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Tag: ISIS
Wiretap: An upside in the unbearable horror of ISIS
The latest ISIS atrocity has brought about that rare thing -- a sense of unity, and joint revulsion, among the many rival factions in...
Udall tries to hold on to Senate seat in tight fight...
Efforts in the past two weeks in the dead-heat U.S. Senate race have focused on getting voters to mail in ballots and now to drop them directly at polling centers. It's all about turn out now.
Wiretap: The astonishing horror of ISIS captivity
In a terrifyingly sad and astonishing story in the New York Times, Rukmini Callimachi tells of the lives lived by the hostages in the days they were held by ISIS.
Wiretap: We designed the chemical weapons we were looking for in...
C.J. Chivers reports on the pre-1992 chemical arms buried in Iraq. They were used in Iraq's war with Iran and then found new victims between 2004 and 2011: American and Iraqi troops.
In last-stretch Pueblo face-off, Udall, Gardner fire up supporters
In Pueblo, the moderator left it to the candidates to hold each other accountable. It didn't work. Boos and hisses abounded after every non-answer.
Wiretap: Hong Kong scary
This is a big deal. Hong King citizens fear promises made to them nearly 20 years ago about democratic rights by the central government in Beijing are being broken.
Wiretap: We’re no-vote bombing, which is just fine with election-year Congress
We don't know what the plan, what the risks are or what the costs might be. But, hey, we'll think about that after November.
Wiretap: U.S. leans on Kurds to save country Kurds want desperately...
America wants the Kurds to do two incompatible things: One, to save Iraq from ISIS and, two, to then resist seceding from Iraq.
Wiretap: Ground war gallop
Republicans are galloping toward a ground war in Syria and Iraq, Dana Milbank writes in The Washington Post.