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Will Egypt join in strikes against ISIS?
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry talks to CNN's Wolf Blitzer about Egypt's involvement against ISIS.
Pentagon: Strikes have been 'very lethal'
Pentagon Press Secretary Rear Admiral John Kirby tells Wolf Blitzer how successful the latest strikes against ISIS have been.
What life is like inside ISIS stronghold
Brian Todd gets inside accounts of life in Raqqa, Syria, the ISIS stronghold bombed by the U.S. and its allies.
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U.S., Arab allies strike ISIS in Syria
Five Arab states have joined the U.S. in the operation against ISIS in Syria. Elise Labott explains the coalition.
Are Americans attempting to fight in Syria?
U.S. Secy. of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson talks to Wolf Blitzer about whether Americans are fighting in Syria.
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ISIS forces seize 60 villages
CNN's Barbara Starr reports that ISIS forces have taken over 60 villages in northern Syria.
New al Qaeda cell concerns U.S. officials
An al Qaeda cell operating in Syria is posing a new threat to the U.S. CNN's Pamela Brown has the details.
Airstrikes in Syria on the way?
President Obama visited the U.S. Central Command, which is planning the current airstrike campaign in Iraq.
House approves helping Syrian rebels
The House approved the Obama administration's request to train and equip Syrian rebels. Dana Bash reports. Full story
CIA: ISIS has more than 20,000 fighters
The CIA now says there are between 20,000 to 31,500 ISIS fighters operating in Iraq and Syria. CNN's Jim Sciutto reports.
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