Fulani Terrorists Kill 13 Christians in Plateau State, Nigeria – Morningstar News
Slaughters of Christians continued in Plateau state, Nigeria on Friday (May 8) as Fulani herdsmen killed 13 Christians in Bassa County, sources said.
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In Second Year of Ukraine War, Odesa’s Jewish Community Endures, Yet Sees No End in Sight
When Russia invaded Ukraine, many Jews fled to Israel and other countries. Some of the sick and elderly, however, couldn't leave. As the war enters its second year, CBN News traveled to Ukraine to see how Jewish communities there are surviving. In Odesa, everything is quiet for now, but life is not normal. There are military checkpoints along the highways, sirens sounding at night and sometimes during the day, which keeps people in shelters. Streets remain unlit at night and power is periodically cut to homes and businesses on an almost daily basis.
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Myanmar military government blamed for 17 civilian deaths
Residents and members of a pro-democracy militia said they found 14 bodies, including three women, last week in the central village of Nyaung Yin in Myanmar, also known as Burma. They found three othe...
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China Minister Lashes Out at US in First News Conference
In his first news conference since taking office, Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang lashed out at the United States over deteriorating bilateral relations and Washington's support for Taiwan. Qin also insinuated that America was undermining efforts for peace in Ukraine in order to extend the conflict.
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Parents upset with Church of England school reading pro-trans book to 4-year-old students
A couple is calling on the Church of England to do more to safeguard the beliefs of Christian parents after they withdrew their son from school on World Book Day, concerned that the text students ...
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South Korea Proposes Paying Japanese Forced Labor Reparations to Own Citizens
South Korea’s Foreign Ministry said on Monday that it will not require Japanese companies to pay for damages to forced labor survivors. South Korea and Japan have had a tense relationship for decade...
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Iran Investigates Hundreds of Poisonings at Girls’ Schools
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Monday condemned a wave of suspected poisonings of young girls as an “unforgivable” crime punishable by death. Authorities are investigating report...
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Twitter Users Erupt in Outrage after Drag Queens Wearing Thongs Dance for Kids
An organization that promotes drag events for moms and babies recently made its social media pages private following controversy over footage of scantily-clad drag performers dancing in front of ...
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‘Jesus Can Provide Hope’: Ministering God’s Kindness in Turkey’s Dark Aftermath
The massive humanitarian effort to help Turkey's earthquake victims is like running an ultra-marathon as CBN's Operation Blessing perseveres in some of the hardest-hit areas.
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Archaeological discovery of inscription referencing King Darius of the Bible is ‘not authentic’
The Israel Antiquities Authority has clarified that what its archaeologists announced last week as a historic discovery an inscription bearing the name of Persian King Darius the Great found at the ...
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U.S. Investor Says Israel’s Entrepreneur Patriarchs Forged the Path in Business, Innovation
Recently, CBN News published a story about an event in Jerusalem bringing together product innovators with investors who could help turn their ideas into reaity. Some observers remarked about the spiritual nature of the gathering, which should be no surprise, considering Israel's history. A number of believers are uncomfortable mixing the Almighty and money. They point to scriptures such as Matthew 6:24, which decrees "You cannot serve both God and money." Entrepreneur Jon Medved, founder of OurCrowd, begs to differ. He says people, like those at a recent investors summit in Israel, need to examine the innovation and faith displayed by Israel's ancient Patriarchs, and how that led to wealth.
