror Attacks Underscore Political Concerns

A terror attack in Istanbul on Tuesday — one day after Turkey revised its growth forecast — has raised questions about political stability.

Al Qaeda Warns Saudi Arabia It Will Pay For Executing Militants

Earlier this month, Saudi Arabia executed several al Qaeda militants convicted of bombings and gun attacks in the kingdom.

Philadelphia Police Shooting Suspect Edward Archer Traveled To Middle East Twice

Edward Archer said after the shooting of a policeman that he had pledged his allegiance to the Islamic State group.

CallBrussels, A New Tourism Initiative To De-Link Brussels With Terrorism

The CallBrussels initiative allows potential visitors to call public phones in the Belgian capital and ask locals about either its everyday life or its security status.