Iran to try more than 1,000 protesters publicly
Iranian authorities said on Monday that they put dissidents on trial in the country’s capital of Tehran. Authorities have announced charges against hundreds of people in other Iranian provinces. Som...
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UK Bans Prayers Near Abortion Clinics, Even Silent Ones: 'When Did It Become Against the Law to Pray?'
A person caught praying outside an abortion clinic in England can now face up to six months in prison–even if they pray silently
'A Jesus Mission' Rushes to Help Ukrainians Facing Brutal Winter as Russia Bombs Power Grid
More than 40 Russian missiles rained down on Ukraine on Monday, targeting the country's critical infrastructure. Eighty percent of Kyiv residents lost water and many have no electricity. One group of Americans has been stepping up to help keep Ukrainians warm as the cold winter weather settles in.
Israelis Say Enough of Elections as Voter Turnout Highest in More than 20 Years
Israelis say the most important thing to them in these elections is to come out with a government that will be able to stay in power for its full term as well as protect the country. “That we actually get a government, and we don't have to keep voting and voting, and we get people in there that actually do their job and do what they say,” one voter told CBN News.
IAEA Starts Probe of Ukraine Nuclear Sites
The International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN’s nuclear power agency, on Tuesday started inspecting the two sites where Russia claims Ukraine is manufacturing “dirty bombs.” A dirty bomb is an ...
2 Christians Unexpectedly Released from Iran's Notorious Evin Prison after Fire Damages Facility
Two Christians imprisoned in Iran for their church leadership roles were released a few days after a fire broke out in Tehran s Evin Prison on Oct 15, but rights advocates were mystified about why ...
Religious Parties' Turnout Key to Netanyahu Coalition Hopes
If Israeli polls are accurate, Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud Party will have a 50-50 chance of building a coalition government. His likely partners in such a coalition would come from several religious parties: the Religious Zionist Party, United Torah Judaism and Shas.
Members of US Religious Freedom Panel Speak Out against China-Vatican Deal
While Vatican officials defended the deal for promoting dialogue with China, members of the federal commission say things have only gotten worse.
Teacher Fired after Opposing School's Trans Affirmation Policies Can't Seek Judicial Review
"This court will not engage with any of the advantages or disadvantages of any education policy," Farbey wrote in her decision, adding that she doesn't believe that the teacher has the standing to bring a judicial review.
Report: Russia recruiting Afghan soldiers
A massive assault of Russian missile and drone strikes hit Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities Monday morning, damaging critical infrastructure. Russia on Monday also withdrew from an agreement to allow t...
