US Strikes Islamic State Group in Nigeria After Terror Attacks on Christians
President Donald Trump said the United States launched a "powerful and deadly" strike against forces of the Islamic State group in Nigeria, after spending weeks accusing the West African country's government of failing to rein in the targeting of Christians.
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HHS Moves to Protect Kids from Gender Experiments: 'This Is Not Medicine, It Is Malpractice'
The Trump administration is advancing a sweeping crackdown on gender-altering experiments on minors by targeting the federal funding for medical providers who provide such services.
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Trump Reclassifies Marijuana Drawing Praise and Pushback
The Trump administration is moving to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug. Reclassifying marijuana eases federal regulatory hurdles for research, making it easier to study its medical uses and potentially expanding access for patients. However, Trump emphasized...
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A Minneapolis Mission Has Found a Way to Reach America's 'Unreached People Group': The Homeless
When we caught up with Monica DeLaurentis in Minneapolis, she was out in her mission field, doing what she does each week, visiting homeless encampments, praying for people, giving them food, and telling them about Jesus.
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Naughty or Nice? That Time St. Nicholas Punched a Heretic at the Council of Nicaea
Saint Nicholas was a real person with a complex history, including one surprising story you've probably never heard about. Nicholas resided in modern-day Turkey, where he served as a bishop and patron saint of sailors. As an early father of the church, Nicholas suffered for his faith in Christ and even took a forcefully bold stand one time.
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Nicaragua Bans Tourists From Bringing Bibles Into the Country
Tourists entering Nicaragua are no longer allowed to carry Bibles into the country.
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Islamic Terrorists Have a Favorite Target in Europe - Their Latest Christmas Plot Exposed
In Europe, Christmas markets have become a target of Muslim terrorists in recent years. German officials have recently foiled a new plot to attack a market this month.
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Meet Hero Who Tackled, Stopped Alleged Terrorist in Australia
A brave man who risked his life to stop one of the gunmen who attacked a Hanukkah event at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia, is receiving international praise.
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Jihad Thwarted in Germany: 5 Arrested in Terror Plot at Christmas Market
A terrorist attack on the Nuremberg Christmas market in Germany has been thwarted through the arrest of five suspects.
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Landslide Win for Kast Gives Chile its Most Right-Wing President in Decades
Chile’s ultra-conservative former lawmaker José Antonio Kast has secured a stunning victory in the presidential election, defeating the candidate of the center-left governing coalition and setting the stage for the country’s most right-wing government in 35 years of democracy.
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Jordan Peterson’s Daughter Asks for Prayer as His Recovery Journey Continues
Dr. Jordan Peterson is home after a long stint at the hospital, though the Canadian-born psychologist remains seriously ill, according to a new update from his daughter.
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Majority of Pastors Use Artificial Intelligence in Sermon Prep: Report
Artificial intelligence has officially made its mark on the church, with a majority of pastors now reporting that they use AI tools to prepare for sermons.
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Hope Takes Shape in Ukraine as Largest Reconstruction Battalion Rebuilds Demolished Neighborhoods
Imagine having your home destroyed and strangers showing up to help you rebuild. That's happening across Ukraine as Russian strikes shatter entire neighborhoods.
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US seizure of Rogue Oil Tanker off Venezuela Signals New Crackdown on Shadow Fleet
The recent seizure of an oil tanker known as Skipper by the U.S. off the coast of Venezuela marks a dramatic escalation of President Donald Trump’s campaign to choke off Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro’s access to oil revenues.
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From Pulpit to Prison: S. Korean Crackdown on Pastor Could Muzzle Religious Expression
Young-kwan Son believes there's a hidden agenda behind his father's prosecution. He points to how the pastor mobilized two million people to oppose the proposed Comprehensive Anti-Discrimination Law, which critics say could criminalize preaching against homosexuality and restrict religious speech.