US Charges British ISIS Members in Deaths of Western Hostages El Shafee Elsheikh and Alexanda Kotey are two of four men dubbed “the Beatles” by the hostages they held captive.
Bradley Fighting Vehicles Sent to Protect US Troops in Syria The nature of the new threat posed by ISIS that triggered this U.S. response was not described.
Soldier Awarded Medal of Honor on Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks That Inspired Him to Fight Sgt. Maj. Thomas "Patrick" Payne is the first living member of Delta Force to receive the nation's highest award for valor.
UN: Over 10,000 Islamic State Fighters Active in Iraq, Syria Voronkov told the U.N. Security Council that Islamic State fighters move freely “in small cells between the two countries.”
Pompeo Pledges Support for Iraq, Targets Pro-Iran Militias Pompeo said the United States was committed to helping Iraq regain and maintain security.
COVID-19 Has Hit Syria's Biggest ISIS Prison Camp, US General Says The U.S. has pressed for repatriation of the Al Hol inmates to their home countries to face justice.
ISIS Took Advantage of COVID-19 Restrictions to Ramp Up Attack in Iraq, Report Finds There were 405 ISIS attacks during the quarter in Iraq, with major spikes during Ramadan, according to data analysis.
Coalition: Airstrikes Destroy ISIS Mountain Training Camp, Cave Hideout in Iraq An F-15E Eagle fighter jet carried out the strikes, which killed an estimated five ISIS fighters.
ISIS Claims Kabul Mosque Attack that Killed Prayer Leader In a statement on an ISIS-affiliated website, the group said Tuesday’s attack in Kabul targeted a prayer leader.
US Envoy Working to Resuscitate Flagging Afghan Peace Deal Increased violence has been blamed on an Islamic State affiliate targeted in stepped-up U.S. bombing.
The First Space Force Recruits Are Headed to Basic Military Training Seven new recruits will head to basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.
It's Almost Impossible to Get COVID-19 on an Airplane, New Military Study Suggests The study next heads into a peer review before its findings can be submitted for a scientific journal.
The National Museum of the US Army Finally Has an Opening Date The long-delayed project will tell the story of the American soldier through treasured artifacts.
Amphibious Assault Vehicles That Sink Are 'Death Traps' for the Troops Inside, Marine Veterans Say After Fatal Accident AAVs rarely sink and fatal mishaps are uncommon for the 26-ton tracked vehicles.
‘I Met a Hero:’ Air Force Doctor Who Treated Alwyn Cashe Says He’s Never Forgotten Him It has been 15 years to the day since Cashe hauled his teammates out of the Bradley hit an IED near Daliaya, Iraq.
