World

A day to remember - for all the wrong reasons.
A jet aircraft ploughed into several cars on a busy road near an airshow

Migrants in Austria: How a Syrian church in Vienna is helping victims of the bloody civil war
The Church in Austria is key to helping people as they go through the asylum process.

"We're very, very thankful to God" - father of French train hero
Pastor's son among three who prevented gunman attacking

Historic move as Britain re-opens Embassy in Iran
Thaw in relations comes after nuclear deal

ISIS executioner Jihadi John vows to 'cut more heads,' return to UK with ISIS ruler
Notorious Islamic State murderer Jihadi John has vowed to "carry on cutting heads" and make a triumphant return to Britain soon together with the "Khalifa" (ISIS supreme leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi).

Bible prophecy being fulfilled as more American Jews leave US to settle in Israel
More and more Jewish Americans are leaving the United States and making Israel their permanent home.

56% of Americans want Congress to reject Iran deal; 60% thumb down Obama's move
Almost six of 10 Americans said US Congress should reject the Iran deal that will prevent it from acquiring nuclear weapon in exchange for the lifting of UN sanctions.

Forest inferno raging in 5 states; Obama declares state of emergency in Washington
The United States Forest Service has sent prayers to the families of three firefighters killed while battling a fast-growing wildfire in Washington state.

Football player from leading Baptist University jailed for sexual assault
Baylor player Sam Ukwuachu also received 10 years probation for Waco assault

ISIL Second-in-command 'killed by US air strike'
Military claims to have killed Hajji Mutazz

Syrian refugee crisis on Greece/Macedonia border
Hundreds spend the night in the open after being blocked by Macedonian authorities

US Soldier overpowers gunman on French train
Dramatic scenes onboard Amsterdam to Paris train
Ashley Madison scandal: Hundreds of US gov't employees used office computers, Internet to access extramarital dating site
Hundreds of United States government employees used their federal offices to access Ashley Madison, a website which promotes extra-marital affairs.

Kenyan televangelist charged with causing death by dangerous driving
The controversial televangelist, James Ng'ang'a, has been accused of killing a woman whilst driving and then covering up that he was behind the wheel.

TV host John Oliver criticised for mocking 'prosperity' preachers in his exposé
Comedian and TV host John Oliver of HBO's "Last Week Tonight" aired a segment on his show where he discussed televangelists and how "US tax law allows television preachers to get away with almost anything. We know this from personal experience."

Who planted bombs in 3 New Mexico churches? Police still connecting the dots
The FBI and other law enforcement authorities are investigating with the hope of identifying the suspects who planted bombs in three churches in New Mexico this month.