War on terror

Even The Defense Department Is Questioning Obama's ISIS Strategy

ISIS’ recent victory in seizing the key Iraqi city of Ramadi -- a defeat that even the State Department called a major setback in the U.S.-led fight against the group -- is forcing top Obama administration officials to wrestle with an uncomfortable reality: its main regional ally may not be up for the fight. “The Iraqi forces showed no will to fight,” Defense Secretary Ash Carter told CNN’s "State of the Union" on Sunday of Ramadi’s fall.