US and Iraqis Try to Fragment Extremist Group

From Twitter to Terrorist

ISIS in control of 60 percent of Syrian oil: sources

British Imams warn against ‘cowboy’ ISIS

Inside the leadership of Islamic State: how the new ‘caliphate’ is run

Revealed: the Islamic State ‘cabinet’, from finance minister to suicide bomb deployer

In Iraq, death toll rises among Shiite recruits battling insurgency

Musa Cerantonio claimed he arrived in Syria on July 3, but he was recently arrested in Cebu.

The Taliban’s statement avoids any explicit mention of the Islamic State or its announced caliphate, even though the Islamic State has claimed that all Muslims must pledge allegiance to its leader.

Dabiq: the smiling face trying to sell Iraq-Syria ‘caliphate’

Turkey faces threat from returning jihadists

Fallujah key to defeating Islamic State in Iraq

Bruised Iraqi army leans on Shi’ite militias, volunteers

Islamic State militants on offensive against Kurds in northern Syria near Turkish border

Hagel suggests Islamic State militants pose threat to US homeland

Lebanese jihadis pledging allegiance to the Islamic State

Syria’s Druze reject autonomous statelet despite growing ISIS threats

Exclusive: Iraq tells UN that ‘terrorist groups’ seized nuclear materials

Hani Sibai, a longtime ally of Ayman al Zawahiri, has called on al Qaeda to issue a statement regarding the Islamic State’s announced caliphate.

ISIS Is About to Destroy Biblical History in Iraq

Jihadis Tug at Edges of a Staunch American Ally

Fears of ISIS grow in Lebanon

Nasir al Wuhayshi, who is the emir of AQAP as well as al Qaeda’s general manager, has released a poem praising Ayman al Zawahiri as the “Sheikh father.” A video from two leading AQAP ideologues decrying the “slander” of jihadist leaders was released shortly afterwards. Al Qaeda members are trumpeting the messages as rebuttals to the Islamic State and its newly announced caliphate.

Jihadists demolish Sunni and Shiite mosques and shrines in Mosul

Shortly after the Islamic State declared the formation of the caliphate, Musa Cerantonio, a popular cleric, announced he was planning to travel to Syria.

Europe’s fear: Turkey’s porous border serves as gateway for ISIS’s spread

NGO: ISIS expels thousands in east Syria

Who controls Syria’s oil?
