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OpsLens Update A suicide attack has occurred at a mosque in northwestern Pakistan in the town of Mohmand, near the Afghanistan border.  The blast killed 16 individuals in the Mosque, …

By James Mackenzie and Rupam Jain, Reuters Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai has sharply criticized new authorities giving the U.S. military greater freedom to fight Taliban insurgents, saying they were a …

By Lucas Tomlinson, FoxNews.com Iran threatened to shoot down two US Navy surveillance aircraft flying close to Iranian territory in the Persian Gulf over the weekend, the latest in a series …

Rodrigo Duterte, the President of the Phillipines, stated on Monday that he wants all U.S Special Operations forces removed from his country due to the growing threat from Abu Sayyaf, a …

By Alicia Hesse, Lifezette French officials arrested three “radicalized” women, who authorities said were likely plotting an imminent attack, after police discovered a car loaded with gas canisters near the …

Hours after South Korea noted unusual seismic activity near its neighbor’s northeastern nuclear test site, North Korea announced that it had conducted its second nuclear test in eight months on …

As we approach the fifteen-year anniversary of ‘9/11’, which coincidentally falls on the same day as the National Football League’s opening Sunday, our nation is sadly discussing whether individuals will …

Reports out of Syria indicate that the Islamic State’s Media Amir, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, may have been killed in a Coalition airstrike.  While U.S. officials did not immediately confirm al-Adnani’s …

We don’t often share posts related to sports as a national security and world news company, but events such as Colin Kaepernick’s refusal to stand during the national anthem strikes a …

By Thomas D. Williams, PH.D,  Breitbart In a bizarre digression from their latest anti-Christian tirade, the Islamic State addressed the question of black slavery, claiming that if Muslims had been …