The streets of Kiev filled with songs of praise and thanks as hundreds of thousands of evangelical, Ukrainian Christians gathered to boldly bless the Lord.
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Refugees and immigrants to upstate New York, many from the Middle East, are transforming this Rust Belt area by using their entrepreneurial skills to open new businesses in Utica and Syracuse.
Occultist continue in their campaign to cast "binding" spells on President Donald Trump and one self-described "Oracle of Los Angeles" says the purpose is to create a "sense of solidarity" and change.
The American Center for Law and Justice continues its fight to free an American pastor held in a Turkish prison for nearly a year, saying Pastor Andrew Brunson is in "extraordinary danger."
A daughter is reunited with her biological father after 49 years! She says meeting her dad after all these years is a dream come true.
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Senator John McCain (R - Ariz.) announced he will vote "no" on the Graham-Cassidy health care bill, likely killing the last-chance effort from the GOP of repealing and replacing Obamacare with a simple majority of 51 votes.
On July 28, the California Nursing Board gave the pro-life pregnancy network Heartbeat International the green light to offer nurses continuing education units (CEUs) for Abortion Pill Reversal Classes. Now it has flip-flopped on its decision.
Believers who think America is in deep spiritual trouble say the only way out is a move of God. And many students of the Bible say there's one thing that clearly moves God's heart.
The U.S. Senate is scheduled to make a decision on whether to continue physician-assisted suicide in the District of Colombia after the House repealed the law.
In response to President Donald Trump's threats of military action against North Korea, the rogue nation may test a powerful nuclear weapon in the Pacific Ocean.
Iran shows off missiles in parades across the communist nation. What the Iran president had to say about growing the program despite opposition around the world.
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On the island of Puerto Rico, the devastation is severe, with Hurricane Maria wiping out the U.S. territory's electrical grid. Residents are in shock, wondering how they'll survive the next weeks and months.
Rescue crews in Mexico City have saved 60 people trapped in the rubble from Tuesday's magnitude 7.1 earthquake, but time is running short. Soon, bulldozers will replace the rescuers.
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Refugees and immigrants to upstate New York, many from the Middle East, are transforming this Rust Belt area by using their entrepreneurial skills to open new businesses in Utica and Syracuse.
There’s a little independent film you can still catch on Netflix and DVD that’s actually saved more than a thousand babies.
Students for Life of America tours the United States in a campaign to defund Planned Parenthood.
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A rehabilitated ex-con sentenced to die in prison becomes a shining example of Texas' success story as a national leader in prison reform.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center has been considered a champion in the civil rights struggle. Now, however, the SPLC has changed the definition of hate and is targeting conservative and especially Christian groups as 'hate groups.'
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The American Center for Law and Justice continues its fight to free an American pastor held in a Turkish prison for nearly a year, saying Pastor Andrew Brunson is in "extraordinary danger."
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Rescue crews in Mexico City have saved 60 people trapped in the rubble from Tuesday's magnitude 7.1 earthquake, but time is running short. Soon, bulldozers will replace the rescuers.
The head of the British Pakistani Christian Association says a Christian man recently convicted of blasphemy in Pakistan will be executed if people remain silent and don't help him appeal his case.
A British supermarket is the first in the world to let shoppers pay for their purchases in a new way – with the veins in their fingertips.
President Trump announces new order to help US target people, companies, banks financing and facilitating trade with North Korea, as China agrees to stop banks from doing business with Kim Jong-un
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A CBN team in Mexico has acquired shocking video from the moment of the powerful earthquake that struck central Mexico. Thousands of firefighters, police, soldiers and civilians are now working around-the-clock to rescue people.
A child's baptism turned into tragedy when the roof of a church collapsed as a powerful earthquake shook central Mexico. Eleven members of a family died, including the 2-month-old girl being christened.
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A daughter is reunited with her biological father after 49 years! She says meeting her dad after all these years is a dream come true.
- Breaking News
Senator John McCain (R - Ariz.) announced he will vote "no" on the Graham-Cassidy health care bill, likely killing the last-chance effort from the GOP of repealing and replacing Obamacare with a simple majority of 51 votes.
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On July 28, the California Nursing Board gave the pro-life pregnancy network Heartbeat International the green light to offer nurses continuing education units (CEUs) for Abortion Pill Reversal Classes. Now it has flip-flopped on its decision.
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Believers who think America is in deep spiritual trouble say the only way out is a move of God. And many students of the Bible say there's one thing that clearly moves God's heart.
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On the island of Puerto Rico, the devastation is severe, with Hurricane Maria wiping out the U.S. territory's electrical grid. Residents are in shock, wondering how they'll survive the next weeks and months.
As after school clubs named for Satan are closing down, clubs that teach kids about God are on the rise. Good News Clubs, sponsored by Child Evangelism Fellowship, plan to increase the number of clubs they have in public schools across the country.
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Occultist continue in their campaign to cast "binding" spells on President Donald Trump and one self-described "Oracle of Los Angeles" says the purpose is to create a "sense of solidarity" and change.
A partnership between Jews and Christians is building a one-of-a-kind training center in the heart of Israel. Some see it as a fulfillment of biblical prophecy.
The Bible calls Israel the land of milk and honey. But where did the honey the Bible writes about come from?
