ISIS
Coverage of ISIS in the Nexus archive.
- DOJ Seeks to Use Secretive Court to Deport Mother of Convicted ISIS Supporter
The Justice Department is seeking to use a secretive court to deport the mother of a convicted ISIS supporter. The action is related to immigration enforcement and counterterrorism efforts.
- 2 NJ men wanted to support ISIS in terror plots: court docs say
Two men from New Jersey and one from Washington have confessed to charges related to supporting ISIS. Tomas-Kaan Jimenez-Guzel, Milo Sedarat, and Saed Ali Mirreh pleaded guilty to terrorism-related and conspiracy charges for providing material support to ISIS.
- 60 Minutes hires new lineup including Ross Douthat, Norah O’Donnell
CBS’s '60 Minutes' has hired new correspondents and contributors including Ross Douthat, Norah O’Donnell, Sebastian Junger, Trevor Phillips, and Gianna Toboni for its 59th season. The changes follow a recent shakeup led by new editor-in-chief Bari Weiss, resulting in the departure of Tanya Simon, Sharyn Alfonsi, Cecilia Vega, and Scott Pelley.
- Berlin Pride attack suspect had been released from prison despite ISIS ties
A 21-year-old man accused of driving a vehicle into Berlin's Pride celebration had previously received a suspended sentence for attempting to join ISIS. The suspect was released from prison despite his ties to the group.
- Suspect in Berlin Pride attack linked to ISIS was headed to deradicalization program, officials say
Abdul Ballout, the suspect accused of driving a vehicle into a Berlin Pride crowd, killing one and injuring dozens, attempted to join ISIS and was en route to a deradicalization program, according to police. The attack occurred during a Pride event, and officials linked the suspect to ISIS.
- Lebanese-German ISIS terrorist who ploughed into Pride parade killing one and injuring 29 is shot and killed
A Lebanese-German ISIS terrorist drove into a Pride parade, killing one person and injuring 29 others. The attacker was later shot and killed. The incident is linked to ISIS.
- Lebanese-German ISIS terrorist who ploughed into Pride parade killing one and injuring 29 is shot and killed
A Lebanese-German ISIS terrorist drove into a Pride parade, killing one person and injuring 29 before being shot and killed. The attack targeted a public event associated with LGBTQ+ advocacy.
- Lebanese-German ISIS terrorist who plowed into Pride parade killing one and injuring 29 is shot and killed
A Lebanese-German ISIS terrorist drove into a Pride parade, killing one person and injuring 29 others before being shot and killed. The attack is linked to ISIS and resulted in significant casualties.
- Nigeria: Presidency Hails Trump's Letter to Tinubu, Attacks Opposition Over Election Optics
The Nigerian Presidency praised a letter from former U.S. President Donald Trump to Bola Tinubu, citing a strengthened security partnership that led to the killing of a senior ISIS commander in a joint operation. A spokesperson, Mr. Bwala, highlighted these results during an interview on Channels TV's Politics Today program.
- Presidency hails Trump’s letter to Tinubu, attacks opposition over election optics
The Nigerian Presidency praised a letter from Trump to Tinubu, emphasizing a strengthened security partnership with the U.S. that yielded results like the killing of a senior ISIS commander in a joint operation. The statement also criticized the opposition over election-related perceptions.
- ED freezes ₹7.5 lakh, conducts searches in Bengaluru in ISIS recruitment and terror-funding probe
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has frozen ₹7.5 lakh and conducted searches in Bengaluru as part of an investigation into ISIS recruitment and terror funding. The probe focuses on uncovering links to terrorist activities and financial networks.
- ED raids in Bengaluru in ISIS radicalisation case
The Enforcement Directorate conducted raids in Bengaluru as part of a money laundering investigation linked to an ISIS radicalization case. The probe focuses on financial aspects of the terror-related activities.
- I was in Mosul when ISIS overthrew the city in 2014. I recorded everything I saw and evaded the terrorists hunting me
A person in Mosul during ISIS's 2014 takeover documented events and evaded terrorists for 18 months to resist the destruction of the city's memory.
- 'ISIS bride' makes plea for help as her freedom bid is rejected after returning to Australia from Syria
A woman referred to as an 'ISIS bride' has pleaded for assistance after her attempt to secure freedom was denied following her return to Australia from Syria. The rejection of her bid for freedom remains the central issue in the report.
