For all the tragic news we hear affiliated with ISIS, it is nice to see a little girl get rescued from this horrible group of jihadists.     AMN: An emotional video has appeared of a girl, said to be Assyrian, expressing her thanks to the Iraqi army for ridding

Good for the Assyrian’s! Hopefully they can continue to fight ISIS and and liberate more villages and gain back some control.   AMN: The Assyrian-led “Nineveh Protection Units” launched a successful assault against the so-called “Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham” (ISIS) in the southern Mosul countryside on Thursday, liberating

  Seriously? Surely women in the US don’t have it worse than those in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Rwanda… Washington Examiner: Vice presidential candidate Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said Tuesday that the United States has made it difficult for women to be elected to higher office, and argued that America ranks

  ISIS will use any justification to kill and crucify people. They are spreading fear among these towns. When will they be stopped? Newsweek: Fighters from the Islamic State militant group (ISIS) are crucifying residents “every day” for violating fasting rules during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, according to

Hopefully this puts them a step closer to retaking control of Fallujah and getting the rest of the people out. ISIS needs to be stopped. CNN: Coalition warplanes bombed ISIS command centers and tunnel networks Friday in Falluja, Iraq, killing dozens of militants, the Iraqi Joint Operation Command said, as

Let’s hope that the Iraqi-led operation can help get these kids and people out safely of Fallujah… It seems like the Iraqi forces have their act together. CNN: ISIS-held Fallujah is surrounded by Iraqi-forces, which are expected to storm the city soon. An estimated 50,000 people — 20,000 of whom

Families are fleeing to displacement camps where they don’t know what it going to be waiting for them. How long until the coalition pushes ISIS out? How long before ISIS takes it back over? CNN: Suad had feared for so long that she would die. A mother in Falluja, Iraq,