Islamic State now poses main military threat to new Afghan rulers as they try to consolidate hold over war-torn country

Monitor says operation was the largest by coalition since 2019 mission in which Islamic State leader al-Baghdadi was killed

Neuroscientist is serving 86 years in US for trying to shoot American soldiers in Afghanistan; didn't want 'Zionist Jews' in jury at trial, said they should be genetically tested

Despite never being charged, group has spent collective 85 years in prison opened two decades ago for so-called 'war on terror' detainees in wake of 9/11 attacks

Pentagon says death of Abdul Hamid al-Matar in northwest of country 'will disrupt the terrorist organization's ability to further plot and carry out global attacks'

US military chief tells Senate of 'very real possibility' of terror threat from Afghanistan; believes at least 2,500 troops would have been needed to prevent collapse of government

Delays are the inevitable result of an irreconcilable conflict: US government’s desire to convict and execute the men and the fact that defendants are also victims of CIA torture

At Erbil conference, participants also call for rebuilding ties with the country's dispossessed Jewish diaspora; normalization remains a crime under Iraqi law

Unprecedented event in Erbil features Sunni and Shiite leaders and activists demanding that Baghdad join Abraham Accords; Lapid: Event in Iraq is a 'source of hope and optimism'

Military says its forces conducted a 'kinetic counterterrorism strike' near Idlib province targeting a senior leader of the group