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Putin seen deliberately causing flood of Syrian migrants with Aleppo airstrikes to weaken Germany, EU
For a foreign policy expert, Putin's well-calculated move is an attempt to further his goals in the war-torn nation, and to ultimately test the European Union (EU)'s capacity to accept Syrian refugees.
Ancient footprints discovered in Arizona give glimpse of Native Americans' lives
These ancient footprints are providing us a glimpse of how Native Americans lived between 2500 and 3000 years ago, at a time when early human beings were transitioning from being nomadic hunter-gatherers to more sedentary village dwellers.
Kentucky may create 2 marriage licences to accommodate preferences of straight and gay couples
Lawmakers in Kentucky want to create two marriage license forms for gay and straight couples.
Tennessee joins 4 other states in calling for U.S. constitutional convention to bring back powers to the states
Tennessee became the fifth U.S. state to call for a convention to amend the U.S. Constitution and bring back powers and limit the federal government's supervision.
Franklin Graham helps put an end to Oregon refuge standoff as last 4 holdouts surrender
It took over 40 days before the Oregon standoff held at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge came to a close, and it was made possible through the help of American evangelist Reverend Franklin Graham.
Justin Bieber says 'Purpose' isn't an apology album, he'd be 'terrible' person without God
A lot of people assumed that Canadian Christian singer Justin Bieber's new album "Purpose" is his way of apologising to the world about his past mistakes, but the singer said that the album is actually "about a girl."
Wives who attend church service without their husbands are mostly unhappy â study
Men who go to church services regulary are much happier in their relationships compared to those who don't, a new study revealed. However, the same cannot be said for women who regularly attend religious services.
Jeremy Lin admits he was unhappy with his NBA career until God began 'working out in my heart'
Christian NBA star Jeremy Lin had a difficult year playing basketball last 2015, but ever since he moved to the Charlotte Hornets and developed a new perspective in his career, Lin felt like a better man.
NBA superstar Stephen Curry says he is a witness for God on the basketball court
Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry is one of the hottest players of the NBA right now, but the humble Christian athlete is pointing his successes all up to God.
Joey Feek cancer update: Walking down memory late with husband Rory on Valentine's Day
Christian country singers Rory and Joey Feek have always celebrated Valentine's Day, and this year is no exception. However, their 14th Valentine's Day together might be their last, and Joey is already too weak to maintain their usual tradition of having a romantic candle-lit dinner for two.
ISIS under pressure as Syrian army edges closer
Syrian government forces were poised to advance into the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa province, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported on Saturday.
Pope Francis meets Russian church head for first time in 1,000 years
Pope Francis and Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill called for restored unity in a historic meeting in Cuba, nearly 1,000 years after the Eastern and Western churches split.
Kentucky appeals court asked to uphold ruling favouring Christian t-shirt printer in row with gay group
The fight for freedoms of religion and speech is now at the Kentucky Court of Appeals, which will decide on whether a Christian t-shirt printer has the right to refuse to print messages of a gay organization that contradicted his religious beliefs.
U.S. mayor scraps new rule banning 'Founding Fathers' in official reports: 'Political correctness run amok'
The mayor of San Diego, California has ordered city officials to discard a new rule that prohibits employees from using "Founding Fathers" and other terms perceived as "gender biased" .
4-year-old 'Jihadi Junior' shown blowing up 3 prisoners inside vehicle in ISIS video
A four year-old British boy believed to be aged four and dubbed "junior jihadi" was shown executing three prisoners in a recent propaganda film released by the Islamic State (ISIS).
Google joins battle against ISIS with launch of counter-terrorism information drive
Internet giant, Google, has joined the battle against the Islamic State (ISIS) by piloting a new strategy that may protect users against extremist groups or Islamist radicals.