President Donald Trump on Monday addressed members of the Special Forces team that raided ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's compound, but only one team member could show his snout to the press. 
A media outlet affiliated with the ISIS terror group has been instructing the group's radical adherents to begin setting forest fires in the United States and Europe to cause mass ecological disasters, according to postings on internet forums dedicated to the terror group. 
Politicians tend to make stuff up. When that happens, the media coverage tends to differ depending on the letter next to the offending politician's name. 
President Donald J. Trump's heroic assassination of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who was mourned in a Washington Post obituary as an "austere religious scholar," has been the source of great controversy in the media establishment. 
President Donald J. Trump delivered a crucial win for the Washington Nationals in game six of the World Series on Tuesday, a delayed result of his appearance at Nationals Park in game five, where he was callously booed by a crowd of Beltway lobbyists upset over his recent assassination of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. 
The Washington Post expressed regret Sunday after running a headline that described ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as a "religious scholar." 
ISIS leader Abu Bakir al-Baghdadi is dead after a confrontation with United States special forces, President Donald Trump announced Sunday. 
A delegation of senior Trump administration officials will depart for Turkey "as soon as possible" to negotiate a ceasefire following Ankara's bloody offensive into Syria that killed civilians and helped to reinvigorate the ISIS terror group, according to senior administration officials. 
Former secretary of defense James Mattis on Sunday said that ISIS will "resurge" if the United States doesn't keep up the pressure in Syria. 
Police have arrested more than twice the number of domestic ISIS terrorists and sympathizers in the first eight months of this year than they charged in all of 2018. 