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California judge rejects StemExpress plea to access, block videos on sale of baby parts
A California judge has denied a request by specimen supplier company StemExpress to access videos and documentation by the Center for Medical Progress (CMP) during its sting operations against Planned Parenthood's alleged practice of selling foetal remains to medical researchers.
Christian preachers on Oregon sidewalk attacked by man with 'police protection'
Christians who were preaching the gospel outside a Planned Parenthood clinic in Portland, Oregon were doused with scouring powder by a man, who was not arrested by the police.
Arkansas and Utah join 3 other states in defunding Planned Parenthood amid row
Arkansas and Utah are defunding Planned Parenthood, following Louisiana, Alabama and New Hampshire's decisions to end state funding to the reproductive health care provider in light of the videos released that purportedly show the sale of foetal remains to medical researchers.
North Carolina church moves to boost its security by arming some of its members
In the wake of the deadly Charleston church shooting in South Carolina last June, a pastor in North Carolina wants to arm members to defend the church if needed.
Tim Tebow celebrates his 28th birthday by sharing God's love, kindness to the world
Christian football player Tim Tebow just celebrated his 28th birthday this August, and he did it in the best way possible - by sharing God's love and kindness to the world.
'Breaking the Silence': Duggar child sex abuse documentary set August 30 at TLC
When The Learning Channel (TLC) announced that they would be cancelling the Duggar family show "19 Kids and Counting," they tried to soften the blow on fans by saying that they would still be making a documentary with the Christian family relating to child sexual abuse.
Ben Carson responds to claims that he experimented on aborted baby tissues
Republican presidential hopeful Dr. Ben Carson is now being pinned down for experimenting with aborted foetal tissues for a research he conducted back in 1992, but the pro-life candidate is defending himself saying that the "pathetic attacks" being employed by abortionists are only distorting people's views against Planned Parenthood and abortion.
'Godzilla El Niño' threatens US West Coast with super floods and mudslides this fall
The United States West Coast should brace for floods and mudslides later this year caused by what could be the most powerful El Niño on record developed, weather forecasters recently warned.
Veterans honoured as Queen leads 70th anniversary VJ Day tributes
The Japanese surrender marked the end of World War II, the most destructive conflict in human history so far.
Good news for Christians: Connecticut Supreme Court outlaws death penalty
The Connecticut's Supreme Court recently outlawed death penalty, after two years of comprehensive review of the state's law on capital punishment.
Ben Seewald rallies support for Lt. Cmdr. Tim White, hero of Chattanooga attack
Ben Seewald, the husband of Jessa Duggar from the Christian reality show "19 Kids and Counting" is drumming up support for Lt. Cmdr. Tim White and other service members for protecting the country at the risk of their lives during the tragic Chattanooga shooting.
'Don't judge me': Why Christians need to challenge the assumption that taking sides is wrong
Ian Paul on the dilemma behind our culture's ambiguity in relation to offering judgements.
70 years after war ends, Japanese Emperor expresses 'deep remorse'
"I earnestly hope that the ravages of war will never be repeated," the Emperor said.
China explosion: Deadly sodium cyanide confirmed at Tianjin blast site
A series of new, small explosions have been heard and small fires have broken out.
Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar try to spread Christian faith, inspire people through FB
Even though they have lost their television platform "19 Kids and Counting," the Duggar family is still finding ways to spread their Christian faith to the world, and they are doing so through the internet and social media.
Cuba: Kerry declares 'new era' as US flag is raised in Havana after 54 years
The US Secretary of State John Kerry also called for political change in Cuba.