Jardine Malado
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Eliminating meat from diets could prevent premature deaths, new research suggests
Abstaining from meat could cut premature deaths in the U.S. by a third each year, according to a recent study from Harvard University.
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Rwandan authorities shut down Christian radio station for saying women are 'source of evil'
A Christian radio station in Rwanda was officially shut down on Tuesday for airing a sermon that referred to women as "a source of evil."
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University of New Mexico introduces 'free speech zones' to curb complaints about controversial speakers
The University of New Mexico (UNM) has put up "Free Speech Zone" signs in several areas around the campus in an effort to reduce complaints about controversial speakers and events.
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Christians to fast and pray for North Korea ahead of Trump-Kim meeting
A Christian organization is calling on believers around the world to participate in the International Day of Prayer and Fasting for North Korea on April 28 in anticipation of the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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Which part of your car harbors the most germs? Latest tests reveal the answer
The average car is a haven for germs - and some parts of it more so than others
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Depression cure news 2018: Daily exercise can reduce risk of depression at all ages, according to study
New research has suggested that exercising regularly can lower the risk of developing depression by as much as 16 percent regardless of age or location.
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U.S.-born Jewish extremist who bombed pastor's home goes on hunger strike in bid for freedom
A Jewish man who has been convicted of murdering two Palestinians and committing several terror attacks has gone on a hunger strike in a bid for his freedom.
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Obamacare contraceptive coverage legal case to see Catholic Order 'Little Sisters of the Poor' join Trump administration as party
A federal appeals court has ruled that the Roman Catholic order Little Sisters of the Poor can join the Trump administration in fighting a case over the rollback of the contraception mandate in the Affordable Care Act.
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U.S. Assemblies of God elects first-ever woman to serve as its general secretary
The leaders of the Assemblies of God have elected Rev. Donna L. Barrett as general secretary, making her the first-ever woman in the history of the Pentecostal denomination to fill the role.
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Barbara Bush testified her strong faith in Jesus shortly before her death
Former First Lady Barbara Bush, who passed away last week at the age of 92, attested to her faith in Jesus Christ when she spoke to family members during her final days.
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Christian woman dies after being set on fire by Muslim man she turned down for marriage
A Christian woman in Pakistan has died from burn injuries that she suffered after a Muslim man doused her with acid and set her on fire for rejecting his marriage proposal.
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German bishops deny that Vatican rejected proposals to allow Protestant spouses to receive Communion
The German Bishops' Conference has denied reports that the Vatican rejected a guidance detailing plans to allow Protestants who are married to Catholics to receive Communion.