TERRORISM

Residents are returning to Mosul after ISIS seized control of the city last week.

ISIS captured huge amounts of military equipment from fleeing government troops

Shakir Wahiyib's "Quranic quiz" lifted him from obscurity to feared terrorist.

The terrorist group that's threatening Baghdad used to be called ISI unti 2012, then changed names as it expanded into Syria.

The micro-blogging service remains littered with violent posts.

The jihadist group just looted more than $400 million, but has been making millions for years through extortion and donations.

The Shia cleric's call for Iraqis to resist ISIS could bring back militias and exacerbate sectarian violence in the country.

Xinjiang residents are offering useful tips to help the Chinese government crack down on domestic terrorism.

Obama said he expects to make a decision in the days ahead, but it's ultimately up to the Iraqis to solve their problems.

While the ministry didn't give a reason for the shutdown, it's been speculated that the move is an attempt to stop militants from communicating on the Web.

ISIS is making its third attempt on Samarra, the Iraqi city home to the Shiite Al-Askari shrine whose bombing in 2006 led to sectarian violence.

Obama's ending of the war Bush began hasn't solved the problem of Iraq. The rise of ISIS proves it's an even bigger issue now.

Global oil prices are rising and could soar further as insurgents in Iraq threaten southern oil fields and export facilities, analysts say.

The car bomb exploded in the Wadi Dahab district of Homs; no groups have claimed responsibility yet.

Nigeria plays against Iran in its first game on June 16 but intelligence reports have led officials to ban its screening.

The U.S. is considering options that include possibly providing "kinetic support" for the Iraqi military.

The terror organization has looted 500 billion Iraqi dinars ($429M) from Mosul's central bank, according to the regional governor.

In 2009, the U.S. State Department reportedly announced a $500,000 bounty for the capture or killing of Khair Mundos.

The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, a Sunni militant group, has gained control of Iraq's second city.

Jihadists gained control of five areas west of the city of Kirkuk in Iraq.

The kidnapping of the Nigerian schoolgirls dominates press coverage, but it's far from the whole story.