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U.S., Russia almost ignited World War III in 1983, over 2 decades since Cuban missile crisis, top secret report reveals
A newly declassified document however revealed that the United States and Russia also came close to starting another catastrophic war in 1983, or over two decades after the Cuban missile crisis where both nations averted an armed confrontation.
Underground ISIS terror: Kurds discover vast network of 40 tunnels under retaken Iraqi city
Islamic State militants were found to have built an elaborate tunnel under the Iraqi city of Sinjar, complete with sleeping quarters and electricity.
Should we bomb ISIS in Syria? Christian responses to Cameron
As David Cameron today tried to persuade MPs of the need for a bombing campaign in Syria, there has been a mixed response from British Christian groups on whether it is right to go to war.
Christian gaming apps bring thousands to faith
More than 16,000 people have come to Christ as a result of one company's gaming apps, the developers have claimed.
Rebels in Central African Republic accused of burning 'witches' in public ceremonies
Rebels in the Central African Republic have burned "witches" on a stake in public ceremonies, a leaked United Nations report has claimed.
Jesus Junk: 10 of the weirdest messiah-inspired products on the market
He wasn't exactly consumerism's biggest advocate, but that hasn't stopped Jesus from being one of the most marketed individuals in world history.
Why Obama won't hit oil wells where ISIS gets its money? He doesn't want to damage the environment, says ex-CIA official
A former top official of the CIA has revealed the reason why President Barack Obama has not ordered the bombing of oil wells in Iraq and Syria under the control of the Islamic State (ISIS)âthe primary source of the terrorist group's wealth that finances its operations.
Why Adele was like Jesus for 10 minutes last week
A video of Adele surprising a group of her impersonators has made the internet get rather emotional. Vicky Walker ponders the spiritual parallels.
680,000 Muslim migrants in last 5 years more than population of Washington D.C. â and many more are coming
Documents from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) show that 680,000 green cards have already been issued to immigrants from Muslim nations over the past five yearsâwith tens of thousands more coming, the Washington Examiner revealed.
'Bring it on': ISIS threatens new terror attacks on U.S. as Americans celebrate Thanksgiving Day
The Islamic State (ISIS) has released a new video threatening to attack the United States as the nation celebrates Thanksgiving Day this Thursday, the start of the holiday season in America, WND reported.
Should a Christian ever go to war?
As David Cameron calls for air strikes against ISIS in Syria, Flo Taylor asks whether Christians can ever be pro-war?
'Thousands' of ISIS terrorists may already be in U.S. cities, waiting for attack signal, security experts' group warns
"Thousands" of Islamic State (ISIS) terrorists could already be spread out in major U.S. cities, waiting for the signal to attack similar to what a few of them did in Paris, a group of national security experts warned.
Why world leaders must listen to climate activists from Africa
Ahead of the UN climate summit in Paris next week, activists have cycled across Africa to raise awareness and demand action on climate change.
Russia bolsters forces in Syria, bombards rebel positions near Turkish border a day after shooting down of its warplane
The possibility of an armed confrontation between Turkey and Russia continued to heighten after the Russian government beefed up its military assets at a Syrian base just a few miles away from the Turkish border.
ISIS recruits from Christian families are 'fiercest' fighters, says terrorism expert
A leading academic has claimed that Christians who are recruited and converted by ISIS become the "fiercest" fighters for the regime.
Republican presidential candidates divided on how US should respond after Turkey's downing of Russian jet
How should the United States respond to Turkey's recent downing of a Russian fighter jet? Even presidential candidates from the Republican party are divided on this contentious issue.