Andre Mitchell
Octopus amazes scientists for being a very unusual, complex and intelligent creature
Research findings recently published in the scientific journal Nature bolstered observations of the octopus being a very unusual creature.
Soon, going to space is just one elevator ride away, thanks to Canadian invention
The Canadian company Thoth Technology has recently invented and secured a patent for this "space elevator," which is seen to pave the way for easier launching of astronauts, goods and eventaully, tourists into orbit.
Will people who commit suicide go to hell? Most Christians in America don't think so
Although Christian teachings say that only God can decide when and how a person should die, most Americans believe that suicide will not send a person to hell.
US 'most vulnerable' to ISIS terror attack using tunnel network, war veteran warns
Dan Gordon, an author and a veteran of six Israeli wars, said the jihadist group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) may use an existing underground network of tunnels to sow terror in the US.
Christian celebrities admit suffering from depression and share how they fight it
With their celebrity status, famous Christians have to look and feel their best whenever they are facing the camera and appearing before the public. What if they are fighting a battle deep inside them?
Christian vlogger admits joining adultery site, says God and wife have forgiven him
A Christian vlogger has asked forgiveness from God and his wife after it was revealed through a data leak from hackers that he was one of the millions of men who signed up for Ashley Madison, the controversial website that promotes extramarital affairs.
Stewards of God's creation? Humans now called 'super-predators' of other creatures
A recent study published in Science Magazine revealed that we, human beings, are not doing our jobs as responsible stewards of God's Creation very well. Quite the contrary, human beings are now considered ruthless and unsustainable "super-predators" of other creations.
Amnesty International official linked to alleged key figures in terrorist network
A series of news articles published on the British newspaper "The Times" revealed that one of the organisation's senior officials has undeclared public connections with alleged key players in a secretive terrorist network.
London judge orders girl separated from parents who exposed her to ISIS violence
In London, parents subjected their 16-year-old daughter to psychological and emotional harm by trying to radicalise her with extremist propaganda of the Islamic State.
ISIS demolishes 1,600-year-old Christian monastery, desecrates saint's remains
Continuing its streak of atrocities towards peopleâincluding Christiansâand ancient structures in the Middle East, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has demolished a 1,500-year-old monastery in central Syria honoring a martyr who defended Christianity.
ISIS executioner Jihadi John vows to 'cut more heads,' return to UK with ISIS ruler
Notorious Islamic State murderer Jihadi John has vowed to "carry on cutting heads" and make a triumphant return to Britain soon together with the "Khalifa" (ISIS supreme leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi).
Bible prophecy being fulfilled as more American Jews leave US to settle in Israel
More and more Jewish Americans are leaving the United States and making Israel their permanent home.
What does Bible say about aliens? New Creation Museum show to provide answers
The planetarium at the Creation Museum in Kentucky will offer next month a show that will endeavor to tackle a different take on extraterrestrial life: What does the Bible say about aliens?
Forest inferno raging in 5 states; Obama declares state of emergency in Washington
The United States Forest Service has sent prayers to the families of three firefighters killed while battling a fast-growing wildfire in Washington state.
Ashley Madison scandal: Hundreds of US gov't employees used office computers, Internet to access extramarital dating site
Hundreds of United States government employees used their federal offices to access Ashley Madison, a website which promotes extra-marital affairs.
Tennessee courts reverse 'ludicrous' ban on words 'mother,' 'father' in parenting forms
Tennessee courts recently reversed a controversial decision requiring gender-neutral terms on court documents.