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The Mediterranean's migrant crisis and why Christians should not give in to fear
For millennia, the choppy waters separating northern Africa from southern Europe have been a crossing point for trade and travel. But not so far from the sun loungers and resorts packed with European holiday makers, these waters hide a much darker reality, as the graveyard of countless migrants who tried in vain to flee deprivation and barbarity just beyond Europe's shores.
Franklin Graham: Sinners get 'complete debt forgiveness' through Jesus Christ
Even though Greece has slightly recovered from its financial debt woes, American evangelist Franklin Graham says that the European country still did not attain "complete debt forgiveness," but it is something that people achieve if only they turn to God and ask for forgiveness.
Decorated sheriff accuses President Obama of apathy in enforcing immigration laws
A Republican Arizona sheriff blamed the Obama administration for the problem of undocumented immigrants in the United States, citing the fatal shooting of a woman in San Francisco.
Texas Supreme Court orders city to repeal or put to a vote its anti-discrimination act
The Texas Supreme Court has ordered the Houston City Council to repeal or put on a ballot in November its Houston's Equal Rights Ordinance (HERO), which prohibits discrimination on the basis of 15 characteristics including sex, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation and gender identity in areas including employment, housing and private accommodations.
23 dead in 5 mass US killings: 2 teenage brothers' slay of own kin caps deadly week
The killing of five family members in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma became the fifth incident of mass killings in 10 days in the United States, becoming "one of the deadliest stretches of homicides that include at least four victims in several years," according to USA Today.
President Obama ignores African warnings, champions cause of gays in visit to Kenya
US President Barack Obama promoted LGBT rights in Kenya as he returned to his father's homeland Friday for the first time as commander-in-chief of a major world power, despite warnings by African leaders to leave home his views on homosexuality.
2 wounded teachers hailed as heroes in Louisiana theatre shooting that killed 3
Two teachers are being hailed as heroes in the Lafayette, Louisiana shooting Thursday night that resulted in the death of three people including the gunman and injury of nine others.
Planned Parenthood scandal: 3 donors quit; Congress move to defund group launched
Reproductive health group Planned Parenthood is facing some trouble with its funders and in relation to funding after the major scandal triggered by undercover videos that surfaced online showing its top officials negotiating the price for the sale of body parts from aborted babies.
New intriguing Pluto discoveries: Hazy skies, flowing ice 'glaciers' on surface
NASA said that data collected by its New Horizons spacecraft from Pluto revealed two new important discoveries: that the dwarf planet has hazy skies, and flowing "glaciers" of nitrogen ice can be found on its surface.
NASA estimate: Billions of Earth-like planets in our Milky Way galaxy alone
NASA astrophysicist Natalie Batalha estimates that there can be billions of Earth-like planets in outer space.
Nuke deal critics tell John Kerry: 'You've been fleeced and bamboozled by Iran'
UN Secretary of State John Kerry have been accused of being "fleeced" and "bamboozled" by Iran as he tried to fend off critics of the landmark nuclear agreement hammered out by the world's major powers with Iran.
Can Earth's 'bigger, older cousin' support life? Scientists share what they know
Now that the excitement about the Kepler-452b has died down, the next question that needs to be answered is: can the exoplanet really support life like the Earth does?
Sadie Robertson's boyfriend Blake Coward shares Christian faith on his own website
Following the example of his famous girlfriend Sadie Robertson from "Duck Dynasty," who created her own website called "Live Original," Blake Coward also came to his own and created the website called "Audience of One," which he will use as a platform to share his faith.
The Garissa massacre: Stories from the survivors
Many of the victims of the attack three months ago were members of an evangelical student ministry.
Sadie Robertson challenges people: 'Seek God to find peace and acceptance'
Sadie Robertson, the teenage star of "Duck Dynasty" has never been shy about her Christian faith, and has often encouraged other people to seek God no matter what they are dealing with in life.
How should Christians respond to bashers? Manny Pacquiao's wife provides answer
Filipino boxing champ Manny Pacquiao's wife Jinkee and the rest of their family have been under a lot of scrutiny following her husband's rise to fame, and sometimes the gossips and criticisms they receive from bashers can really take its toll on them.