A 17-year-old from Alberta has been arrested in connection with a terrorism-related offence following an investigation into online communications with accounts linked to ISIS.

People inspired by ISIS continue to pose a threat to U.S. security.

A Sydney man jailed for planning an ISIS insurgency in Australia will be released on Nov. 1 (Sunday) without any application to keep him behind bars, Senate Estimates has heard.

An accused member of ISIS will be allowed to return to the community because of health and age concerns.

The RCMP also allege that Polman was associated with Nusaybah Katibah, a female ISIS group, and belonged to a group of older women who formed an all-female ISIS battalion.

ISIS emerged in the 2010s during the Syrian civil war and aftermath of the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq.

One of Bakit's alleged messages was a pledge of allegiance to ISIS sent on Dec. 15, 2018, said Senior Constable Dillon in court.

The 65-year-old retiree allegedly pledged allegiance to ISIS.

“The subject in this case was allegedly plotting a violent attack in support of ISIS—engaging with ISIS propaganda online, building attack concepts, and repeatedly expressing extremist rhetoric—all while acquiring weapons believed to be in preparation

The lawyer of a man accused of possessing ISIS beheading propaganda has questioned what proof police have that he supports a terrorist organisation.

A Victorian man is set to appear in court after being charged by the Australian Federal Police's National Security Investigations (NSI) branch as part of an ongoing investigation into a group of men accessing and sharing ISIS propaganda online.

An Afghan national and member of the ISIS-K terrorist organization, the Afghanistan branch of ISIS, was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Wednesday for his role in a 2021 terror attack that resulted in the deaths of 13 U.S. service members in Kabul,

They were not part of the recently returned cohort of so-called "ISIS brides" from the Al Roj camp, also located in Syria.

"Intelligence confirmed the targets were ISIS militants. Complete assessments are ongoing. No U.S. or Nigerian forces were harmed," AFRICOM said in a statement.

A woman accused of joining ISIS in the Middle East will remain behind bars after a judge denied her bid to rejoin her son at the family home.

Some women travelled willingly to support their partners who wanted to fight for the ISIS, but advocates for the group say others were coerced or only went to the Middle East to keep their family together.

While some women travelled willingly to support their partners who wanted to fight for ISIS, advocates for the group say others were trafficked, or only went to the Middle East to keep their family together.

President Donald Trump announced a "powerful and deadly strike" targeting the ISIS terrorist group in northwest Nigeria on Dec. 25.

The return of the so-called ISIS "brides" and their children has led to questions around whether the legal framework is sufficient.

-led coalition to fight ISIS. On June 20, ISIS claimed responsibility for an attack near ​the city ​of Manbij ⁠in Syria's Aleppo Province.

Police also claim El Houli only left Syria when ISIS was defeated and not as a result of a change in views.

A second group of women and children linked to ISIS are expected to face charges when they arrive back in Australia.

Detectives also alleged El Houli attempted to persuade other family and friends to travel to Syria in text messages, including talking about the perks foreign ISIS members received from the regime.

A pair of ISIS-linked women charged with slavery offences will remain behind bars after postponing their bid for freedom.

Parker said Bowie also mentioned she wanted to fly to Syria to join other ISIS-controlled territories.

An accused ISIS bride will walk from court after a magistrate found stringent bail conditions could reduce the very low risk she posed to the community.

During investigations, police located two ISIS flags in the belongings of the alleged Bondi shooters. The pair is also alleged to have filmed an ISIS-style video before the mass shooting.

An accused "ISIS bride" has been refused bail after a magistrate found she posed an unacceptable risk of endangering the community.

The uncle of an accused ISIS "bride" has told a magistrate he hates the "evil" terrorist group as he supports his niece's bid for bail.

A woman accused of marrying ISIS fighters allegedly lived with a teenage slave who was repeatedly assaulted and raped by her father.