Militants and some local residents said at least 40 people were killed in the latest wave of coalition airstrikes against the last remaining Islamic State-held pocket near the Syria-Iraq border. Continue reading
Seventeen years after the U.S. embarked on a global war against terror, casualties continue to grow as does American spending on war and related costs. Continue reading
CJOB host Geoff Currier says the issue of bringing back ISIS fighters to their home countries is complex, but the children of those fighters shouldn’t have to pay for their parents’ crimes. Continue reading
“While the undercover’s violent and encouraging comments to Mr. El Bahnasawy no doubt advanced law-enforcement objectives, they also contributed to Mr. El Bahnasawy’s radicalization,” defence lawyers said. Continue reading
At least three Canadians married to suspected ISIS fighters are being held by U.S.-backed forces in northern Syria. Continue reading
According to Basir Mujahid, spokesman for the Kabul police chief, the bomber was on foot and detonated his vest full of explosive after he was spotted by police. Continue reading
ISIS also claimed responsibility for the attack, which came two days before Remembrance Day. Continue reading
A CBSA official told a hearing in Vancouver on Friday that Othman Ayed Hamdan, who has been declared a danger to Canada’s security over his pro-ISIS social media activities. was refusing to cooperate with his deportation to Jordan. Continue reading
Akayed Ullah, accused of detonating a bomb last December in a New York City subway passageway, was found guilty on Tuesday of all six criminal counts against him. Continue reading
British anti-ISIS volunteer Macer Gifford said he found a letter, apparently written by a fighter and addressed to his Canadian superior, in the former ISIS capital of Raqqa, Syria last September. Continue reading
