The Trump administration activated a 30-year-old counterterrorism statute on September 11 to deport a Texas-based Afghan woman assessed as an ISIS supporter, marking the first completed use of the Alien Terrorist Removal Court.

The FBI arrested an Albany woman who conducted five reconnaissance visits to the New York State Capitol and recorded ISIS allegiance pledges before planning to conceal a bomb in a food delivery bag and detonate it during a legislative session.

Israeli prosecutors charged Abdullah Gergawi, 20, with planning to car-bomb a packed Beersheba nightclub after he made contact with an active ISIS operative in Syria.

A previously convicted ISIS offender killed one person and wounded 29 by driving a van into Berlin's Christopher Street Day celebration before police shot him dead.

Two named senior jihadist leaders were killed in northwestern Syria in the same week: CENTCOM confirmed the June 19 death of IS leader Ali Husayn al-'Ulaywi on June 24, alongside earlier reporting of an al-Qaeda-affiliated ideologue killed in Idlib.

Three US men in Kansas and California were charged June 8 with conspiring to fund ISIS and facilitate attacks on US servicemembers after a 16-month FBI investigation relying on Discord communications and undercover contact.