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Syrian town is starving to death under loyalist siege
Residents of a loyalist-held Syrian town about 30 miles from Damascus are starving to death, according to a Guardian report.
Pope set to honour victims of worst anti-Christian violence in India
Extremist Hindus went on a series of murderous rampages eight years ago attacking and killing men and women of various Christian denominations.
Anne Graham Lotz: 'I can feel evil approaching, our nation is enveloped in darkness'
"I can feel the encroaching darkness of evil that is like a heavy moral and spiritual fog. It's permeating our nation at every level" said Lotz in a piece which doesn't name specific issues, but has a grave tone.
Larycia Hawkins hits back at Wheaton for firing her
Hawkins said that she is "flummoxed and flabbergasted" by the college's actions.
'American Idol' winner Fantasia Barrino vows to bring God's ministry to the stage
Since she won the third season of the American singing competition "American Idol," Fantasia Barrino has enjoyed a very successful singing career. But this 2016, the singer wants to go on a different path and praise God in her profession.
Pope Francis releases emotional new video: Regardless of religion, we are all children of God
Pope Francis has made an impassioned plea for interfaith unity, with a video released yesterday calling for men and women of all religions to work together for peace.
Paris police shoot man dead on Charlie Hebdo anniversary
Paris police shot dead a knife-wielding man who tried to enter a police station shouting "Allahu Akbar" (God is Great) and who may have been wearing a suicide belt, official and union sources said.
The Holy Bible is right: International study shows water came from beneath the Earth
Affirming the Holy Bible's explanation on where water on Earth came from, members of the scientific community suggested that the precious liquid sprung from beneath our planet, not from the atmosphere or even asteroids as some scientists earlier suggested.
NASA's Kepler spacecraft spots 234 possible Earth-like planets in our own cosmic backyard
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)'s Kepler spacecraft is opening this year with the revelation of a trove of new possible planets in our own cosmic backyard.
NYC pastor charged for stealing church money says he was underpaid
Rev. Daniel Iampaglia of Evangelical Rock Church claims that he stole money from the church offering baskets because he was being underpaid by the congregation.
Putin signs document naming U.S., NATO as threats to Russia's national security
For the first time, the United States has been named as a threat to Russia's national security in the updated document signed by President Vladimir Putin.
U.S.-led airstrikes obliterate ISIS' high Sharia court in Iraq, killing militants inside
A high Sharia court in Iraq's city of Mosul has been wiped out when U.S-led airstrikes bombed the area recently, killing militants and destroying all equipment inside, according to reports.
Sex education curriculum changes in U.S. schools 'rape children of their innocence,' parent says
The Omaha Public Schools board held a public meeting with parents Monday night about the proposed changes in the sexual education curriculum, which has stayed the same for 30 years.
Effects of rising anti-Islam sentiments reach U.S. classrooms as Muslim students draw attention
The rise of anti-Muslim sentiments in the United States in the wake of Islamic State terrorism and the Paris and San Bernardino attacks has affected the attitudes of students in classrooms.
Pro-choice women press U.S. Supreme Court to scrap Texas' anti-abortion law
The U.S Supreme Court will hear on March 2 the case challenging Texas' new abortion laws and at this early, women, who had ended their pregnancies, have submitted their personal tales to try to convince the High Court to strike down the restrictions.
Osborne warns of 'dangerous cocktail' of threats for UK economy in 2016
Chancellor George Osborne said on Thursday that Britain's economy was not immune from a "dangerous cocktail" of threats from abroad, and urged against complacency after two years of solid growth.