The IDF launched a Patriot missile Tuesday afternoon to intercept a Hezbollah drone launched from Syria before it entered Israeli airspace.
On Monday, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced the establishment of the first permanent U.S. military base on Israeli soil charged with defending against rocket and missile attacks.
Mitchell Flint, a U.S. Navy pilot accredited with helping form the Israeli Air Force, passed away in Los Angeles over the weekend at age 94. He died of natural causes, his son, Michael Flint, a Hollywood film producer, said.
Israeli hi-tech, Iran and Hezbollah topped the agenda of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's historic visit to Latin America.
North Korea is responding to President Donald Trump's debut speech at the UN General Assembly on Tuesday.
Big changes are in store for U.S. Navy sailors and how they operate at sea following a series of deadly crashes.
WASHINGTON – Top officials in the Trump administration are warning North Korea: time is running out.
The United Nations approved new sanctions against North Korea Monday targeting one of the country's biggest revenue streams.
Pentagon sources tell CBN News six U.S. soldiers and three Afghan nationals were wounded when a Taliban suicide bomber rammed his explosive-covered car into a U.S. military convoy in Afghanistan's central Parwan province on Monday.
Since North Korea conducted its latest nuclear bomb test, the rogue nation is now threatening the United States will pay a heavy price if tougher sanctions are approved by the U.N. Security Council.
On this day when we remember the thousands lost in the September 11th attacks, a TV Host on Egyptian MB TV Channel is ridiculing the United States claiming America is responsible for all the massacres in the Arab and Muslim world.
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Senator John McCain (R - Ariz.) announced he will vote "no" on the Graham-Cassidy health care bill, likely killing the last-chance effort from the GOP of repealing and replacing Obamacare with a simple majority of 51 votes.
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The U.S. Senate is scheduled to make a decision on whether to continue physician-assisted suicide in the District of Colombia after the House repealed the law.
WASHINGTON – In his first public comments since being shot at a Republican congressional baseball practice, Rep. Steve Scalise, R-La., said he can’t wait to return to Louisiana.
WASHINGTON – Facebook has agreed to hand over to Congress the content of some 3,000 ads thought to be linked to the Russian attempt to undermine the 2016 election.
With new details on a possible tax reform bill expected next week, Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform, said he’s hopeful it will include some drastic measures, like cutting the federal corporate business rate from 35 to 15 percent.
When it comes to movers and shakers in Washington, look no further than White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney. He is deeply involved in the push for key policy goals that the Trump Administration wants to carry out; namely passing tax reform and repealing and replacing Obamacare.
WASHINGTON – The Trump Administration’s top guy spearheading policy, budget, and regulations for the White House said he is optimistic Congress will pass a tax reform bill and send it to President Donald Trump’s desk come December.
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There’s a little independent film you can still catch on Netflix and DVD that’s actually saved more than a thousand babies.
Nick Cannon's brother Gabe explains how he found God in the midst of Hollywood's darkest places.
When Dwight Howard entered the NBA as a young teen, his biggest goal was to glorify Christ. However, that all changed when he seduced by the lavish lifestyle and loads of cash that come with fame.
A presentation by Friday Night Lights and Northern Exposure actress Janine Turner upset some Texas parents and school officials and left the actress feeling "astounded and disappointed."
When Chicago Bears linebacker Sam Acho walks on the football field, his mission isn't just to win games, but to win souls for Christ.
The horror film "Mother!" hit theaters this month, and some film critics say the film is a blatant attack against Christianity.
Smallbone continued, “We understand now more than ever that these kids aren’t ours, but God entrusts them to us for a time. We will hold him that much tighter and we’re that much more thankful that He spared Leo’s life. Leo is stable and doing great but would covet your prayers!”
"Nobody is going to care what you know, until they know that you care." Dr. Jerome Adams commits to bringing care and partnerships to his new role as Surgeon General.
Dr. Dale Bredesen has spent 30 years studying what causes Alzheimer's Disease and how to treat it. He says it's no longer a mystery illness – we know why you get it and we know what to do about it and how to prevent it.
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Just the word "Alzheimer's" can be frightening. But one researcher has concluded it can actually become a rare disease that only few people get.
Actor Kirk Cameron and his wife, Chelsea, are hoping to help people “lay a good foundation to their marriage and family,” with the couple announcing the release of an innovative, online marriage and family course.
Marijuana Intoxication among young people leads to an increased number of emergency room visits and calls to poison control.
A new medical breakthrough is so controversial it's being viewed as both an answer to prayer, and a potentially frightening perversion of the human race.
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We are now in a familiar debate in Washington about whether taxpayers should give Congress an unlimited budget with the national credit card.
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Anyone noticed through the fog of Russia, Comey, Charlottesville, and now two monster hurricanes that the U.S. economy is booming faster than any time since the late Clinton years?
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Credit monitoring company Equifax has been hit by a high-tech heist that exposed the Social Security numbers and other sensitive information about 143 million Americans. That means almost half of Americans could have their identities stolen.
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One of the most enduring lessons from the ObamaCare fiasco is that to win a political battle it is best to keep the message simple. If there are too many moving parts to a plan, if Americans don't understand what the politicians are doing, or if there are parts of a bill they don't like, it probably will go down in flames.