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Aug 13

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Islamic State claims responsibility for deadly market attack in Baghdad

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In Baghdad, a truck bomb ripped through a crowded food market just after dawn, resulting in one of the deadliest attacks in the Iraqi capital in years. The assault comes as the prime minister is facing pressure to drive back…

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Aug 10

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News Wrap: Suicide bombers kill dozens in Iraq

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In our news wrap Monday, Islamic State suicide bombers killed nearly 60 people and wounded more than 100 others in Diyala Province. Also, More than 1,400 migrants fleeing conflict in Syria and Afghanistan were rescued in various Coast Guard operations…

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Jul 25

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What does Turkey’s new military action against ISIS mean?

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For the first time, Turkey is joining United States-led airstrikes in Syria, targeting Islamic State extremists. The U.S. and NATO have pressured Turkey for months to join the military coalition against ISIS, and the country's prime minister says both military…

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Jul 21

Watch 9:11
Why some Americans are volunteering to fight the Islamic State

By Marcia Biggs

The State Department estimates that more than 150 Americans, including some U.S. military veterans, have packed their bags and flown to Iraq and Syria to volunteer with forces fighting against the Islamic State militant group. Special correspondent Marcia Biggs reports…

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Jul 18

Report: ISIS may have manufactured and fired chemical mortars

By Daniel Costa-Roberts

The Islamic State appears to have manufactured rudimentary chemical weapons and used them to attack Kurdish positions in Syria and Iraq.

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Jul 17

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News Wrap: Texas grand jury to hear Sandra Bland case

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In our news wrap Friday, a Texas grand jury will take up the case of Sandra Bland, a black woman who police say hanged herself Monday after being jailed for a traffic violation. Friends and family say they doubt she…

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Jul 13

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News Wrap: Iraqi forces begin large-scale assault on Islamic State

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In our news wrap Monday, Iraqi troops and Shiite militiamen began an operation against the Islamic State militant group, targeting Anbar province. The launch came as IS claimed responsibility for a series of car bombs and suicide attacks in Baghdad.

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Jun 17

Carter: Iraqi training goal to fall short by 17,000 recruits

By Deb Riechmann, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — The effort to train Iraqi forces to fight Islamic State militants has been slowed by a lack of recruits and the U.S. will not meet its goal to train 24,000 by this fall, Defense Secretary Ash Carter said…

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Jun 16

Ret. Gen. Allen: Population in liberated Syrian town still needs protecting

By Larisa Epatko

The fight against Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq will be a tough slog, but forces have made some progress, including cutting off a key supply route to the militants’ self-proclaimed capital Raqqa in Syria, said retired Gen. George…

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Jun 16

Is U.S. losing to Islamic State group’s social media appeal? General says no

By Larisa Epatko

Despite reports saying the United States has an uphill climb in countering the Islamic State group’s propaganda on social media, retired Marine Corps Gen. John Allen said Tuesday, “I don’t agree with the broad characterization that we’re losing” the war…

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