Father of Woman who Joined Islamic State Sues over Citizenship
The father of an Alabama woman who joined the Islamic State in Syria filed suit against the Trump administration.
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From Syria, ISIS Slips into Iraq to Fight Another Day
Hundreds — likely more than 1,000 — ISIS fighters have crossed the open, desert border in the past six months.
Alabama Woman who Joined Islamic State Seeks Return to US
Hoda Muthana regrets ever aligning herself with the terrorist organization and is putting herself at risk by speaking out.
Tense Standoff Spells Endgame for ISIS Militants in Syria
The last speck of land held by the Islamic State group is a patch along the Euphrates River in eastern Syria.
Trump Warns Europe He Will Free ISIS Fighters if Allies Won't Prosecute Them
Trump threatened to release hundreds of Islamic State fighters if allies don't agree to take custody of the militants.
Push on Last Islamic State Enclave Blunted by Discovery of Civilians
The offensive on the last enclave held by IS has been blunted by the discovery of hundreds of civilians living there.
US-backed Syria Force Says IS Holding 1,000 Civilians
Islamic State militants are preventing more than 1,000 civilians from leaving a tiny area still held by the extremist group.
A Marine Raider Was Awarded the Silver Star for Taking Out an ISIS Car Bomb
A Marine special operator received the nation's third-highest valor award after his heroism in Iraq saved his comrades' lives...
War Crimes Trial of Navy SEAL Postponed Until Late Spring
Gallagher faces charges of premeditated murder, aggravated assault and shooting at civilians during a 2017 Iraq deployment.
Military Judge Airs Concerns in Navy SEAL's Murder Case
A military judge asked the Navy to address claims that allegations from a potential government witness were being leaked.
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