With Sagrada Familia Basilica Revealed As Target, Barcelona Attack Reverberates
Although some celebrate ISIS’ territorial losses in Iraq and Syria as proof it is on the run, the attacks in Spain demonstrate the group’s adaptability and prove it is far from defeated.
Even If ISIS Goes Down Soon, It Probably Won’t Stay Down Long
Many argue that ISIS is close to death. But whatever happens in Raqqa, ISIS’s cause will live on.
Wednesday Terror Attack On Tehran A Surprise Peek Into Political Fault Lines
Wednesday’s attacks in Iran seem not to have been spontaneously inspired by ISIS, but carefully planned to hit a nerve and grab international attention.
ISIS Is Retreating In Syria And Iraq, But It’s Nowhere Near Over
As ISIS loses ground in Syria and Iraq, there is increasing concern that militants will flee to nearby countries and terror cells to regroup.
Thanks To Obama’s Presidency, ISIS Is Alive And Well
The Islamic State has become the most prominent terrorist organization in the world—and Obama’s ‘lead from behind’ tactics have made things worse.
Since Berlin’s Terrorist Is At Large, Will We Finally Start To Believe The Islamic Connection?
Maybe with the Berlin attacker still alive, he can help convince the West that his was an act motivated by religious and political zealotry—not insanity, poverty, or a poor education.
After This Jordanian Criticized ISIS, He Was Thrown In Jail, Then Murdered
The persecution of a Jordanian writer who shared a cartoon on Facebook dramatizes Islam’s problem with theocracy.
How Taking Mosul From ISIS Could Cause More Terror Attacks Worldwide
As the coalition against ISIS moves to deprive the terrorist group of its territory, we must consider the consequences that victory could bring.
Italian Newspaper: ISIS Trading Antiquities For Russian Weapons From Mafia
Italian mobsters appear to be trading weapons from Russian criminals to ISIS in exchange for antiquities looted from Syria and Lebanon. This contradicts ISIS’s pretense of religious purity.
Thanks To Obama, ISIS Now Has Chemical Weapons
From his disastrous ‘red line’ in Syria to the Iran Deal, President Obama has implemented a spineless foreign policy. Today, we see its consequences.
Study Shows Left’s Narrative On ISIS Recruits Is Wrong — It’s Not The Economy, Stupid
A new World Bank study debunks the progressive theory that ISIS recruits are motivated by economics or education, rather than religious belief.
Assyrian Christians Live In War-Torn Limbo, Praying Against Genocide
‘We are not safe in Iraq while Daesh (ISIS) is in control. We have no future, no work, no belongings,’ says an Iraqi genocide survivor.
Intel Confirms ISIS Hid Among Refugee Hordes Flooding Europe
Politically correct platitudes provided cover for ISIS agents to infiltrate Europe inside the refugee bands that swarmed borders.
Hollande Suggests France Will Finally Defend Its Culture Against ISIS
French President Francois Hollande’s comments about a recent ISIS attack on a Catholic priest hint the nation is becoming ready to count itself worthy of a real defense.
U.S. Negligence Is Feeding ISIS’ Global Appeal
A rise in terrorist attacks is further evidence that the global appeal of ISIS-inspired jihad is not dwindling.
Hamas Is ISIS’s Deadly New Best Friend
Despite the Obama administration’s fervent desire not to be embroiled in sectarian or regional conflicts in the Middle East, inaction and indecision are making things worse.
You Won’t Believe How Chick-Fil-A Responded To The Orlando Attack
In the wake of the attack at a gay nightclub in Orlando, employees at a Chick-Fil-A restaurant in the area performed an incredible act of kindness.
How A 10-Year-Old Refugee Forgave ISIS
ISIS drove Myriam and her family from their home in Iraq. She asks God to forgive them.
Watch The 13 Stupidest Things Said On TV About The Orlando Terrorist Attack
As the news broke about the terrorist attack in Orlando, a lot of people said some really stupid things on TV.
Our Leaders Must Look At Islamism Without Flinching
This most recent attack in America and the heightened threat in Europe reminds us that our leaders are not doing their jobs.
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