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By Simon Tomlinson for MailOnline A suspected Islamic State militant taken prisoner in Iraq has protested his innocence despite video showing him at an ISIS rally after the capture of a major city. Alozat Abbas is one of three alleged jihadist fighters captured by Kurdish peshmerga forces who have clawed by territory with the help of U.S. air strikes. The 22-year-old insists his arrest was a mistake, saying he never supported ISIS and was tortured into confessing, according to Sky News which gained access to the prisoners at a secret location. But he doesn't deny taking part in an ISIS gathering after the capture of Mosul in June, where he is seen holding an AK-47 aloft with an ammunition belt wrapped around his Barcelona football shirt.

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Answer: Islamic State issued a chilling threat online that it would attack U.S. targets 'in any place' in revenge for American


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A seven-year-old girl has shaved off all her beautiful red hair to show her support for young children suffering from cancer – including her little sister. Hannah Gorsegner from Middletown, New Jersey, took the brave decision because she wanted to show her support for five-year-old sister, Natalie, who was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in August 2012 and is now in remission. Hannah, who said the day her sister was diagnosed was ‘the worst day of her life’, announced her decision to shave her head during an appearance on the Today show last month. Hannah Gorsegner from Middletown, New Jersey, shaved off all her beautiful red hair to show her support for young children suffering from cancer – including her little sister Natalie, center



Answer: Hannah's parents were emotional as they looked on while their daughter had been beautiful hair removed


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Pyongyang (CNN) -- It is exceedingly rare for Western journalists to be allowed inside the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (DPRK) -- commonly known as North Korea. It is even less common for an American reporter to visit this reclusive nation, home to nearly 25 million people who are essentially isolated from the rest of the world. Yet here I am, an American member of a CNN crew, reporting from Pyongyang about the latest high profile sporting event to sweep this city since a bizarre basketball tournament earlier this year. You probably remember when American NBA star Dennis Rodman organized a basketball tournament in Pyongyang.

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Pyongyang and interact with North Korean fans.