ISIS’ reign of terror ends in Raqqa. Fight to destroy ISIS...
The rout of Islamic State forces continues across Iraq and Syria, where Raqqa, the city the extremists called their capital, is free from ISIS brutality.
Iraqis get more help to combat Daesh
President Obama authorized deployment of additional advisers to build the capacity of Iraqi forces to battle Daesh in Anbar province.
Iranian regime used internet blackout to hide atrocities
The Iranian regime used the nearly weeklong internet blackout to cover the state's violent crackdown on nationwide protests.
Tillerson says U.S.-European ties vital to countering threats
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson highlights the importance of a strong trans-Atlantic partnership in the face of new and renewed threats.
Iran’s answer to inflation: Fewer zeros
Rather than address Iran's runaway inflation by redirecting the money it uses to fund terrorism, the regime chose a different approach.
Rebuilding Mosul University library, one book at a time
Americans are donating books in a global effort led by blogger Mosul Eye to rebuild the University of Mosul's library, which was destroyed by ISIS.
Iran nuclear deal didn’t stop Iran’s aggression
During the time the Iran nuclear deal has been in effect, the Iranian government has forcefully continued the behavior the deal was supposed to prevent.
Secretary Pompeo affirms U.S. support for Iranian people
In a speech to an audience of Iranian Americans in California, Secretary of State Pompeo says the American people stand with the people of Iran, who want jobs, reform and opportunity.
Global coalition airstrikes take toll on Daesh military capabilities
Daily airstrikes by the global anti-Daesh (ISIS, ISIL) coalition, through Operation Inherent Resolve, continue to wither the terror group’s arsenal in Iraq and Syria.