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Dec 08

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The number of foreign recruits to the Islamic State is booming, but not in the U.S.

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As U.S. officials worry about attacks inspired by the Islamic State group, a new report says the number of foreign fighters traveling to Iraq and Syria has increased dramatically in the past year. Judy Woodruff learns more from Richard Barrett…

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Dec 07

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FBI probes how San Bernardino suspects were radicalized

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As investigators probe whether San Bernardino shooter Tashfeen Malik was the driving force behind the rampage that killed 14 people, President Obama sought to reassure the nation Sunday night in an address. The president did not announce any new strategy…

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Dec 04

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Evidence mounts behind San Bernardino as terror attack, but no clear links to outside groups

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After days of questions about the deadly shooting in San Bernardino, the FBI says it is now investigating the attacks as an act of terrorism. The killers reportedly tried to cover their digital tracks, while at the same time the…

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Dec 03

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The terrorism question looming over the San Bernardino attack

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There are many unknowns in the San Bernardino mass shooting, including what motive propelled the suspects to unleash their deadly force at a social services center. So far, several reports have suggested that the FBI is treating it as a…

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Nov 20

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Why more and more women are drawn to the Islamic State

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Experts say that more and more women are making the decision to join the Islamic State. Who are they and what are their motivations? William Brangham finds out from foreign affairs and defense producer P.J. Tobia, the host of NewsHour’s…

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Nov 16

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Police search for Paris suspect in Brussels neighborhood with extremist ties

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Nov 13

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What authorities are asking about the Paris attacks tonight

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Who is capable of conducting the multiple-target attack that terrorized Paris on Friday night? Judy Woodruff talks to Lorenzo Vidino of George Washington University.

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Sep 01

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How young Tunisians went from Arab Spring to Islamic State

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In the wake of the Arab Spring, Tunisians hoped that jobs and prosperity would follow the rise of democracy in their country. But persistent unemployment and poverty have disenchanted many young people, sending waves of former protesters to fight for…

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Jun 26

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Terror strikes on three continents, can others be stopped?

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Three deadly attacks in France, Kuwait and Tunisia came just days after Islamic State militants urged followers to stage "calamities for non-believers" during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. William Brangham talks to Peter Neumann of the International Centre for…

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Mar 06

Islamic State group destroys ancient site of Nimrud in northern Iraq

By Leah Nagy

Islamic State fighters ransacked and bulldozed the centuries-old archaeological site of Nimrud in northern Iraq on Thursday, in what the head of the U.N.’s cultural agency decried as a “cultural cleansing” that amounted to a “war crime.”…

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