Sean Spicer Resigns as White House Press Secretary. One of Spicer's last on-camera interviews as press secretary was with CBN's "Faith Nation" on Wednesday.
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Pastor John Hagee made national headlines a few years ago with his studies and observations on the series of four blood moons that appeared in the sky and all coincided with Jewish feast days. Now he's drawing other connections between biblical prophecies and current events around the world right now.
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The Christian Broadcasting Network is launching a new, live social media-driven political talk show today. Watch the premiere of "Faith Nation" right here!
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Funny man Jim Carrey recently delivered an inspiring message to a room full of former inmates saying they chose to "walk through the gate of forgiveness to grace." The Golden Globe winning actor made the comments during a visit to Homeboy Industries, a Los Angeles based organization that provides support to formerly incarcerated people and gang members.
A federal judge issued an order Friday to keep pro-life protesters away from a "buffer zone" outside Kentucky's only abortion clinic. U.S. District Judge David J. Hale issued a temporary restraining order sought by federal prosecutors in a pre-emptive move ahead of vigils by Operation Save America.
Four Israeli police officers were injured in east Jerusalem neighborhoods following Friday prayers on the Temple Mount. By late afternoon, Palestinian Authority sources reported that four Arabs were killed during riots in east Jerusalem neighborhoods.
Dunkirk is one of the newest films to hit theaters that is directed by Christopher Nolan. It tells the story of the intense battle that took place during World War II between the Allies and Nazi Germany. Nolan says he wanted it to be as close to reality as possible is his new action and historic filled thriller.
The drama continues to escalate between President Trump and Special Counsel Robert Mueller, as Trump's team builds a case to scale back the Russia probe as much as it can.
CBN News in a Minute: Today's Top Headlines – July 21.
A groundbreaking discovery on the Shroud of Turin is leading some to believe it is the actual burial cloth of Jesus Christ.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is insisting he will proceed with plans to hold an assembly to rewrite the country's constitution.
His intransigence comes despite last weekend's vote where 98 percent of more than seven million voters rejected making constitutional changes.
The country's evangelical Christians are speaking out, asking God to restore unity and prosperity to the nation.
The town of Mariposa, with its century-old saloons and covered sidewalks, normally bustles with summer visitors on their way to Yosemite National Park but the Gold Rush-era hamlet was mostly empty as ash rained down and heavy smoke from a nearby blaze darkened the sky.
A powerful earthquake sent a building crashing down on tourists at a bar on the Greek holiday island of Kos early Friday, killing two and striking panic that reached the shores of nearby Turkey. Some 200 people were injured in the tumult.
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A Voice of the Martyrs worker barely escaped death after sharing a cell with ISIS inmates in Sudan, one of whom had slaughtered Egyptian Christians in a video that stunned the world. Now he says the harrowing experience he endured was all for God's glory.
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The Christian Broadcasting Network is launching a new, live social media-driven political talk show today. Watch the premiere of "Faith Nation" right here!
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Veteran journalist Bill Gertz writes about the covert information war that's being waged by world powers and rogue states against the United States in a new book, iWar: War and Peace in the Information Age.
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President Donald Trump sat down with CBN Founder Pat Robertson for an exclusive interview at the White House Wednesday, discussing Russian President Vladimir Putin, the US election, and a wide range of issues including healthcare.
Refugees from around the world fleeing persecution, war and poverty are finding a welcome community and resources to assist their transition in an unlikely place: Anchorage, Alaska.
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A powerful earthquake sent a building crashing down on tourists at a bar on the Greek holiday island of Kos early Friday, killing two and striking panic that reached the shores of nearby Turkey. Some 200 people were injured in the tumult.
U.S. officials say the Trump administration will ban American citizens from traveling to North Korea following the death of university student Otto Warmbier who passed away after falling into a coma into a North Korean prison.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is insisting he will proceed with plans to hold an assembly to rewrite the country's constitution.
His intransigence comes despite last weekend's vote where 98 percent of more than seven million voters rejected making constitutional changes.
The country's evangelical Christians are speaking out, asking God to restore unity and prosperity to the nation.
There is outrage over Canada's decision to award one of its citizens interned at Guantanamo Bay $8 Million.
The Trump administration is setting down new sanctions on the Iranians over the Iran Nuclear Deal.
Vice President Mike Pence tells Christians United for Israel that God's word is at the heart of his support for the Jewish nation.
Scammers try and fake an injury during a car accident, but didn't realize their entire charade was being recorded.
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Funny man Jim Carrey recently delivered an inspiring message to a room full of former inmates saying they chose to "walk through the gate of forgiveness to grace." The Golden Globe winning actor made the comments during a visit to Homeboy Industries, a Los Angeles based organization that provides support to formerly incarcerated people and gang members.
