The family of a US woman accused of leading an Islamic State squadron and plotting attacks on American soil wants no contact with her as she faces federal terrorism charges.
Prosecutors told Allison Fluke-Ekren on Monday that much of her family has requested that she be barred from speaking to them.
Ms Fluke-Ekren, 42, is accused of training women and children to use weapons and suicide vests in Syria.
She faces up to 20 years in prison.






A British “hitman” has been found guilty of conspiring to kill a Pakistani dissident in the Netherlands.
In Toronto, a youth was arrested Jan. 14, on a preventive terrorism peace bond and appeared in court Thursday in a case allegedly related to the so-called Islamic State.
… The group, which, according to a Yemeni government intelligence report, “works closely” with Al Qaeda and ISIS, in addition, it seems, commits crimes against humanity. It has reportedly, since 2015, killed and injured more than 17,500 civilians — and it recruits, injures and 

