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Many people worldwide fearful of Trump presidency, CNN says after talking to folks in 7 countries
Worldwide, many people are scared of a Donald Trump presidency. CNN made the revelation after the media giant asked people from various countries what they think of the controversial Republican presidential candidate who is moving closer to his quest of taking the White House.
Trump turns defeat into victory: Kasich's Ohio win keeps GOP opposition splintered
Donald Trump is using simple mathematics to his advantage as he continues to make giant strides towards the Republican presidential nomination, USA Today reported.
ISIS ignored cries of 'Don't kill the sisters' before murdering Yemen nuns
An eyewitness account has emerged describing the terror faced by the four nuns from Mother Teresa's order murdered by Islamic State in Yemen.
EU and Turkey strike deal to send back refugees
European Union negotiators and Turkey have reached a deal to halt illegal migration flows to Europe that would mean all refugees and migrants arriving in Europe from Sunday would be sent back across the Aegean sea.
Prayer, steering away from the occult are the best tools against demonic possession, says exorcist
There is a way to identify whether a person is being possessed by a demon or suffering from illness and it is important to make the distinction between the two cases, said a long-time exorcist from Italy.
Jewish groups set to boycott Trump for inciting violence and hatred
Several groups of rabbis are planning to boycott Donald Trump's speech at a major pro-Israel meeting in Washington on Monday, accusing the GOP front runner of encouraging hatred.
Ted Cruz slammed for adopting 'notorious Islamophobe' Frank Gaffney as advisor
Ted Cruz has been lambasted after his team of national security advisor included Frank Gaffney, best known for his extreme views on Islam.
Burma: Christian charities urge freedom for religious minorites
The Burmese government have been urged to repeal laws which hinder religious freedom by a coalition of groups at the United Nations human rights council (HRC).
Christian couple Marius and Ruth Bodnariu pray and fast for return of 5 children
The Christian couple who had their five children removed by Norway's child protection services are undertaking a 40-day fast as they wait to hear whether their children will be returned to their custody.
California set to become 5th state in U.S. to permit physician-assisted suicide
Starting this summer, terminally ill people who wish to request life-ending medication from their physician may already be allowed to do so in California.
Persecution of Christians spreading in India; Hindu radicals enjoying immunity, humanitarian groups say
Attacks against Christians in India are increasing alarmingly this year, with about 30 incidents of religiously motivated violence reported in just two months.
UK's only Mennonite Christian church shuts for Sunday worship
The Mennonite church in the UK has shut its doors to Sunday worship after numbers dwindled to the point where the church can no longer keep going.
Coptic bishop welcomes US announcement that ISIS committed genocide
Bishop Angaelos has welcomed the US' decision to declare ISIS atrocities against Christians, Yazidis and Shia Muslims a 'genocide'
Trump presidency could threaten world and U.S. democracy, U.K. research group, Washington Post warn, respectively
A Donald Trump presidency could adversely affect world economy, increase the potential of Islamic terror attacks and lead to a U.S. trade war with Mexico and China, a British research organisation has warned.
Palm Sunday: What Jesus' mission teaches us about God's timing
How do we learn to emulate Christ? We can certainly ask the famous question, "What would Jesus do?" There's another question thrown up by this text, though. "When would Jesus do?"
Trump emerges as sole GOP presidential bet with real chance of getting required 1,237 delegates to clinch nomination
Although Donald Trump is not yet assured of winning enough delegates to secure the Republican presidential nomination, he is the only remaining candidate who has a real chance of capturing the necessary 1,237 delegates to clinch the nomination, according to an analysis by the New York Times.