U.S. Military Begins Escorting Ships in Strait of Hormuz
A bulk cargo ship sits at anchor in the Strait of Hormuz off Bandar Abbas, Iran, May 2, 2026. Associated Press / ISNA / Photo by Amirhosein Khorgooi Load...
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Iran Takes Credit for Missile Attack Near US Consulate in Northern Iraq
Iran is claiming responsibility for a missile barrage of as many as 12 missiles that hit near a US consulate complex in northern Iraq on Sunday. Experts say, the attack has greater ramifications for US-Iranian ties and the pending Iranian nuclear agreement.
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Iran Takes Credit for Missile Attack Near US Consulate in Iraq, Expert Accuses Biden Admin of ‘Cover-up’ to Shield Iran
Iran is claiming responsibility for a missile barrage of as many as 12 missiles that hit near a US consulate complex in northern Iraq on Sunday. Experts say, the attack has greater ramifications for US-Iranian ties and the pending Iranian nuclear agreement.
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Orphan’s Promise Provides Food and Shelter to Desperate Families Across Ukraine: ‘We Share Jesus with Them’
Orphan's Promise regularly partners with Brusyliv Family Center on a variety of projects. Now the two organizations' focus is helping countless families like Valya Yuriv's try to escape war.
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Christian group sounds caution over government scheme to house Ukrainian refugees
CARE has welcomed the intention behind the Homes for Ukraine scheme, launched as millions flee the war in Ukraine, but warned that there was "potential for abuse".
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Injuries after Ukrainian monastery sheltering refugees damaged in bombardment
Several refugees sheltering at a Ukrainian Orthodox monastery suffered injuries when a bomb exploded near the entrance just hours after President Volodymyr Zelensky said he's ready to hold peace talks with Russia in Jerusalem.
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Russia attacks key base in western Ukraine
At least 35 people died and more than 100 were injured when Russian missiles pounded a military installation that accepted weapons and supplies from NATO. More than 30 cruise missiles struck the spraw...
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Evangelicals have experienced ‘hostile’ backlash for opposition to gay conversion therapy ban
Evangelical ministers who signed a letter raising concerns about the government's upcoming gay conversion therapy ban say they have "experienced backlash" in a "co-ordinated and hostile" campaign by LGBT activists.
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Israeli FM Lapid: Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine is ‘Without Justification’
Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid on Sunday condemned Russia’s attack on Ukraine and called on Moscow to end the war at the negotiating table.
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Here’s Why the US Is Warning a Desperate Putin Might Unleash Chemical Weapons on Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin had expected to seize Kyiv in two days. Instead, his military has failed to take control of major cities and has lost several thousand soldiers already.
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Talks to Resume as Russia Pressures Ukrainian Capital Kyiv
Besieged Ukrainians held out hope Monday that renewed diplomatic talks with Moscow might open the way for more civilians to evacuate, as Russian forces kept up their pressure on the capital, the day after escalating the offensive by shelling areas close to the Polish border.
