A Check On Saudi Arabia, Which Is Investigating 3 Suicide Bombings

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U.S. Military Trainers Teach Afghan Troops To Wield Artillery

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Suicide Bombers Hit 3 Saudi Cities in 24 Hours

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After A Case Of Mistaken ISIS Identity, UAE Issues Travel Warning

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Documentary Explores The Cyber-War Secrets Of Stuxnet

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Family members and friends of the victims of the Istanbul attack paid tribute at a memorial service Thursday at Ataturk Airport. Turkish authorities say the evidence points to three Russian-speaking suicide bombers who were part of the Islamic State. Emrah Gurel/AP hide caption

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Author Examines ISIS: Its Strength And Strategy

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Massive Bombing In Baghdad Leaves At Least 121 Dead

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Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, prime minister of United Arab Emirates, wears traditional dress as he listens to an Emirati employee while visiting al-Maktoum International Airport in Dubai. Kamran Jebreili/AP hide caption

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Iraqi firefighters and civilians evacuate bodies of victims killed from a bomb at a commercial area on Sunday in Karada neighborhood, Baghdad, Iraq. Khalid Mohammed/AP hide caption

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At Least 142 Killed In Islamic State-Claimed Bombing In Baghdad

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Security Expert: 'ISIS And Al-Qaida Are Competing On A Worldwide Canvas'

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Turks Hope Government Will Ramp Up Fight Against Militants

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An Iran Air Boeing 747 is parked at Mehrabad International Airport in Tehran in this 2003 photo. Boeing has agreed to lease or sell about 100 aircraft to Iran, but there are still potential obstacles. Hasan Sarbakhshian/AP hide caption

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More Than Airplanes Are Riding On Boeing's Deal With Iran

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Syrian City Of Aleppo Is In Short Supply Of Medical Specialists

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