TERRORISM

After Friday's attacks in Paris, French Muslims try to shed the "terrorist" label they've carried since Sept. 11, 2001.

Boko Haram has killed thousands of people in the past six years, and suspected militants from the group have reportedly carried out recent attacks in neighboring countries including Chad, Niger and Cameroon.

Russia announces its alliance with France as it launches airstrikes against the Islamic State group.

A group calling themselves Pakistani Comedians uploaded a video to Facebook that has gone viral for explaining how Muslims are the primary victims of terrorism.

A statement claiming responsibility for the Paris attacks showed little indication that its authors knew more than what could be found on any news site.

Although America is traditionally known as a “nation of immigrants,” it also has a fraught history with these populations.

Texas and Michigan, whose governors announced Monday they are barring Syrian refugees, are among the states that have received the most migrants.

"We are better off because we spent this money, and we have created these programs," a U.S. counterterrorism expert said.

The Dalai Lama said the violence of the 20th century has spilled over into the current era.

“We should remember, we are not to blame for the terrorism directed against us, just as the French are not to blame for the terrorism directed against them," Netanyahu said.

The U.S. secretary of state's comments came after talks with French President Francois Hollande, who declared earlier that his country was “at war” with ISIS.

French jets dropped a total of 16 bombs on targets of the Islamic State group in the Syrian city of Raqqa overnight Monday, in a fresh round of airstrikes in the country.

Here's how the deadly terror attacks in Paris unfolded. More than 120 people were killed and hundreds more were wounded in six separate assaults.

ISIS threatened “to cut the tongue of anyone who publicly used the acronym Daesh," the AP wrote in September 2014.

Some country's in the bombing coalition in Syria are operating on the basis of self-defense, but because ISIS is not an actual state it makes the legal justification less clear.

In the wake of the Paris attacks, French conservatives are calling for the country's 11,500 suspected extremists to be fitted with tracking devices -- or deported.

The U.S. and Russia will have a better chance of defeating ISIS if they overcome acrimony and instead share insights, information and data, CIA Director John Brennan said.

Just one day after the deadly attacks Friday, people began posting photos of themselves “en terrasse” in cafes and restaurants around the City of Light.

It can take years for a Syrian refugee to gain entry to the United States, but not so for European countries.

Four alleged members of the Islamic State were arrested Monday in Morocco, where the family of the alleged mastermind of Friday's attacks in Paris is from.

More than two weeks after the crash of Metrojet flight 9268, the cause of the downing that killed 224 people could be revealed soon.