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ident Barack Obama's na=ional security adviser, Susan Rice, who had explained the Pentagon's plan=to retake the Islamic State's de facto capital of Raqqa with Syrian Kurdish f=rces whom the Pentagon considered the U.S.'s most effective military partners= Obama's national security team had decided to a

otesters take part in a rally to oppose President Donald Trump's executive orders. AP/Elaine Thompson For new re

n scheduled for February 20, after being briefly postponed last week. After Trump Order, Syrian Family Endures Anguish of Changing Rules Following Trump's executive order barring Syrians indefinitely from the U.S., Tania Karas reports on how its chaotic implementation hit one Syrian family who were

entering the United States, after U.S. president Donald Trump signed an executive order barring the entr

ily Endures Anguish of Changing Rules Following Trump's executive order barring Syrians indefinitely from

o fighting militants. The Syrian Defence Forces (SDF), a U.S.-backed alliance of Kurdish and Arab forces, are advancing on ISIS's de facto capital, Raqqa. As they get closer to encircling the city, the SDF is also planning the next phase of the operation in other ISIS-controlled areas such as neighbo

icans have successfully traveled to Syria or Iraq and joined ISIS and other Jihadist groups since 2011. Just 12% of the travelers have been women. Trump Calls For More Biometric Scans, Data Sharing To Stop Terrorism [NextGov] • President Donald Trump on Wednesday (02/20/2019) signed the National Stra

since 2011. Just 12% of the travelers have been women. Trump Calls For More Biometric Scans, Data Sharing To Stop Terrorism [NextGov] • President Donald Trump on Wednesday (02/20/2019) signed the National Strategy to Combat Terrorist Travel, a new policy document that calls for increased use of biometric t

Sharing To Stop Terrorism [NextGov] • President Donald Trump on Wednesday (02/20/2019) signed the Nation

er circle has ties to drug runners and militants. President Trump warned Venezuelan military officials on Monday t

lity for attacks, infographics, and audio/video messages. These releases were most accessible through the messaging app Telegram. Since its loss of Raqqa, Syria, ISIS has not published a non-Arabic language magazine—once a key feature of the group's online media strategy. The last issue of ISIS's Rumi