A Chicago man has been convicted of using social media to recruit ISIS operatives and try to spread violent jihad, and encourage people to carry out attacks on behalf of the terrorist group.

"We should pay attention to this in our policy discussions," a former U.S. Central Command chief told Newsweek.

Nearly seven years after the feds raided his Northwest Side home, a Chicago IT specialist was convicted Friday of helping the ...

U.S. soldiers aged 21-28 successfully defended Al Udeid Air Base from Iranian missile attack using Patriot defense systems, ...

The summit was held at a time when those fighting to protect religious freedom in the United States have enjoyed a string of ...

A more than 40% reduction in funding for Iraqi security forces comes as the Defense Department continues to pivot to ...

Hammer against Iran's facilities, President Trump faces the challenge of maintaining peace while avoiding another Middle East ...

The Justice Department filed charges against a California man for trying to provide material support to ISIS and plotting ...

Two teenagers in Singapore have been detained for self-radicalization, with a 15-year-old girl planning to join ISIS and a 17 ...

German prosecutors announced charges against a teenager for his involvement in a terror plot at Taylor Swift's Eras Tour ...

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - A prior operation by Iraqi counterterrorism forces in Kirkuk led to the killing of two suspected ...

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) on Wednesday denied claims by the Syrian government ...