Steven Sotloff
The ISIS Hostage: My Torturers Were Not Evil
Danish photographer Daniel Rye lays all bare in a new book on his 13-month ordeal in Syria.
Family of Steven Sotloff Sues Syria Over ISIS Beheading
The lawsuit seeks $90 million in damages for Assad regime's perceived support of ISIS.
Hanukkah Candle Lighting to Commemorate Journalist Killed by ISIS
Steven Sotloff's parents will light the first candle for the Jewish holiday at a public ceremony Tuesday in Miami in memory of their son.
Militant in Videos of Americans Being Beheaded Is Identified: FBI
The masked Islamic State militant in the videos depicting the beheading of two Americans has been identified, FBI Director James Comey said on Thursday
Thousands More Hostages Taken By ISIS Remain Forgotten
After the release of 49 Turkish prisoners, the extent of Islamic State's kidnapping is revealed – and ignored
ISIS Releases New Video of Captured British Journalist
Cantlie: "I'm going to show you the truth as the Western media tries to drag the public back to the abyss of another war with the Islamic state."
For Hostages, Attention Can Save, or It Can Kill
Even when you do everything right, there's no guarantee a hostage will be released
White House: U.S. Journalist Steven Sotloff Not 'Sold' to Islamic State
A Sotloff family spokesman said the Islamic State paid up to $50,000 to rebels who told the militant group the 31-year-old journalist had entered Syria
ISIS Allegedly Beheads Second Captive American Journalist
A video of ISIS allegedly executing Steven Sotloff, a second captive American journalist has emerged.
Military Considering Troops for Iraq, Say U.S. Officials
U.S. officials say military planners are pondering sending fewer than 300 to tighten security near Baghdad
