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After months of negotiations, the Iranian nuclear deal remains on hold apparently over one key sticking point. The US and Iran are at a deadlock over removing Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) from the Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) list.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Federal prosecutors in the U.S. have charged the leader of a notoriously violent Haitian gang in connection with the kidnapping of 16 Americans last year, the Justice Department said Tuesday.
Amid a string of honor killings targeting Iranian women, a Maryland-based Christian media network that broadcasts biblically-based programming in Iran is using its platform to draw attention to the treatment of women under the country's legal system.
Scores of wary and reluctant church leaders quickly adopted livestreaming during the early days of the pandemic—their very survival expediting an embrace of technology. Now, some are thinking about the future, eager to explore the new digital frontier of the metaverse to promote the gospel.
Implantable chips in humans are not new, but for the last several years, the push to market them to a dubious population has escalated. Now, a company in the United Kingdom has developed a new chip that allows you to pay on the same reader as a credit card.
Alejandro Clemente González was talking with an electrician while preparing for weekend services at Cuba's most important Baptist church when an enormous explosion shook the building and shattered the 19th century dome towering far above the pews.
A Christian student stoned to death at a college in northwest Nigeria on Thursday (May 12) was falsely accused of blaspheming the prophet of Islam because she had refused to date a Muslim, sources said.
Finnish President Sauli Niinisto said Russian aggression toward Ukraine is making the historically neutral country rethink its security alliances. Finland has maintained a stance of neutrality since R...
A Roman Catholic priest kidnapped in early March in the city of Kaduna, in northern Nigeria, was killed around April 18-20, according to church officials.
Hong Kong’s national security police arrested 90-year-old Cardinal Joseph Zen under its national security law for his role in a now-defunct humanitarian relief organization that helped people who participated in the large-scale 2019 pro-democracy protests.
