American Man Accused of Fighting for ISIS Was Not on FBI’s Radar
An American man accused of fighting for ISIS and detained by Kurdish forces in Iraq was not on the FBI’s radar.
An American man accused of fighting for ISIS and detained by Kurdish forces in Iraq was not on the FBI’s radar.
The guidelines warn of “anarchist extremist” and young people who travel to “suspicious” countries.
CIA Director John Brennan told NPR that ISIS is a bigger threat than al-Qaeda.
Current and former CIA officials took issue with Donald Trump’s suggestion that the U.S. should start torturing terrorists again for information.
Social media giants Facebook and Twitter are siding with Apple’s fight against the FBI’s attempt to weaken encryption.
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com A Buffalo woman is accused of using Twitter to make pro-ISIS statements and threaten two FBI agents. A criminal complaint says Safya Roe Yassin, 38, tweeted the names, phone numbers and cities of two FBI agents under the words, “Wanted to Kill,” the Springfield News-Leader reports. Yassin also is accused of…
Ultimately, the attorney said, Abu-Rayyan fell in love with the woman who he believed was a Sunni teen.
ISIS has used chemical weapons and has the ability to continue making chlorine and mustard gas, according to CIA Director John Brennan.