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ISIS terror factory uncovered

Iraqi forces explored a network of tunnels and uncovered a bomb-making facility on Thursday in a village near Mosul that was recently retaken from the Islamic State group, offering a glimpse of the challenge they will face as they move closer to the city. Ten days into the offensive, the… Read More

Experts: ISIS chemical weapon attack coming

Every day, it seems violent Islamic extremism sinks to a new low — and they may be planning their most awful attack yet. As the blood thirsty Islamic State grows more desperate in the battle of Mosul, experts warn they’re preparing to use weapons of mass destruction — and it… Read More

Two quake aftershocks shake recovering town

A pair of strong aftershocks shook central Italy late Wednesday, crumbling churches and buildings, knocking out power and sending panicked residents into the rain-drenched streets just two months after a powerful earthquake killed nearly 300 people. But hours after the temblors hit, there were no reports of serious injuries or… Read More

The mysterious sniper that ISIS fears

The Islamic State has spent years terrorizing citizens around the Iraqi city of Mosul, using brutal torture and public executions to keep the millions of civilians in line. Now the tables have been turned, according to a report from The Sun. As Iraqi forces close in on the Islamic terror… Read More

Angry Syrian refugees set fire to own camp

Large portions of the makeshift refugee camp known as “the jungle” went up in flames Wednesday, as departing migrants set fire to shelters and tents before police moved in to relocate them out of northern France. Hundreds of French police have swooped into the camp near the city of Calais,… Read More

EU: Accepting Syrian refugees was a mistake

The huge refugee crisis is slowly destroying Europe – and countries across the EU are finally saying, “Enough is enough!” But that’s not enough to deter Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. And should Clinton win the presidential election, Europe’s lessons will be hard learned here in America. All across the… Read More

Islamic terrorists storm police academy, slaughter 59

Militants wearing suicide vests stormed a Pakistani police academy in the southwestern city of Quetta overnight, killing at least 59 people, mostly police cadets and recruits, and waging a ferocious gunbattle with troops that lasted into early hours Tuesday. Pakistani officials feared the death toll could rise further, as the… Read More

Massive prison break – 172 inmates overpower guards

Police officers were searching cars and boats for escaped prisoners on Sunday after recapturing at least a dozen of the 172 inmates who overpowered guards and fled from a lockup in central Haiti, the prison’s director said. The prison break occurred Saturday in Arcahaie, a coastal town about 30 miles… Read More

ISIS launches desperate counter-attack

In their final hours of desperation, Islamic State militants armed with assault rifles and explosives launched a surprise counter-offensive against targets in and around the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk early Friday. The assault appeared aimed at diverting Iraqi security forces from a massive offensive against the ISIS-held city of Mosul… Read More

Typhoon kills at least 13 in China

Typhoon Haima barreled into southern China on Friday after hammering the northern Philippines with ferocious wind and rain, triggering flooding, landslides and power outages and killing at least 13 people. Chinese meteorological services said the typhoon made landfall shortly after noon in the city of Shanwei in Guangdong province, packing… Read More