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ISIS militants are recruiting their successors, some of whom are barely old enough to be in kindergarten.
Soldiers who are tasked with defending towns and villages are also fleeing their posts while officials struggle to curb the group's offensive.
Officials have reportedly uncovered plots to kidnap foreigners and make India a place "where violence is continuously happening."
Violence in and around East Jerusalem has seen a drastic uptick following a series of clashes on Wednesday.
He is the second prisoner transferred to Kuwait since a released detainee carried out a suicide bombing in 2008.
Jamaat-ul-ahrar is one of the groups to claim responsibility for Sunday's attack on the India-Pakistan border that killed at least 60 people.
Fresh clashes erupted just a day after Fatah -- Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’ political party -- issued a “call to arms” to Palestinians.
The journalists are thought to be among the dozen Iraqi reporters captured last month by militants.
The airstrikes were carried out overnight on Tuesday near the town of Rada, about 100 miles southeast of the capital city of Sanaa.
Tech companies are allowing themselves to become vital tools for terrorists by withholding information, the intelligence chief said.
Sinai-based Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis is believed to be behind several attacks targeting Egyptian security forces in recent months.
An IBTimes tally found that the Islamic State group is far deadlier than the Taliban.
The al Qaeda affiliate in Syria has made significant gains on U.S.-backed rebels.
A suicide bomber blew himself up at a Shiite religious ceremony in Nigeria Monday. 20 people were killed in the attack.
ISIS claimed that it had captured the Jahar gas field, less than a week after seizing the Sha'ar gas field in Syria's Homs province.
The execution-style killings of members of the Albu Nimr tribe have become a daily affair in territories controlled by ISIS.
“Today's strike demonstrates our government's firm resolve to tackle the threat of terrorism," Defense Minister Rob Nicholson said.
Crowds of people gathered after more than 50 people were killed by a suicide bomber in Pakistan.
With long-standing foreign policy disagreements, the U.S. and China have some common ground on the fight against the Islamic State.
Islamic State allegedly has executed a total of more than 300 tribe members in the past few days.
Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau mentions the girls for the first time since a video in May showed more than 100 of them in a rural location.