TERRORISM

At least 86 people were killed in the onslaught that began Saturday evening at a village in northeastern Nigeria.

Iraq said it would require about $1.56 billion this year to fund its response to the crisis caused by the war against Islamic State group.

In a new video released by the Islamic State group, a French-speaking militant and other ISIS fighters shoot dead five men and threaten attacks against the West.

U.S. Sens. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio are appealing to Iowan women in search of a president who can protect their families from terrorism.

Tareena Shakil reportedly traveled to Syria with her toddler son and returned to Britain in January 2015.

Mahmoud Abbas said the Islamic State group could gain a foothold in "the heart of Israel" if the country's West Bank policies remain unchanged.

The Iraq and Syria- based group is thought to have stolen the rifles when it took over Iraqi military bases and stole weapons.

The Islamic State group and al Qaeda are flocking to the unstable, war-torn North African nation as a way to advance their agendas.

The African nation's forces have moved to new bases and restructured their presence in Somalia after facing a deadly attack earlier this month.

Refugees who cannot find work in Middle Eastern countries often continue on to Europe. Germany wants to make conditions better for refugees in the Middle East.

Beatrice Stockly was previously kidnapped for nine days by another militant group, Ansar al Dine, in Mali in 2012.

The family of a California man killed by police claims there was no justification for the shooting.

The video warned of revenge attacks against counterterrorism raids.

Some of those in Australia who supported the attacks with hundreds of thousands of dollars may not have known where their money was going.

Italy has stepped up its counterterrorism efforts in the past few months, conducting dozens of raids.

In the newly released video, the men carried out executions, including a beheading.

There are more than 3,200 people with the first name Isis in the U.S., according to Census Bureau Data

The White House has been accused of attempting to use PKK-linked soldiers to fight the Islamic State group in the Middle East.

The measures would require visas for many individuals who have traveled to Iran, Syria, Iraq or Sudan in recent years.

The suspected militants have denied ties to the Islamic State Group.

According to reports, Julio César Pino, a Cuban-born convert to Islam, is also suspected of trying to recruit students for the Islamic State group.