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In a new audio message Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, the self-proclaimed caliph of the Islamic State, has warned of difficult times ahead, saying "the whole world" is united against the Islamic State.
Al-Baghdadi's 24-minute message -- his first since May -- appears to have been recorded in the past two weeks. The ISIS leader talks of a "general war" in which the "caliphate" is up against the West, Russia and their Arab allies -- specifically Saudi Arabia. The recording was released Saturday by ISIS' Al-Furqan Media.
"Do not be amazed by the meeting of the nations of disbelief and groups against the Islamic State," says al Baghdadi. "If we are killed and the wounds are numerous and the problems amassed against us and the hardships are great, then it is no surprise either."
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Hillary Clinton late Monday hit back at Donald Trump after nearly two days of attacks on her and former President Bill Clinton. In a statement her campaign said she wouldn't be "pushed around" by Trump like his GOP rivals or "bullied and distracted" by the mogul's rhetoric.
"When [Trump's] insults are directed at women, immigrants, Asian-Americans, Muslims, the disabled, or hard working Americans looking to raise their wages -- Hillary Clinton will stand up to him, as she has from the beginning," a campaign spokeswoman said.
Trump on Monday again warned Clinton against attempting to use "the woman's card" on him, a day after he accused the former secretary of state of unfairly trading on her gender. The billionaire's brushback follows his labeling Bill Clinton as "fair game" on Sunday, as the former president prepares to hit the trail next week to campaign for his wife.
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Officers won't be charged in Tamir Rice death
Prosecutor: "perfect storm of human error" killed Tamir
Tamir's family: "disappointed, not surprised"
Teen shot , killed, was holding a pellet gun
Cameras show Tamir Rice pointing pellet gun at people
Breaking News: Deadly storms across U.S.
EF4, EF3, tornados ripped through Texas over the weekend
Severe weather continues to sweep the United States
Breaking News: War on ISIS
Iraq: ISIS stronghold of Ramadi now "Liberated"
Iraq government says it has retaken Ramadi from ISIS
In a new audio message Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, the self-proclaimed caliph of the Islamic State, has warned of difficult times ahead, saying "the whole world" is united against the Islamic State.
Al-Baghdadi's 24-minute message -- his first since May -- appears to have been recorded in the past two weeks. The ISIS leader talks of a "general war" in which the "caliphate" is up against the West, Russia and their Arab allies -- specifically Saudi Arabia. The recording was released Saturday by ISIS' Al-Furqan Media.
"Do not be amazed by the meeting of the nations of disbelief and groups against the Islamic State," says al Baghdadi. "If we are killed and the wounds are numerous and the problems amassed against us and the hardships are great, then it is no surprise either."
Breaking News
Hillary Clinton late Monday hit back at Donald Trump after nearly two days of attacks on her and former President Bill Clinton. In a statement her campaign said she wouldn't be "pushed around" by Trump like his GOP rivals or "bullied and distracted" by the mogul's rhetoric.
"When [Trump's] insults are directed at women, immigrants, Asian-Americans, Muslims, the disabled, or hard working Americans looking to raise their wages -- Hillary Clinton will stand up to him, as she has from the beginning," a campaign spokeswoman said.
Trump on Monday again warned Clinton against attempting to use "the woman's card" on him, a day after he accused the former secretary of state of unfairly trading on her gender. The billionaire's brushback follows his labeling Bill Clinton as "fair game" on Sunday, as the former president prepares to hit the trail next week to campaign for his wife.
Breaking News
Officers won't be charged in Tamir Rice death
Prosecutor: "perfect storm of human error" killed Tamir
Tamir's family: "disappointed, not surprised"
Teen shot , killed, was holding a pellet gun
Cameras show Tamir Rice pointing pellet gun at people
Breaking News: Deadly storms across U.S.
EF4, EF3, tornados ripped through Texas over the weekend
Severe weather continues to sweep the United States
Breaking News: War on ISIS
Iraq: ISIS stronghold of Ramadi now "Liberated"
Iraq government says it has retaken Ramadi from ISIS
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