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Kenya claims death of 21 al Shabaab militants in Somalia
The Kenyan army killed 21 al Shabaab militants in a town in southern Somalia after two of its own soldiers were killed in an ambush by the insurgents, a military spokesman said.
Trump foes block road in Arizona, march in New York, issue threatening letters to GOP presidential front-runner's family
The people who are vehemently opposed to a Donald Trump presidency made a show of force over the weekend, blocking traffic near a Trump event in Arizona, marching to the Trump Tower in New York City, and even issuing threatening letters to the Republican presidential front-runner's family members.
EU-Turkey deal fails to stem refugee flight to Greece
50 or so refugees and migrants were among the first to arrive on the Greek island of Lesbos on day one after an EU deal with Turkey designed to close the route by which a million people crossed the Aegean Sea to Greece in 2015.
Lone nun survivor of ISIS shooting rampage recalls Yemen terror attack that killed 4 of her fellow nuns, 12 others
The lone nun who miraculously survived an Islamic State (ISIS) assault on a Catholic church-run home for the elderly in Yemen on March 4âwhich killed 16 people including four of her fellow sistersâhas come out with her personal account of what transpired on that fateful day.
Who is an evangelical Christian? Greek meaning of word is simple but its English definition is vague
Evangelical: One word, various shades of meaning. Thus, the confusion on who are the real evangelicals and what their real numbers are.
Scientists closer to growing human hearts after developing heart tissue from skin cells
Scientists from the Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School have gotten a step closer to saving more lived by growing functional hearts for human beings from their own cells.
Europe, Russia sending robotic spacecraft on mission to find signs of life on Mars
After the United States' National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) made a groundbreaking discovery of water on the surface of Mars last year, Europe and Russia are also stepping up its efforts to find signs of life on the Red Planet.
How to procrastinate later
Why is it so much easier to make up many plans and schemes than to complete them?
Double trouble? 2 comets to fly close to Earth hours from now: 'One for the record books'
This week, our planet will have to contend with not just one, but two comets, that will come in close contact with Earth.
Worried enough to pray
When a person treasures the country, but has trepidation about its future, what is the best course of action? Elijah can weigh in on this question.
Is the Bible asbestos in the Public School?
John Adams, a key founding father, said, "Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other."
Are you where you want to be in your walk with Jesus?
Walking with Jesus isn't always the easy thing, but it's always the right thing, and people who strive to become more like Christ are people who make the biggest impact in their families, schools and work environments.
Army chief admits U.S. could face defeat in war against Russia, China, Iran and North Korea
Although known to have highly sophisticated weapons that can even wipe humanity, America could still be screwed if a global war could happen with Russia, China, Iran and North Korea, according to U.S Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley.
St. Patrick's Day parade in New York City features homosexual movement, shuts out pro-life group
The 255th annual New York City St. Patrick's Day parade showcased the homosexual movement but shut out a pro-life group that wanted to take part in the event.
5 ways pastors can engage business leaders into church
Bringing the Lord into a business is not much different than bringing Him into a home, says Dr. Steve Greene, who is the executive vice president of Charisma News. He believes that the aspect of inviting the Holy Spirit into the marketplace is one that needs to be strengthened, so that the kingdom of God will grow.
U.S. Senate hearing witnesses say it's OK not to provide care to babies who survive abortions
Two witnesses by Democrats told a Senate committee Tuesday that it's OK to remove care for babies who survive abortions.