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The reported attack came from the air and took place near the town of Uqairabat
ISIS murdered a 15-year-old accused of being gay but spared the life of his ‘rapist,’ a senior jihadi commander
Coalition warplanes targeted and killed Tunisian Boubaker al-Hakim in Raqa
The attacker blew himself up as the troops were waiting to collect their salaries
Police say terrorists could use camouflage techniques to conceal identities; hate material also banned
He is one of a string of people arrested over the past two years over accusations they planned to join Islamic State
Artan, a Somali refugee, came to the United States via Pakistan
Although Abdul Razak professed support for radical extremists, official said probe had not thus far proved his link
Artan also referred to Anwar al-Awlaki, a US-born al Qaeda cleric killed in a US drone strike in Yemen, as a hero
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Senior US District Judge Michael Davis sentenced Hamza Ahmed, 21, to 15 years in prison
Until now we knew the Middle East-based terrorist group Islamic State has claimed credit for the grisly carnage
Militants claim that Trump's stance against Muslims will breed more extremism
Militants clash with security forces in southern Iraq
On the eastern edge of Mosul, the target of a massive Iraqi military operation launched on October 17
The five men were arrested in raid in the states of Lower Saxony and North-Rhine Westphalia
The UN also had information about the abduction of at least 30 sheikhs in Sinjar last week
Court hands teenager a suspended jail sentence after he turned down an offer of 100 hours of community service
Gogjali, this week became the most advanced post of the massive Iraqi offensive launched last month
According to local media, the An'Nur mosque is suspected of links to Islamic State
US State Dept warns citizens to maintain high-level of vigilance while visiting markets, religious sites
We finished clearing Gogjali and took control of Mosul television station building, says Iraqi commander
Riyadh says the suspects were plotting killings and a car bombing
Two Pakistanis reportedly among four suspects arrested in connection with the planned attack
More than 30 people were also wounded in the attack, police say
UN says IS using 'tens of thousands' as human shields in Mosul
Residents and military officials said many Islamic State fighters had relocated from eastern Mosul
More than 3,300 fleeing Iraqis sought help from the government on day nine of its offensive
The incident occurred late Tuesday north of Firoz Koh, the capital of Ghor province
US officials stressed that its military presence was there for the Iraqis to decide
The two men, 31 and 35, began expressing their support for the group in 2012
As many as 500 more civilians suffer breathing problems; US troops at nearby base forced to wear masks
Police escorted dozens of shoppers after assailants burst into the store in an apparent robbery attempt
Up to 1.2 million civilians are trapped and are unable to leave until forces move closer
United Nations is also investigating reports that militants killed 40 civilians in one village
Local authority says militants will be treated similarly to criminals and neo-Nazis
Her brother had also sought to join the extremist group in Syria but was arrested and jailed
In September, the militant's recruit was also sentenced to 30 years in prison
Authorities blamed radical and violent ideologies as the motives for several terrorist attacks
Many speak of IS losing ground, of territory being rolled back
The lone gunman opened fire while the Americans were at the gate of an Afghan military ammunition supply depot
Last month, the military said that it had stemmed Islamic State's attempts to expand in the country
US officials do not believe Islamic State has been successful so far at developing chemical weapons
An estimated 200,000 people are expected to be displaced in the first weeks of the offensive, says UN spokesperson
History bears witness that Islamic rule included both periods of co-existence and of intolerance
International Organisation for Migration says sharp rise in number of people fleeing their homes is also expected
The ruling came as Turkey pursued a near two-month-old military operation in Syria
Omar Faraj Saeed Al Hardan, 24, pleaded guilty to one count of attempting to provide material support to the group
IS took over Sirte in June 2015, flying their black flags above public buildings and imprisoning dozens of people
Militants had promised an apocalyptic battle in Dabiq