Iraq's all-female combat unit seeks revenge on Islamic State

NAWARAN, Iraq (Reuters) - When Islamic State swept into the northern Iraqi town of Sinjar in 2014, a few young Yazidi women took up arms against the militants attacking women and girls from their community.<div class="feedflare">
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