Mexico Probes U.S. Role in Drug Raid after Officials’ Death
Loading the Audio Player... Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Monday that she was not informed of any collaboration between the U.S. government and officials in the Mexican...
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Pakistan Christians Denied Custody of 12-Year-Old Daughter After Muslim House Guests Kidnap Girl, Force Her to Marry
A Christian couple in Pakistan was denied custody of their 12-year-old daughter by a high court judge after she was reportedly kidnapped almost four months ago and forced to convert to Islam. The girl's parents have not had any direct contact with her since.
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Ukraine Marks Half a Year of Resistance and Independence, But Worries Loom
Crux,As Ukraine approached the 31st anniversary of its independence Aug. 24, it did so while embroiled in a bitter fight for that freedom, as it hit the six-month mark of defending itself against a Russian invasion.
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Parents Urged to Reassure Their Children on GCSE Results Today
The Spurgeons charity is urging parents to help their children deal with anxiety and pressure on GCSE results day today.
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Israel Urges West to Reject Emerging Nuclear Deal, Says it Will Give Iran Billions to Use for Terror
Israel and Arab countries are bracing for world powers to re-enter the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal. Some fear the negative impact it’s likely to have on the Middle East and beyond.
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Ukrainian family sees God’s hand in journey to Tennessee | Baptist Press
JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. (BP) – Points along new Carson-Newman University professor Vova Gorbenko’s journey from Ukraine to Tennessee are marked with air raid sirens, explosions, bitter temperatures and a 20-hour drive under the cover of night. The details sound much like they were ripped from a movie plot. But for…
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Biometric Blockade: Political Critics Could Have Bank Accounts Frozen as Governments Trend Toward Total Control
Pakistan's interior minister is warning that outspoken critics of the current government could find their biometric identity cards blocked, leaving them without access to their bank accounts.
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Russian Rockets Kill 15 in Attack on Train Station
In addition to the fatalities, fifty more Ukrainian citizens were wounded in Russia’s celebration of Ukraine’s Independence Day—and the war’s six-month anniversary—on Tuesday, said Ukrainian...
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“Large-scale” Military Offensive Begins in Ethiopia
Authorities in the ethnic region of Tigray and the Ethiopian government on Wednesday traded blame for starting the fight. The offensive sets back mediation efforts for the conflict, which have been o...
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Several Nigerian Schoolgirls Missing Since 2014 Boko Haram Abduction Found Alive
More than eight years after Boko Haram terrorists took 276 schoolgirls hostage from their dormitory in the northeastern Nigerian town of Chibok, about 100 are still suspected missing. But Christian Solidarity International (CSI), a religious liberty and human rights advocacy organization, reports that in recent weeks the Nigerian Army has located several former schoolgirls who …
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Supreme Court of Pakistan Grants Bail in Blasphemy Case – Morningstar News
In an unprecedented move by the Supreme Court of Pakistan, a two-member bench on Tuesday (Aug. 23) granted bail in a blasphemy case, with one of the justices expressing concern over blatant misuse of the law, the attorney of the accused said.
