Archbishop of Canterbury stands by Rwanda criticism
"The Church of England is not a passive observer of migration policy," he said.
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Report: Russia Is Using Trained Dolphins to Protect Its Black Sea Naval Base - RELEVANT
USNI News reports that Russia has recruited several pods of dolphins to its ongoing invasion of Ukraine. According to the report, Sevastopol harbor is now
Myanmar’s Suu Kyi receives another sentence
Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi participates in the ASEAN-Japan summit in Nonthaburi, Thailand, in November 2019 Associated Press/Photo by Gemunu Amarasinghe, file ...
Israel Observes Holocaust Remembrance Day Amid a Global Rise of Anti-Semitism
On Thursday, millions of Israelis stood still for two minutes to honor the victims of the Nazi genocide on Holocaust Remembrance Day.
New Report: COVID-19, War Fueled Global Surge in Anti-Semitism in 2021
As Israelis stop to remember the horrors of the Holocaust this week, a new report from Tel Aviv University says the world appears to be losing the fight against anti-Semitism.
How This Orphan's Promise Farm Project Inside Ukraine Is Providing Life-Saving Resources for Refugees
As Ukrainians flee their homes to get away from the warfare, CBN's Orphan's Promise is providing them with food from a unique farming project.
Russia releases American vet in prisoner trade
The United States announced Wednesday the exchange of Konstantin Yaroshenko, a convicted Russian drug trafficker, for Trevor Reed, a U.S. Marine veteran. Reed, 30, of Texas, was arrested in Moscow i...
Christian Cyclists Raise Over $1 Million for Youth Ministries Around the World
A Christian cycling group has reached its goal of raising $1 million for global youth ministries.
Christian group decries Turkey’s life sentence for human rights advocate
A U.S.-based Christian group has criticized Turkey's sentencing of human rights activist Osman Kavala to life imprisonment on charges of purportedly “attempting to overthrow the government.”
'I Am Her Universe': Woman Marries Her Five-Year-Old Cat
Deborah Hodge has been forced to give up three pets — two Huskies and one cat — and she is refusing to do it again, according to the New York Post. To circumvent her landlord’s no-pet policy, the British woman has elevated her cat India from pet to spouse.
