The Liberation of Fallujah, the Fall of Baghdad
Securing the Iraqi capital won’t be easy, but keeping Baghdad safe from the Islamic State is the only way to ensure it doesn’t fall to Shiite militias.
Securing the Iraqi capital won’t be easy, but keeping Baghdad safe from the Islamic State is the only way to ensure it doesn’t fall to Shiite militias.
But who’s going to lead the fight to take Iraq’s second city back from the Islamic State?
It’s time to let the U.S. military get creative with partners on the ground — and let pilots above open a can of whoop-ass on the Islamic State.
Why the current U.S. plan to win back Iraq only guarantees the Islamic State won’t be defeated.
Does the Iraqi Army have the right stuff to win the battle everyone knows is coming -- and handle the messy aftermath?
The world came to the rescue of the refugees on Mount Sinjar -- so why does it continue to ignore thousands more Iraqi minorities who face imminent threat of extermination by jihadists?
As ISIS marches toward Baghdad, can Washington afford to sit on the sidelines?
How a neurosurgeon from Maryland cleaned up one of the most notoriously violent cities in Iraq.
And it's about to become Obama's problem all over again.
Mesopotamia is once again descending into sectarian violence. Too bad nobody in the United States understands what's happening on the ground.










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