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ISIS bid to link up with other radicals in Russia draws terrorism concern in US
While the world keeps its eyes on the strongholds of the Islamic State in Iraq and Iran, the jihadist group is now looking at using other radical movements closer to Europe to broaden its reach, raising red flags for the US.
'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz' found guilty by German court
Oskar Groening, 94, has been sentenced to four years in prison for his role in the murder of 300,000 people.
Obama defends absence of Pastor Saeed Abedini from Iran nuclear deal terms
The US President made his case in a news conference responding to critics at home and abroad.
'Death with Dignity'?: Plan to legalise assisted suicide in US capital opposed
Medical professionals, lawyers, and advocates of disabilities rights have stood together to oppose a proposed measure that would legalise assisted suicide in Washington, D.C.
Greek parliament approves Euro bailout deal as Syriza party fragments
The Greek parliament has passed sweeping austerity measures demanded by lenders.
Cancer treatment breakthrough: Scientists find new way to prevent spread of disease
In what may be another step towards the development of life-saving treatments against cancer, scientists have recently discovered a way to prevent the spread of prostate cancer in other parts of the body.
'Wrecking Ball' singer Miley Cyrus gets some love from a Christian journalist
After "Wrecking Ball" singer Miley Cyrus slammed Christianity and the Bible during her recent interview with Paper Magazine, the controversial singer earned the ire of a lot of people, but not 21-year-old Christian journalist Moriah Dee.
'Duck Dynasty' family has roaring good time in Sunday' 'Celebrity Family Feud'
The Robertson family from "Duck Dynasty" had a roaring good time in "Celebrity Family Feud," where they went head to head against "Mike & Molly" star Katy Mixon and her family.
Donald Trump leads GOP race but is the weakest bet when pitted vs. Hillary Clinton
A new national polls boosted the series of real estate mogul Donald Trump's strong performance in surveys, leading a crowded race of 17 presidential candidates hoping to get the nomination of the Republican Party for the 2016 U.S. presidential polls.
Rick Warren: Spiritual decline starts when you become careless about fellowship
According to Saddleback Church Pastor Rick Warren, spiritual decline begins when there is an inconsistent attendance at worship services and other gatherings of believers, since this is proof that people have become careless about their fellowship with God.
'No way I can't believe in God,' says dad after teen daughter survives plane crash
A 16-year-old girl miraculously survived a plane crash in the North Cascades in the state of Washington, and even managed to find help after walking in the wilderness for two days covered in burns and bruises.
Netanyahu warns of military action against Iran, saying Israel not bound by nuke deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country is not bound by the historic nuclear accord struck by Iran and key world powers, describing the deal as a "historic mistake" and warned he is ready to order military action.
$30 to $100 per organ: US abortion clinic's illegal sale of foetal body parts uncovered
Abortion provider Planned Parenthood shocked the world recently after it was discovered that they are using the illegal partial birth procedure to sell intact fetal body parts for medical research.
Franklin Graham laments that assault on biblical marriage appears unending
Reverend Franklin Graham is upset that the assault on biblical marriage never seems to end, especially now that some liberal politicians in California have expressed plans to ban the words "husband" and "wife" from being used in federal law.
Duggar cousin Amy happily announces engagement with boyfriend Dillon King
Duggar cousin Amy has just gotten engaged to her boyfriend Dillon King, and the "19 Kids and Counting" family could not be happier for her.
Republican presidential bets unite against 'dangerous' and 'flawed' Iran nuclear deal
After weeks of bickering and fighting, Republican presidential candidates seemed to take a break from campaigning against their GOP rivals to condemn U.S. President Barrack Obama's nuclear deal with Iran.