President Barack Obama on Wednesday confirmed the authenticity of a video released by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant that showed the beheading of American journalist Steven Sotloff and vowed that the murder will only “stiffen” the U.S.'
The family of Steven Sotloff released a statement Wednesday, breaking silence for the first time since the journalist was brutally murdered by militants from the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria (ISIS). “Steve had a gentle soul that this world
THIS WORLD WILL BE WITHOUT. BUT HIS SPIRIT, BUT HIS SPIRIT WILL ENDURE IN OUR HEARTS. TODAY WE GRIEVE. THIS WEEK WE MOURN. BUT WE WILL EMERGE FROM THIS ORDEAL. IT IS IT IS STRONG. FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE
The video Tuesday showing the beheading of American journalist Steven Sotloff was first uploaded onto a different website and quickly deleted when copied onto YouTube, slowing the spread of posts linking to it, said a Silicon Valley insider, speaking
President Obama spoke well on Wednesday when he described the beheading of Time magazine reporter Steven Joel Sotloff as an act of "barbarism." No other word better underscores the complete opposition between what the killers stand for, and what