- ISIS couple who enslaved and raped Yazidi girls aged five and 12 are jailed in Germany
An ISIS couple in Germany were jailed for enslaving and raping Yazidi girls aged five and twelve. The case highlights the group's violent crimes against the Yazidi community.
- ISIS couple who enslaved and raped Yazidi girls aged five and 12 are jailed in Germany
An ISIS couple who enslaved and raped Yazidi girls aged five and 12 has been jailed in Germany. The perpetrators were convicted for their involvement in the exploitation and abuse of young Yazidi victims.
- US man who targeted Jews and tried to join ISIS is sentenced to 15 years
Michael Sam Teekaye, a US man who targeted Jews and Israeli supporters in Maryland and attempted to join ISIS, was sentenced to 15 years in prison. He vowed to continue his jihad after his release.
- I lived with ISIS in Syria, now I'm a glamorous influencer - here is how I turned my life around
The article's title reveals the author lived with ISIS in Syria and is now a glamorous influencer, focusing on their personal transformation.
- Likud minister calls Turkey’s Erdogan a ‘grotesque hybrid of Hitler and Sinwar’
An Israeli Likud minister, Chikli, accused Turkish President Erdogan of being a 'grotesque hybrid of Hitler and Sinwar,' calling him a 'pathetic blood-soaked zero' and a 'patron of Hamas and ISIS.' The remarks come amid escalating Israeli rhetoric against Ankara.
- US withdrew forces from Nigeria after operation against ISIS, AFRICOM chief says
The United States has withdrawn most forces deployed for a May operation against Islamic State militants in Nigeria, now providing intelligence support at Nigeria's request. The operation killed ISIS second-in-command Abu-Bilal al-Minuki and degraded the group's leadership, with AFRICOM highlighting the partnership as a model for African security cooperation.
- Treasury Department Sanctions Over 130 ISIS-Affiliated Crypto Wallets on Tron
The U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned over 130 Tron cryptocurrency wallets linked to a Central Asian ISIS affiliate. Tether froze funds associated with these wallets.
- Convicted ISIS terrorist who attended beheadings and public floggings in Iraq came to Britain on small boat after hearing on Tiktok that UK 'accepts everyone' court hears
A convicted ISIS terrorist who attended beheadings and public floggings in Iraq arrived in Britain via a small boat after being influenced by TikTok's message that the UK 'accepts everyone,' according to court proceedings.
- Death threats target Madison Heights Islamic center in hate crime investigation
The American Islamic Community Center in Madison Heights received two threatening voicemails containing explicit death threats and demands for worshippers to leave the country, which law enforcement is investigating as a hate crime. Dawud Walid of CAIR-Michigan emphasized the seriousness of the threats amid a recent rise in anti-Muslim violence, including a San Diego mosque attack.
- Yazidi girl kidnapped aged nine by ISIS and sold as a sex slave by one jihadist to another details hellish existence of being raped and tortured for years
A Yazidi girl was kidnapped at age nine by ISIS, sold as a sex slave between jihadists, and endured years of rape and torture. The article details her traumatic experience under ISIS captivity.
- He joined the fight against ISIS, expecting combat. What happened inside an Iraqi cave still haunts him.
Nick Jones, a Marine Corps veteran, participated in a 2020 cave operation targeting ISIS in northern Iraq that turned into a recovery mission after unexpected combat. He sustained injuries ending his military career and later founded the Talons Reach Foundation to support veterans' recovery and mental health.
- Airstrike killed senior ISIS commander in Syria, CENTCOM says
A senior ISIS commander, Ali Husayn al-Ulaywi, was killed by a U.S. airstrike in Syria on June 19. CENTCOM stated the strike was part of the ongoing campaign to defeat ISIS, amid security challenges including escaped detainees and U.S. base closures in Syria.
- Nigeria: U.S. Sanctions Lagos-Based ISIS Financier, Bureaux De Change in Global Terror Crackdown
The United States has sanctioned Lagos-based ISIS financier Mukhtar Adamu Muhammad and three bureaux de change linked to him for allegedly moving funds to the group. The action is part of a global crackdown targeting ISIS financial networks in Europe, the Middle East, and West Africa.
