By Bonnie Kristian |The Islamic State is losing. It is losing land, including all access to the Syrian-Turkish border and 60 percent of the territory it once controlled. And it is losing money—an estimated 80 percent of the terrorist group’s income has dried up as a shrinking caliphate means declining access to oil wells and tax revenue. That ISIS is losing raises the question of what the United States will do once ISIS has lost. Read more of this storySource: News Now / Washington Examiner(Visited 12 times, 12 visits today)Commentscomments

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