ISIS Militants March On Despite Airstrikes, International Outrage -- Faith Karimi and Laura Smith-Spark, CNN
(CNN) -- Despite airstrikes and international outrage against ISIS militants, the terror group is overrunning Iraqi forces and slowly marching on toward a province on Baghdad's doorstep. And as alarming developments piled up over the weekend, Iraqi forces threatened to flee if the U.S. military does not intervene.
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