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A federal judge issued an order Friday to keep pro-life protesters away from a "buffer zone" outside Kentucky's only abortion clinic. U.S. District Judge David J. Hale issued a temporary restraining order sought by federal prosecutors in a pre-emptive move ahead of vigils by Operation Save America.
The United States has ended the ban on large electronics in the cabins of airlines that it announced back in March.
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The town of Mariposa, with its century-old saloons and covered sidewalks, normally bustles with summer visitors on their way to Yosemite National Park but the Gold Rush-era hamlet was mostly empty as ash rained down and heavy smoke from a nearby blaze darkened the sky.
Elijah and Janielle will soon officially belong to a new family.
One man is facing a penalty for trying to shed light on practices abortion providers utilize.
O.J. Simpson went before a parole board today, asking to be released from prison after serving nine years behind bars for his involvement in an armed robbery and assault.
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Four Israeli police officers were injured in east Jerusalem neighborhoods following Friday prayers on the Temple Mount. By late afternoon, Palestinian Authority sources reported that four Arabs were killed during riots in east Jerusalem neighborhoods.
It's been said Israel is 50 miles wide, 300 miles long and 3,000 years deep. How would you like to dig into some of those 3,000 years?
Though the Temple Mount is Judaism's holiest site, neither Jews nor Christians are permitted to pray there, a privilege reserved for Muslims only.
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They hung up their swastikas. They threatened their Jewish class mates. They chanted "gas them, burn them, humanity cannot progress with the parasitic Jews."
Vice President Mike Pence says the Trump administration's promise to eventually move the US Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem will happen.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Israeli reporters in Paris on Sunday that the new ceasefire brokered by the United States and Russia puts Israel in grave danger since it validates Iran's presence inside Syria.
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Sean Spicer Resigns as White House Press Secretary. One of Spicer's last on-camera interviews as press secretary was with CBN's "Faith Nation" on Wednesday.
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The drama continues to escalate between President Trump and Special Counsel Robert Mueller, as Trump's team builds a case to scale back the Russia probe as much as it can.
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CBN News in a Minute: Today's Top Headlines – July 21.
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The Christian Broadcasting Network is launching a new, live social media-driven political talk show today. Watch the premiere of "Faith Nation" right here!
"There is support across the country for allowing DREAMers who have records of achievement to stay, work, and reach their full potential. We should not squander these young people's talents and penalize our own nation," said Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., one of the bill's co-sponsors.
Obamacare repeal and replace is still alive in the U.S. Senate. President Trump summoned G.O.P. senators to the White House for lunch Wednesday where they received a stern presidential lecture on commitment.
Congressional earmarks were banned in 2011, but a new report shows the sneaky pork-barrel spending still goes on to the tune of billions of dollars.
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Dunkirk is one of the newest films to hit theaters that is directed by Christopher Nolan. It tells the story of the intense battle that took place during World War II between the Allies and Nazi Germany. Nolan says he wanted it to be as close to reality as possible is his new action and historic filled thriller.
A new film version of Pilgrim's Progress is breaking stereotypes about Christian films.
Naomi Scott isn't afraid to talk about faith - and now she's in the spotlight more than ever.
Good things can come from tragedy - even at the times when it's least expected.
Actresses in Hollywood are giving God the credit for their healthy babies.
Duck Dynasty star Sadie Robertson recalls painful experiences in her modeling career that ultimately showed her what true beauty means.
Caleb Serrano may be a pint-sized package, but his voice packs a big punch and when he sings people of all ages are blown away.
While Sen. John McCain's diagnosis is grim, experimental treatments, courage and faith may help.
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Billionaires are plunging gobs of money into a personal quest to achieve manmade eternal life. Their stories are everywhere in the news media, a powerful reminder of the deep ache for eternity that resides in the heart of every person.
Canadian company's video describing the toy appears to normalize childhood transgender and possibly even encourage youngsters to identify as the opposite sex from the one they were born.
Not getting enough sleep may increase your risk of getting dementia or Alzheimer's Disease. A new study found adults in middle age who didn't get enough good sleep suffered negative effects.
If you drink or eat anything with artificial sweeteners, you might want to reconsider. New research shows they can hurt our brains and heart and believe it or not, don't even help us lose weight.
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Scientists at Rafael Pharmaceuticals believe their new drug, CPI-613, is a breakthrough for people suffering from some of the most devastating types of cancer, such as pancreatic, lymphoma and lung cancer.
Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JP Morgan Chase, the nation's largest bank, says Washington is a big part of the problem with America's economy.
To cover the Social Security shortfall, should the wage cap on payroll taxes be raised or eliminated entirely? Learn why these policies won't save Social Security.
Over 30% of Baby Boomers are making mistakes that can affect their financial fitness during retirement. Learn why it's important to maintain good credit in retirement.
It's difficult to protect your data these days, and now another information leak is causing millions of Verizon users to change their passwords as soon as possible.