ISIS

President Obama Denies $400 Million Payment to Iran Was a Ransom

By Maya Rhodan and Daniel White

Everything We Know About ISIS Spy Chief Abu Mohammad al-Adnani

By Tara John

U.S. Launches Airstrikes Against ISIS in Libya

By Maya Rhodan

ISIS Sympathizer Jailed for Life

By Kate Samuelson
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Two Arrested in France Over Murder of Priest

86-year-old Father Jacques Hamel had his throat slit in last week's church attack

By Amanda Calvo

U.S.-Backed Fighters Recover Trove of ISIS Documents

The trove reveal the militant group's methods of inducting foreign fighters

By Rishi Iyengar

Why You're Bad at Small Talk

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

Why Germany—and the World—Is Arguing Over the Munich Shooter

The motivation of the man who killed 9 people in Munich is still up for debate

By Simon Shuster/Munich

Uighur Extremists Joining ISIS Poses a Security and Economic Headache for China’s Xi Jinping

Insecurity in China’s far Western province of Xinjiang throws up obstacles for Xi’s signature "One Belt, One Road" initiative

By Charlie Campbell / Beijing

France Says 3 Soldiers Killed in Libya

ISIS forces have a stronghold in the country, as a result of turmoil there

By Daniel White

How John Kerry Handled Turkey's Coup

Inside the U.S. Secretary of State's efforts to restore order to a world of spreading chaos

By Massimo Calabresi

Police Say They Have Killed Indonesia's Most-Wanted Terrorist

Santoso, also known as Abu Wardah, headed the East Indonesia Mujahidin and pledged allegiance to ISIS

By Yenni Kwok

Boko Haram Leaves 250,000 Children Malnourished

Almost 1 in 5 children in a area formerly occupied by the terror group will die if they do not receive treatment, a new UNICEF report says

By Casey Quackenbush

How to Cope When the World Feels Like Total Chaos

Advice from a PTSD expert during a tragic month

By Alexandra Sifferlin

The Difference Between ISIS and ISIS-ish

What to make of criminals and social misfits who suddenly take up the ISIS name?

By William McCants

What to Know About the Group President Erdogan Is Blaming for Turkey's Attempted Coup

Fethullah Gülen, who lives in exile in Pennsylvania, has been at odds with Erdogan

By Justin Worland

Turkey Coup Falters

"This has started today and this will end today"

By Jared Malsin / Istanbul

Meet the Man from Nice Who Rose to Become a Major Jihadist Recruiter

Believed killed in Syria last year, he may have faked his death

By Jared Malsin/Istanbul

The Desperate Race to Save the Youngest Victims of the Nice Attack

'There is a lot of psychological shock'

By Vivienne Walt/Nice

This Is How We Must Respond to the Terror Attack in Nice

Destroying ISIS won't save us from ISIS

By Ian Bremmer
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