SECURITYJun 1 · 03:47 UTCSEATTLE TIMESROD McGUIRK

Australian woman accused of joining Islamic State group has renounced jihad, her lawyer says

An Australian woman accused of joining the Islamic State group has renounced jihad, according to her lawyer. Police allege she supported terrorist acts, attempted to indoctrinate her children, and recruited others to join her in Syria.

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