The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has become an international caliphate, which is an Islamic government led by a person believed to be a successor to the prophet Muhammad. It took 14 months for its leader to establish himself as a ruler "by the order of God".

There is much to fear about ISIS. The beheading of victims, killings and other barbaric acts seem to be endless and done without a drop of good will -- heartless. They are probably the most feared group in all of the world simply because we never know what they are capable of doing.

Despite this, soldiers and military forces are sent to fight them. It is their responsibility to protect their people so even if it is hard to leave their families and risk their lives, they have to do it. Men are expected to fight while women are expected to stay home and take care of the children, but that is not how some Kurdish women see the situation.

Police in Washington D.C. tackled an unarmed young black man to the ground and arrested his companion because they made a white woman feel "uncomfortable."

The two young men were confronted and subjected to police violence at an ATM machine shortly after a woman reported them simply because they made her feel ill at ease.

Police took appropriate white action, and tackled one of them to the ground, injuring the teen as they did so.

Unlike most girls her age, Phetjee Jaa O. Mee Khun isn’t in to fashion or makeups.

The 13-year-old girl from Chonburi Province of Thailand is into boys. Fighting boys through Muay Thai to be exact.

The badass girl started practising the combat sports when she was 7. Because of hard work, dedication, and talent, Mee Khun became one of the most fearsome fighters not only among girls her age but boys too.