First Use of 'Suicide Capsule' in Switzerland Prompts Several Arrests, Launch of Criminal Case
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Police in northern Switzerland have detained several people and opened a criminal case in connection with the suspected death of a woman who died by the unauthorized use of a "suicide capsule."
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Will Evangelical Christians Skip the Election? AZ GOP Faces Internal Division Ahead of 2024 Vote
As the 2024 election season heats up, Arizona has again emerged as a key battleground state, with significant concerns about growing divisions within the Republican Party that could jeopardize its prospects in both state and national races.
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President Biden Pushes for a Palestinian State in Final Address to the United Nations
In his final speech to the United Nations on Tuesday, President Biden said strong alliances are needed to stand for freedom while also repeating his call for the creation of a Palestinian state.
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Revival Sweeping Through College Campuses Impacting Tens of Thousands: 'It's a Movement'
Crowds at Bud Walton Arena are usually there to cheer on Razorback basketball. However, this night was much different. With loud voices and raised hands, nearly ten thousand college students joined together.
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Very High, Very Fast: Teens Are Vaping Super-Potent Marijuana and Parents Are Often Clueless
Teenagers are participating in a dangerous trend that's sweeping the nation. A growing number of America's youths, even as young as 11 years old, are vaping THC, the ingredient in marijuana that makes a person "high." And it's way more risky than most people realize.
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Beating Cancer: How Cutting Sugar Reversed One Man's Death Sentence
Scientists believe two-thirds of all cancers are caused by bad choices such as smoking, tanning beds, not exercising and the granddaddy of them all: a poor diet.
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'Stress Fracture': Psychology Prof. Warns of American Burnout Problem
America is facing a mental health crisis, and one common, but often overlooked element in that nationwide epidemic is "burnout."
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Health Ministry Partners with Churches to Help Christians Get Fit: 'The Bible Is Not Oblivious'
The Bible says our bodies are the temple of The Holy Spirit. Unfortunately, far too many Christians struggle with poor health choices that harm the body.
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The 2024 Dirty Dozen: See Which Fruits and Vegetables Contain the Most Pesticides
Nutritionist Jim White told CBN News only about 12% of adults eat enough fruits and vegetables, and that's a big health problem.
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