In an address delivered from the White House Oval Office, President Obama on Sunday condemned radical terrorists and ISIS, calling the group "thugs and killers" with a "perverted interpretation of Islam."
It was the president's toughest talk yet about the threat of terrorism in America.
Following the San Bernadrino mass shooting, reportedly carried out by ISIS “supporters,” President Obama will address the nation from the Oval Office on Sunday night. The White House says the President will provide an update on the investigation, as well as discuss “the broader threat of terrorism.” This will be the third Oval Office address […]
Terrorist ringleader Abdelhamid Abaaoud was reportedly seen in the Parisian suburb Saint-Denis going to mosque in the hours leading up to the raid.
As the world recovers from the terrorist attacks that took place in Paris last week, ISIS is already posing new threats. The terror group released a new video Monday that indicates they are looking to plot an attack on Washington D.C.
Why didn't we give the same attention to terror attacks in Beirut, Baghdad, Kenya and the countless other atrocities around the world?
According to officials, Salah Abdeslam, one of the individuals who helped orchestrate the deadly attacks in Paris on Friday, was reportedly located inside a building in a suburban town in Belgium.
Presidential hopeful Jeb Bush made sure his foreign policy included a plan to defeat ISIS, but also found a way to blame President Obama
Newlyweds of Starkville, Mississippi, were arrested over the weekend at the airport en route to Istanbul in an alleged plot to join ISIS
The image of terrorism in America is slowly changing. New studies indicate White supremacists, anti-government persons, and other non-Islamic extremists have killed more people in…
Rankling White House officials, investigative journalist Seymour M. Hersh released a controversial story Sunday claiming that the Obama administration collaborated with Pakistani officials to kill…
The girls' intense and long period of social isolation will require special practices to aid their integration back into the public.
