Myanmar’s Suu Kyi receives another sentence
Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi participates in the ASEAN-Japan summit in Nonthaburi, Thailand, in November 2019 Associated Press/Photo by Gemunu Amarasinghe, file ...
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Israel Observes Holocaust Remembrance Day Amid a Global Rise of Anti-Semitism
On Thursday, millions of Israelis stood still for two minutes to honor the victims of the Nazi genocide on Holocaust Remembrance Day.
New Report: COVID-19, War Fueled Global Surge in Anti-Semitism in 2021
As Israelis stop to remember the horrors of the Holocaust this week, a new report from Tel Aviv University says the world appears to be losing the fight against anti-Semitism.
How This Orphan's Promise Farm Project Inside Ukraine Is Providing Life-Saving Resources for Refugees
As Ukrainians flee their homes to get away from the warfare, CBN's Orphan's Promise is providing them with food from a unique farming project.
Russia releases American vet in prisoner trade
The United States announced Wednesday the exchange of Konstantin Yaroshenko, a convicted Russian drug trafficker, for Trevor Reed, a U.S. Marine veteran. Reed, 30, of Texas, was arrested in Moscow i...
Christian Cyclists Raise Over $1 Million for Youth Ministries Around the World
A Christian cycling group has reached its goal of raising $1 million for global youth ministries.
Christian group decries Turkey’s life sentence for human rights advocate
A U.S.-based Christian group has criticized Turkey's sentencing of human rights activist Osman Kavala to life imprisonment on charges of purportedly “attempting to overthrow the government.”
'I Am Her Universe': Woman Marries Her Five-Year-Old Cat
Deborah Hodge has been forced to give up three pets — two Huskies and one cat — and she is refusing to do it again, according to the New York Post. To circumvent her landlord’s no-pet policy, the British woman has elevated her cat India from pet to spouse.
US Officials: Iran is 'Weeks' Away from Nuclear Breakout
US officials say Iran is “weeks” away from nuclear breakout, meaning Tehran will soon have enough fissile material for a single nuclear weapon.
Pope Francis wants Catholics to rediscover this book of the Bible
The pope praised the book’s ‘valuable teaching on the alliance of the generations.’
