Shianee Mamanglu-Regala
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In chilling video, ISIS vows to attack Russia 'very soon' and 'make their wives concubines and their children slaves'
In an apparent response to the Russian campaign strikes in Syria, the Islamic State (ISIS) released another chilling video vowing attacks in Russia "very soon'' while threatening to "make their wives concubines and their children slaves."
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Swedish court rules against midwife who lost job offers for her refusal to perform abortions based on her Christian faith
A district court in Sweden on Thursday ruled against a midwife, or a nurse who was unjustly denied employment by three different medical clinics because she will not perform abortions.
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Iran treachery? Tehran stops dismantling uranium centrifuges, posing threat to U.S. nuclear deal
The Islamic Republic has reportedly stopped dismantling nuclear centrifuges in two uranium enrichment plants due to pressures from the hardliners who complained that the move was too fast, state media reported, according to Reuters.
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Probers uncover intel about '2-hour timer' bomb placed at doomed Russian airliner's fuel lines
Probers sifting through the remains of a Russian Metrojet that crashed in Sinai last week and killed 224 passengers have reportedly uncovered intelligence about a "two-hour timer" and are linking it with their working theory that the ISIS planted a bomb on the plane's fuel lines before it embarked the popular Sharm el-Sheik resort area for St. Petersburg.
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Assad forces backed by Russian airstrikes break ISIS siege of key Syrian air base
The Syrian government has scored a majority victory for breaking a siege imposed by the Islamic State (ISIS) militants on a key military air base in Aleppo, according to the Daily Mail.
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Swastika-stamped pills resembling Ecstasy sweeping Iceland, putting people in state of delirium
A new pill emblazoned with a 'Swastika' and laced with LSD that puts people in a state of aggressive delirium and causes one to foam at the mouth is spreading rapidly across Iceland, worrying parents and prompting authorities to call for vigilance particularly among young people.
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Scientist incorporates Christian values in discussing climate change to evangelicals
A Canadian scientist is incorporating Christian values when lecturing about climate change as part of her crusade to motivate evangelicals to help address the global phenomena.
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U.S. company offers free high-tech rifles to anyone willing to fight ISIS, al-Qaeda militants in Mideast
A Texas-based TrackingPoint is giving away free cutting-edge rifles to any organization in the United States who can legally bring the device to the Middle East and fight against the Islamic State and Al Qaeda.
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Medical milestone: 'Hopeless' baby girl with leukaemia now cancer-free after experimental gene therapy
A one-year old girl in the United Kingdom has been declared cancer-free after she was administered with designer immune cells to reverse her condition, a report by the Medical Express said.
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US military leaders' growing discontent of President Obama's 'indecisive' leadership disclosed
Pres. Obama's cautious approach to the wars in Syria and Iraq and an indecisive inner circle of White House advisers who reportedly have iced the Pentagon out of the policy making process are among the factors that led to the growing level of discontent arising in the US military.
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Slain student who went on knife rampage in California wanted to cut someone's head even as he praised Allah, says sheriff
Faisal Mohammad, the 18-year old California college student who stabbed four people in his school last Wednesday had a two-page handwritten manifesto found in his pocket that outlined his specific plan for murder, including cutting someone's head, according to officials of the Merced County.
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Iran blamed for death of 196 U.S. soldiers, wounding of 861 others during Iraq war
The Islamic Republic is said to be responsible for killing 14 percent of U.S military troops in Iraq between 2003 and 2011, according to a new report by the U.S Central Command.