TERRORISM

Gen. John Allen, U.S. coordinator for the anti-ISIS coalition, said that the Iraqi army is ready for ground operations.

Gen. John Allen said the burning of a Jordanian pilot has galvanized Arab states to support the fight against the Islamic State group.

The weaponry, including heavy artillery, would be used to “defeat the terrorist and extremist threat from Syria.”

The Irish legislation will mandate 10-year prison sentences for anybody found guilty of promoting terrorism.

Mediha Medy Salkicevic is one of six people charged with providing money and supplies to groups including ISIS.

At least 12 people were said to have been abducted Saturday in the southern state of Guerrero, local media reported.

A federal judge in Mexico's western Jalisco state accepted the appeal of Sandra Avila Beltran and ordered her early release.

Nigeria and four neighboring countries will field the force in an attempt to halt Boko Haram's insurgency.

Jordan issued a statement saying, "This is the beginning" and pledging to rout "evil where it hides."

The president and legislative elections will be pushed back six weeks to give a multinational force time to fight Boko Haram militants.

The Islamic State group had claimed on Friday that Kayla Jean Mueller was killed during Jordanian airstrikes in Syria, but provided no evidence.

Two of the suspects also face additional charges of conspiring to maim and kill persons in a foreign country.

The outcry around Obama's reference to the Crusades is not the first time a president has provoked controversy by mentioning the medieval conflict.

The 27-year-old posed with severed heads in one recruitment video out of Syria.

An ISIS order now bans Apple products, requiring fighters to turn off GPS devices due to concerns that they are being tracked by the enemy.

The U.K.-based Quilliam Foundation, which translated the document, said the manifesto sheds light on the role of "jihadist brides" in ISIS.

This isn't the first time the militant group has employed the tactic.

The resolution called on the government to increase nonmilitary aid to countries in the Middle East and Africa continent plagued by terrorism conflicts.

Ahead of Nigeria's elections, Boko Haram is stepping up its campaign of violence — and using women to carry it out.

Children from minority communities were particularly vulnerable, the United Nations said in a report.

U.S. officials have confirmed that the oil-rich Gulf nation suspended airstrikes against ISIS after Jordan's pilot was captured.