Starbucks exits Russia as war persists
The company sent a memo to employees Monday that it will shut down its 130 coffee shops and remove its brand presence from Russia. Starbucks will continue to pay its nearly 2,000 Russian employees fo...
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Ukrainian Intelligence: Putin Survived Assassination Attempt Early in Conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin reportedly survived an assassination attempt, according to Ukrainian Intelligence.
Can robots learn law? Scientists and theologians discuss the future of AI
Scientists and theologians have gathered in Rome to discuss the future of artificial intelligence.
CBN Partners Are Empowering Special Needs Individuals in Israel
CBN is helping empower disabled individuals in Israel by partnering with the non-profit organization, Shalva National Center.
Senior Iranian Officer Accused of Planning Attacks Against Israelis, Jews Killed in Iran
A senior member of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) was killed outside his home by gunmen on a motorbike on Sunday, Iranian state TV reported.
Russian Forces Step Up Shelling in Ukraine's East
Russian forces have stepped up shelling in Ukraine's eastern industrial heartland as they press their offensive in the region that is now the focus of fighting in the 3-month-old war.
Church of Scotland votes in favour of allowing ministers to perform same-sex weddings
The Church of Scotland General Assembly has approved legislation that will allow ministers to conduct gay weddings in their churches for the first time.
Ancient underground city in Turkey may have sheltered 70,000 persecuted Christians and Jews
70,000 may have lived on the site believed to be the largest such complex in the world.
Lifetimes of kingdom impact recognized at IMB emeriti event | Baptist Press
Collectively, they speak more than 40 languages and numerous local and tribal dialects. Many endured persecution, war, tribal conflict and loss of property. Several had their homes burned. More than one was imprisoned. Grave markers overseas name friends and family, even children, lost while serving for the sake of the…
Biden Says Monkeypox Cases Something to 'Be Concerned About'
President Joe Biden said Sunday that recent cases of monkeypox that have been identified in Europe and the United States were something “to be concerned about.”
