Netanyahu Rejects Gaza Board of Peace Plan: 'No Withdrawal Unless Hamas is Disarmed'

A suspect has been arrested in connection with the death of a 38-year-old missionary who was killed in Athens, Greece.

A Senate hearing has put the spotlight on the Muslim Brotherhood's actions in America. A top Republican said the threat goes far beyond terrorism overseas, and witnesses testified that the group is prepared to spend decades pursuing their campaign of influence in the U.S.

A proposed Massachusetts bill is sparking controversy because it would create a permanent, taxpayer-funded commission to solely promote and support Muslims. 

Extreme heat gripping much of the nation has contributed to at least 40 deaths so far this month. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports about 2,000 people die each year in the U.S. from heat stroke and similar conditions.  That's more than any other type of weather-related death.  

Operation Blessing Philippines is celebrating three decades of Christ-centered humanitarian work, marking 30 years of bringing hope, healing, and practical assistance to communities affected by disasters, poverty, and crisis both in the Philippines and around the world.

Emerging health technologies like robots and artificial intelligence could improve the lives of countless patients moving forward. Two recent breakthroughs still in the testing phase, already offer a great deal of hope.

As the U.S. and Iran appear to be moving toward a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a major concern is emerging: Tehran could gain unprecedented control over one of the world's most critical oil checkpoints.

Jamie MacDonald's "Ain't No Way" has earned the #1 song slot on Billboard Christian Airplay Charts, her third #1 song so far this year.

Across America, anti-Israel activists have been disrupting congressional town hall meetings and shouting down Democratic lawmakers. It's almost always about support for Israel. 

Authorities arrested an armed man who was studying security preparations at a golf course two days before President Trump's visit.

Pray for celebrity blogger Perez Hilton today after multiple news reports that he may have harmed himself during a livestream. The Miami-Dade County Sheriff’s Office was reportedly dispatched to his home.

Hopes for a breakthrough over the Strait of Hormuz are easing pressure on global oil markets, while Gaza continues to present major obstacles.

Emerging health technologies like robots and artificial intelligence could improve the lives of countless patients moving forward. Two recent breakthroughs still in the testing phase, already offer a great deal of hope.

A Senate hearing has put the spotlight on the Muslim Brotherhood's actions in America. A top Republican said the threat goes far beyond terrorism overseas, and witnesses testified that the group is prepared to spend decades pursuing their campaign of influence in the U.S.

Operation Blessing Philippines is celebrating three decades of Christ-centered humanitarian work, marking 30 years of bringing hope, healing, and practical assistance to communities affected by disasters, poverty, and crisis both in the Philippines and around the world.

Across America, anti-Israel activists have been disrupting congressional town hall meetings and shouting down Democratic lawmakers. It's almost always about support for Israel. 

Hopes for a breakthrough over the Strait of Hormuz are easing pressure on global oil markets, while Gaza continues to present major obstacles.

A former Israeli cabinet minister is working to help strengthen the country's economy, with a global campaign to sell Israel's bonds after two major conflicts. It comes as the Jewish state marks a milestone – the 75th anniversary of Israel Bonds, founded in 1951 to raise money for Israel's economic development.

As families prepare for the new school year, a group called Mama Bears Rising is encouraging parents to look beyond school supplies and take a closer look at what their children are being taught.

An immigrant crisis has rocked Spain after roughly 60,000 migrants flooded into the Spanish city of Ceuta, located in northern Africa on the border with Morocco.