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'Hell on Earth': A New Documentary on Syria Traces the Rise of ISIS

By Andrew Katz

How Americans Became Obsessed With Self-Esteem

By The Aspen Institute

90 Killed and Hundreds Wounded in Kabul Blast

By Nikhil Kumar

Why The Manchester Attack Was an Attack on Girlhood

By Charlotte Alter
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ISIS Claims Responsibility for Manchester Attack

An ISIS statement hinted that the terrorist incident was not a suicide attack

By Kate Samuelson and Jared Malsin

Read TIME's Exclusive Interview with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani

Ghani met TIME on May 11, amid reports that the U.S. is considering sending additional troops to Afghanistan

By Nikhil Kumar

Leader of ISIS in Afghanistan Killed in Special Forces Raid

Two U.S. Rangers were also killed during the raid

By Joseph Hincks

ISIS Tells Followers It's 'Easy' to Get Firearms From U.S. Gun Shows

The Islamic State has urged its adherents to buy weapons from gun shows in the United States to take advantage of gun control laws.“The acquisition of firearms can be very simple depending on one’s geographical...

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

White House Outlines 'Trump Doctrine' as President Nears 100-Day Mark

President Trump’s decision to strike Syria after its use of chemical weapons and his decision not to label China a currency manipulator to win its support against North Korea’s nuclear missile development are key components...

By Zeke J Miller

Afghan Defense Chiefs Resign Over Bloody Taliban Attack That Killed More Than 100 Soldiers

More than 100 Afghan soldiers were killed when Taliban insurgents attacked a major army base on April 21

By Nikhil Kumar

Inside Mosul: Scenes of the Toll of War in Mosul

A photographer's glimpse into the desperation and despair in Mosul

By TIME Photo

President Trump Condemns Syrian Chemical Attack

He called it an "affront to humanity"

By Zeke J Miller

Civilian Deaths in War on ISIS Reach All-Time High

The spike is raising questions about whether the Trump administration has loosened the rules of engagement governing U.S. forces in the region.

By Jared Malsin

A New London Exhibition Spotlights the Women Who Survived ISIS

The Yezidi community are an ancient religious minority

By Zamira Rahim

ISIS Is Claiming Attacks Abroad Because It's Losing Its Empire

The group is losing ground in Syria and Iraq

By Jared Malsin

An Unexpected Encounter in Mosul's Ruins

"When you walk through it [now], you think it’s a ghost town," says AP photographer Felipe Dana

By Andrew Katz

A Battlefield Death Leads Back to a Kurdish Family Familiar With Loss

A photographer documenting the Mosul offensive traces the repercussions from a death on the battlefield

By Andrew Katz

Iraq: The Fires of Qayyarah

  PHOTOGRAPHS BY EDOUARD ELIAS | TEXT BY OLIVIER LAURENT When Islamic State militants fled the villages surrounding Mosul as Iraqi forces mounted their assault on the strategic town, they left behind ruins – destroying...

The U.S. Wants More Than 60 Countries to Help Come Up With a Plan to Defeat ISIS

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will lead the two-day conference

By Julia Zorthian

The Story Behind Indonesia’s First Female Suicide Bomber

ISIS suicide bomber Dian Yulia Novi speaks with TIME about her foiled plot to bomb Jakarta's presidential palace

By Charlie Campbell / Jakarta, Semarang and Solo
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