In Iraq, Death Comes For A Technician Defusing Bombs By Hand

America's allies don't have proper demining equipment or protective gear. That's costing them their lives.
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Ala Tayyeb: A Film Journalist And Kurdish Hero

“When do we go back to the front?” were his first words after coming to in the recovery room.
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ISIS Controlled This Iraqi City Mere Days Ago. Here's A Look Inside.

"It's still not safe. ISIS could be anywhere."
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Kurdish Fighters Raise Flag In Center Of Sinjar

Kurdish militia fighters launched a major offensive to retake Sinjar from the Islamic State group.
By AP

U.S. Backed-Kurds Launch Offensive To Retake IS-Held Iraqi Town Sinjar

Some 7,500 peshmerga fighters are closing in from three fronts in an effort to take control of the town and cut off a strategic supply line used by the Islamic State militants.
By BRAM JANSSEN, VIVIAN SALAMA, AP

NBC Video Purports To Show Footage Of ISIS Raid That Killed U.S. Operative

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