by Joby Warrick | Apr 21, 2017 | Opinion
Most foreigners arriving in the United States are greeted by Customs and Border Protection officers asking routine questions, such as the reason for the trip, where they’re staying and who they’re visiting. But the Trump administration is now considering a far more...
by Joby Warrick | Jan 4, 2017 | Features
Washington- ISIS starts the new year with a drastically depleted bank account, counterterrorism officials say, following months of intensified efforts to deprive the jihadists of oil profits and other revenue used to finance military operations and terrorist attacks...
by Joby Warrick | Nov 30, 2016 | Features
For a man given to fiery rhetoric and long-winded sermons, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani became oddly quiet during his last summer as the chief spokesman for ISIS. The Syrian who exhorted thousands of young Muslims to don suicide belts appeared increasingly obsessed with his...
by Joby Warrick | Jun 18, 2016 | World
The Washington Post By Joby Warrick Tirana-Ask Bujar Hysa about the charges that landed him in Tirana’s cramped No. 302 Prison, and he spits furious denials. “I never encouraged terrorism!” declared the Muslim cleric, convicted last month of...
