Iraqi troops tighten their grip around ISIS in Mosul
Some Iraqi commanders say they'll retake the entire city of Mosul within weeks
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Some Iraqi commanders say they'll retake the entire city of Mosul within weeks
An ISIS defector told CBS News that the powerful propaganda led him to believe they wanted to create a just Islamic state
CBS News' Holly Williams reports from the front line of the fight against ISIS as Iraqis work to take back the ancient city
ISIS suspected in Baghdad carnage at party for family tied to major anti-ISIS tribe; most of the dead were children, officials say
CBS News rides along with an American platoon using drones to help direct airstrikes against ISIS in the battle for Mosul
Iraqi archeologists confirm many artifacts destroyed by ISIS were statues dating back thousands of years
U.S.-backed forces overcome ISIS fighters to reach heart of hotly contested western Mosul but backpedal in face of heavy ISIS fire
As Iraqi forces fight, ISIS militants are battling back with everything they’ve got, including suspected chemical weapons
Muhaiman was separated from his mother for nearly three years after ISIS took control of Mosul
An estimated 7,000 people sneak away in dead of night, risking everything to escape starvation
An estimated 8,000 people have streamed out of terror group's last urban bastion in Iraq, and that's just the tip of the iceberg
U.S. advisers are operating closer to the front lines in an attempt to help the Iraqis better coordinate their attacks
In battle for densely packed western Mosul, terror group's last urban stronghold in Iraq, police eye major strategic target
ISIS has been using drones against Iraqi forces with increasing levels of sophistication
Iraqi and Kurdish forces backed by U.S.-led airstrikes launched coordinated military operations to retake Iraq's second-largest city
"How is this our fault? Why would you ban us? We are the victims," said one Mosul resident
CBS News' Charlie D'Agata is inside Mosul, Iraq, where ISIS militants turned a university into a chemistry lab producing explosives
Mosul has been Islamic extremist group's bastion in Iraq for years, and while half now liberated, fight for the other half may be "even tougher"
After months of slow progress, troops retake eastern edge of bridge, cluster of buildings inside Mosul University
The city is still home to around a million people. Some 120,000 have fled since the operation began on Oct. 17, according to the United Nations.
Famed landmark bridge blown up in attempt to isolate ISIS inside Mosul; Baghdad sending reinforcements as assault grinds to a halt
Research group says militants had a "robust and reliable" supply of raw materials for bombs from Turkey into their Iraqi stronghold
Journalist John Cantlie has been used as Western voice to convey terror group's message since capture, which appears to be taking toll on his health
While there was initial battlefield successes, the progress of Iraqi forces has slowed down after fierce ISIS counterattacks
Experts say Mosul, where 1 million civilians still thought to be trapped, was epicenter of militant's chemical weapons program