- NC man sentenced to 8 years for ISIS allegiance
A North Carolina man was sentenced to eight years in prison after pleading guilty to pledging allegiance to ISIS. He was arrested at Raleigh-Durham International Airport and used social media to recruit members while sending money to the terrorist organization.
- Nearly 200 injured service members compete in 2026 Warrior Games
Nearly 200 injured service members competed in the 2026 Warrior Games in San Antonio, Texas. Army Maj. Jonathan Turnbull, who survived a 2019 ISIS suicide bombing in Syria and underwent 23 surgeries, participated despite losing his right eye and sustaining severe injuries. The event included adaptive sports for athletes with service-related injuries such as physical trauma, traumatic brain injuries, visual impairments, or PTSD.
- ISIS bride tells court she shunned the brutal regime after the fall of Islamic State - as she pleads for her freedom after seven years in captivity at 'harsh' Syrian desert camp
An ISIS bride is testifying in court that she rejected the Islamic State regime after its collapse and is seeking freedom after seven years in a harsh Syrian desert camp. She claims to have shunned the brutal group's authority following its downfall.
- California man accused of ISIS terror plot with ex-Navy sailor to blow up Special Forces issues pitiful statement
A California man was arrested for allegedly plotting an ISIS-linked attack against Special Forces with co-defendants. The defendant's attorney claimed he aspired to be a civil engineer. Co-defendants from Kansas and near San Diego were also arrested.
- It’s been 10 years since ‘unimaginable tragedy,’ the Pulse nightclub shooting
The article marks the 10th anniversary of the 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando, where a gunman pledged to ISIS killed 49 people during a Latin night. Current discussions include state actions affecting LGBTQ+ spaces, such as removing Pride colors at the memorial site, and plans for a permanent memorial. Political figures like State Sen. Carlos Guillermo Smith and Gov. Ron DeSantis have acknowledged the tragedy and its ongoing impact.
- Trump’s counterterrorism strategy scores big wins against global terror threats
The Trump administration's counterterrorism strategy is credited with recent successes, including the arrest of Iranian proxy terrorist Mohammad al Saadi in Turkey and the killing of ISIS leader Abu Bilal al Manuki in Nigeria. Both operations targeted individuals planning attacks in Europe and the U.S., with al Saadi allegedly targeting Ivanka Trump in retaliation for the 2026 strike that killed Qasem Soleimani.
- Chief who vaulted over barricade to chase ISIS-inspired wannabe bombers at Gracie Mansion protest awarded NYPD’s Medal for Valor
A police chief who jumped over a barricade to pursue ISIS-inspired would-be bombers during a protest at Gracie Mansion was awarded the NYPD’s Medal for Valor. His 11-year-old son expressed pride in his father's actions.
- New Jersey man, 22, allegedly planned ISIS attack on synagogue, DOJ says
A 22-year-old New Jersey man is alleged to have planned an ISIS attack on a synagogue, according to the DOJ. He discussed potential attacks on U.S. targets, including places of worship.
- The ISIS handbook that gave men a green light to capture and RAPE slaves is revealed in court - as Aussie ISIS bride makes her bid for freedom
An ISIS handbook was revealed in court, providing men with instructions to capture and rape slaves. An Australian woman identified as an ISIS bride is seeking freedom.
- Navy sailor, 25, is arrested for twisted ISIS plot to wreak mass havoc and 'kill 300m Americans'
A 25-year-old Navy sailor was arrested for planning a terrorist plot linked to ISIS aimed at causing mass havoc and killing 300 million Americans.
- Three U.S. men arrested on charges of plotting to support ISIS
Three U.S. citizens were arrested for plotting to support ISIS, according to an FBI investigation. The arrests were made by the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force.
- California Navy sailor, 25, ‘caught in ISIS plot to kill Special Forces using rocket-propelled grenades and drones’
A 25-year-old California Navy sailor is alleged to have been involved in an ISIS plot to kill U.S. Special Forces using rocket-propelled grenades and drones. Federal prosecutors claim he proposed using drones to target the personnel.
- Todd Blanche 'honored and humbled' by Trump's AG nomination after explosive week of federal arrests
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche expressed being 'honored and humbled' by President Donald Trump's nomination to lead the Department of Justice permanently, following a week of federal arrests including a drug-smuggling tunnel and ISIS-related indictments. The DOJ also announced it would not proceed with a nearly $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund.