Fighting ISIS with the Badr Brigade
CBS producer Justine Redman and correspondent Holly Williams cover fight against Islamist radicals in Diyala province, Iraq
The Fight Against ISIS
Armed with U.S. weapons, ruthless militia beating ISIS in Iraq
The Badr Brigade, a Shiite militia with a murky past, has become so effective in the fight against ISIS that it now commands an Iraqi army battalion
U.S. working to rescue American woman held by ISIS
Following the execution of Japanese journalist Kenji Goto, Obama said the White House is now focused on another hostage, before it's too late
Jordanian foreign minister: No proof from ISIS that pilot is alive
Though ISIS killed a Japanese hostage, Jordan still willing to swap a jailed female suicide bomber for their imprisoned pilot
Lindsey Graham warns of "Paris on steroids" if ISIS not defeated
Republicans say an air campaign against the militants is not sufficient
ISIS fighters admit defeat in Syrian town of Kobani
Militant group acknowledges its fighters have been defeated, but vowed to attack the strategic town near Turkish border again
ISIS claims to kill Japanese hostage in online video
Purported beheading video comes a week after killing of other Japanese hostage
Efforts to free ISIS hostage "in a state of deadlock"
Japan races to gain new information on journalist with fate linked to captured Jordanian fighter pilot, female Qaeda prisoner
Egypt's ISIS affiliate claims Sinai carnage
At least 26 people killed - mostly security forces - in string of attacks across restive Sinai Peninsula
Anxious night for ISIS hostages' families
With militant group's deadline for Jordan to free an attempted suicide bomber long past, officials have little info to offer
Hostage's wife issues plea as ISIS deadline passes
Speaking out for the 1st time, Japanese man's wife begs Jordanian, Japanese officials to "understand that the fates of both men are in their hands"
Japan "trusting" Jordan to save ISIS hostage
As new deadline fast approaches for Amman to free al Qaeda prisoner, Japanese journalist Kenji Goto's fate hangs in the balance
New ISIS message features voice claiming to be Japanese hostage
The recording extends the deadline for Jordan to release would-be suicide bomber to prevent killing of Jordanian fighter pilot
Prisoner swap to free two ISIS hostages remains unclear
Terrorists demand release of would-be suicide bomber from Jordan in exchange for lives of Japanese hostage and Jordanian fighter pilot
Jordan "ready" to meet ISIS demand
But Amman seems to be trying to renegotiate terms of prisoner swap offered by ISIS, and there's no mention of Japanese hostage
Japanese hostage's mother makes last-minute plea
Begs prime minister to save son after purported final ISIS death threat; secret talks in Jordan seek his release and that of Jordanian pilot
After Kobani victory, Kurds expand fight against ISIS
Extremist fight expands to 300 Kurdish villages and hamlets in Syria, and fighting so far has leveled the strategic town on the Turkish border
"I only have 24 hours left to live"
New audio message seemingly read by Japanese ISIS hostage says terror group will kill him if demanded prisoner swap doesn't go ahead
How ISIS is bombed from a South Carolina facility
CBS News was given rare access inside a military center where ISIS bombing targets are picked
ISIS handed huge symbolic defeat in Kobani
Militants on "verge of defeat" after some 1,600 people killed, thousands displaced in battle for Syrian border town of Kobani
ISIS spokesman calls for more attacks on West
Audio recording praises terror attacks by name and says loyalist should take opportunities to "shed a drop of blood"
Japan asks for international help to save hostage
With new unverified video seeming to shift terror group's demands, Tokyo says it's "seeking cooperation from every possible party"
Japan working to rescue ISIS-held hostage
The Japanese government was still analyzing a video purporting to show that another hostage had been killed by the extremist group
ISIS hostage execution has Japan questioning engagement
Under Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Japan has become more assertive than at any time since World War II, and some say they are now paying the price
U.S.: No reason to doubt picture of dead ISIS hostage
Intelligence community finds no reason to doubt authenticity of picture claiming to show Japanese hostage
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