David Amess murder suspect pretended to be interested in Christianity, court told
The man accused of murdering Sir David Amess faked an interest in Christianity in order to meet the MP, a court has been told.
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Child marriage and the race to stop 'I do'
Up to 10 million more girls will be at risk of child marriage over the next decade because of the COVID-19 pandemic. To raise awareness, four teenage girls from different countries dressed in bridal finery in a staged wedding to boldly proclaim the dangers of child marriage. Learn why and how to prevent girls like them from saying, 'I do', too soon.
Ukrainian Refugee Valentyna Veretska Wins Women's Marathon in Jerusalem as Husband Fights Back Home
On an unseasonably cold and rainy morning, the Jerusalem Winner Marathon kicked off its eleventh annual run through the modern and ancient city. And some runners ran for Ukraine.
Ukrainians Run in Jerusalem Marathon as War Rages Back Home
On an unseasonably cold and rainy morning, the Jerusalem Winner Marathon kicked off its eleventh annual run through the modern and ancient city. And some runners ran for Ukraine. Draped in Israeli and Ukrainian flags, Valentyna Kiliarska was the first woman to cross the finish line in the full marathon.
Ukraine says Russia forcibly took civilians
Some 402,000 Ukrainians from destroyed cities, including 84,000 children, are currently held against their will in Russia, said Ukraine’s ombudsperson Lyudmyla Denisova. Denisova said several of the...
UN Investigator Accuses Israel of Apartheid, Israel Blasts Claim as 'Baseless'
A United Nations special rapporteur accused Israel of apartheid in a report submitted Tuesday to the Human Rights Council in Geneva.
Removing Iran’s Revolutionary Guard from Terror Blacklist Means Trouble for Middle East
While the US appears on the verge of completing the Iranian nuclear deal in Vienna, Israel is warning how one part might have dangerous implications on the entire Middle East.
North Korea tests long-range ICBM
The intercontinental ballistic missile fired on Thursday may be North Korea’s biggest yet. The missile flew farther and longer—roughly 670 miles at an altitude above 3,850 miles—than previous on...
Abortion clinic ‘buffer zone’ bill to become law in Northern Ireland
The bill makes it a criminal offense for pro-lifers to engage in ‘influencing’ women inside ‘safe access zones.’
U.S. to add Russia sanctions, welcome refugees
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pleaded for more military aid on Thursday in a video message to NATO, just one of the international summits convening this week to address Russian aggression. P...
