TERRORISM

ISIS is estimated to have up to 6,000 fighters in Mosul. The operation to retake Mosul from ISIS began in October.

Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, and Google’s YouTube are teaming up to curb online terrorism content with a new shared database, the companies announced.

Abu Hassan al-Muhajir replaced Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, who was killed in a U.S. drone strike near al-Bab, Syria, on Aug. 30.

The terror group's new spokesperson has implored ISIS fighters "not to flee."

President-elect Donald Trump also wished his Philippine counterpart Rodrigo Duterte “success” in his controversial war on drugs that led to at least 2,300 deaths since June 2016.

A report released Friday said the Islamic State terror group hopes to ostracize Syrian refugees in order to radicalize them.

An Egyptian government official called the alleged deal “an impossibility” because “the group is still practicing terrorism.”

High Commissioner for Peace Sergio Jaramillo calls the deal a miracle.

As operations led by the West make gains against ISIS, military intelligence expects a glimpse into the terror group's plans abroad.

Just a quarter of terrorists who return from fighting with ISIS cooperate with German law enforcement officials.

National Security Advisor Susan Rice admitted, however, that clearing the Islamic State group from Iraq and Syria would still be “a very difficult fight.”

The 22 Syrian fighters, said to be pro-Turkey, were transported to the Turkish border town of Kilis by emergency personnel and were undergoing treatment.

The suspects had reportedly planned to carry out terror attacks in and around Paris.

The Islamic State group fighters were arrested following an operation by the army near the country’s border town of Arsal.

A recent report by Alsumaria News said financial pressure forced the terrorist group into organ trade.

Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said “the scale of the terrorist threat is enormous.”

The Nigerian army believes it has finally defeated the terrorist group, with only a few active members remaining.

December marks the first anniversary of the terrorist attacks in San Bernardino, California.

Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto presided over the burning of more than 5,000 illegal guns Tuesday.

NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill discussed what police were doing in response to an ISIS article that depicted the parade as a target.

Since last November's ISIS-inspired mass killing, French politics have taken a conservative turn toward populism.