One U.S. company's plan to microchip its workers is raising a lot of eyebrows from Christians and secular privacy experts alike. This pastor says it's a sign of the End Times that opens a big door to future government abuse.
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The Palestinian Authority just increased part of its budget that pays convicted terrorists and their families. The move comes despite pressure from the United States to end the practice.
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Dealing a serious blow to President Donald Trump's agenda, the Senate early Friday rejected a measure to repeal parts of former President Barack Obama's health care law after a night of high suspense in the U.S. Capitol.
CBN News in a Minute: Today's Top Headlines – July 28
While the White House takes on flaws within the VA, a faith-based non- profit is helping military members with PTSD.
Removing the metal detectors and surveillance cameras before an entrance to the Temple Mount appears to have made little difference as the incitement by Palestinians continues unabated.
The Justice Department has filed a brief stating that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 does not prohibit discrimination against gay and bisexual employees. The court papers were filed Thursday at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is "taking a little time off" amid reports that he's sick of being in Washington, a spokesperson says.
Transgender service members will be allowed to continue serving openly until Defense Secretary Jim Mattis receives direction from President Donald Trump to change its policy, America's top military officer announced Thursday.
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New research shows white evangelical Christians hold more negative views of Muslims than the rest of America. Here's why they're so concerned about their Muslim neighbors.
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Russia is retaliating after the U.S. Senate approved a new package of stiff financial sanctions against them.
"The power of prayer has everything to do with our story - from the very beginning."
Makeup artist Gypsy Freeman told The Wichita Eagle that she won the national Saint + Sinner Contest sponsored by Kat Von D Beauty but claims she was later disqualified because of an Instagram post in support of Donald Trump.
While the White House takes on flaws within the VA, a faith-based non- profit is helping military members with PTSD.
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The United States is the only industrialized nation that doesn't guarantee moms pay while they're on maternity leave. First daughter and mother of three, Ivanka Trump, is using her role as presidential advisor to change that. The controversy is over how to pay for it.
Sweden is about to deport Iranian Christian actress Aideen Strandsson back to Iran, where she faces torture, rape and even death in an Iranian prison. It is a clear violation of international law. But, as Swedish officials have told Aideen, becoming a Christian was her decision, and now it's her problem and not theirs.
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The Left is trying to destroy America piece by piece. That's what best-selling author Mark Levin says in his new book giving Americans a different outlook on the nation's true founding and what needs to be done to preserve this country.
CBN News contributing writer and economist Stephen Moore is at the White House Tuesday as the National Economic Council reviews his plan for tax reform. Here's his 3-part plan to jumpstart the economy...
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A British judge has ruled against the parents of baby Charlie Gard, who hoped to bring him home to die.
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Russia is retaliating after the U.S. Senate approved a new package of stiff financial sanctions against them.
Iran has launched its Simorgh (Phoenix) space launch rocket, which can be used to send satellites into space, state television reported on Thursday.
The number of Russians who call themselves atheists has fallen by 50 percent in only three years, according to a new poll.
The Chinese state is set on keeping children away from learning about Christianity as new mandates and orders come down hard on churches and believers.
When an autistic boy suddenly began crying out in distress on an international flight, one woman jumped up and knew exactly what to do.
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The U.S. inspector general, who monitors government spending in Afghanistan, said he has launched a criminal investigation into why the Pentagon may have wasted up to $28 million taxpayer funds during the last 10 years.
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Russia is retaliating after the U.S. Senate approved a new package of stiff financial sanctions against them.
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"The power of prayer has everything to do with our story - from the very beginning."
Are you taking a trip this summer? You may want to arrive early and be prepared for possible longer lines due to some new rules announced this week by Department of Homeland Security and the Transportation Security Administration.
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The Justice Department has filed a brief stating that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 does not prohibit discrimination against gay and bisexual employees. The court papers were filed Thursday at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit.
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Makeup artist Gypsy Freeman told The Wichita Eagle that she won the national Saint + Sinner Contest sponsored by Kat Von D Beauty but claims she was later disqualified because of an Instagram post in support of Donald Trump.
- Analysis
New research shows white evangelical Christians hold more negative views of Muslims than the rest of America. Here's why they're so concerned about their Muslim neighbors.
The Center for Medical Progress has released a new undercover video showing a Planned Parenthood medical director graphically discussing the protocols for late-term "dismemberment' and partial-birth abortions.
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Removing the metal detectors and surveillance cameras before an entrance to the Temple Mount appears to have made little difference as the incitement by Palestinians continues unabated.
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The Palestinian Authority just increased part of its budget that pays convicted terrorists and their families. The move comes despite pressure from the United States to end the practice.
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Despite Israel's compliance with Muslim and international demands to remove security upgrades at the Lion's Gate entrance to the Temple Mount, Fatah and Hamas called for a "day of rage" Friday, but the violence began a day early.
A few days before Tisha B'Av, the annual fast day commemorating the destruction of the First and Second Jewish Temples on the Temple Mount, the Israel Antiquities Authority announced the discovery of more evidence of the Babylonian destruction of Jerusalem.
The Palestinian Authority and Islamic religious authorities said Israel's removal of recently installed metal detectors and security cameras at an entrance to the Temple Mount is not enough.
Israel's decision to remove the recently installed metal detectors and security cameras at the Lion's Gate entrance to the Temple Mount has generated concern it will be interpreted as giving into terror elements.
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Watch CBN News' latest episode of "Faith Nation" with special guests Bret Baier from Fox News and House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
- Breaking News
Dealing a serious blow to President Donald Trump's agenda, the Senate early Friday rejected a measure to repeal parts of former President Barack Obama's health care law after a night of high suspense in the U.S. Capitol.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is "taking a little time off" amid reports that he's sick of being in Washington, a spokesperson says.
A new House bill will help in funding security for the nation's southern border.
Donald Trump's campaign comments about women turned off a number of voters, but not the ones you might expect.
President Trump is nominating Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback as the ambassador-at-large for International Religious Freedom. If confirmed by the Senate, he'll run the State Department's office which promotes religious freedom through foreign policy.
Senate rejects Republican plan to repeal Obama health law and leave replacement for later, in second blow to GOP.
Christian singer Natalie Grant is celebrating God's "unbelievable heritage" for her family after watching her husband Bernie baptize their little girl.
Austin Carlile, a former heavy metal singer from the band Of Mice & Men, is honoring God in a bold way.
Years of sudden deaths and severe pain drove actor Kelsey Grammer to drugs and alcohol. Now, he says it was Jesus who rescued him from addiction.
Chester Bennington's band members are grieving the loss of their friend and lead singer, acknowledging the inner "demons" that he fought and eventually succumbed to.
A Navy SEAL surprises his wife after he stands up to kiss her after being permanently injured in a car accident.
Pastor Greg Laurie wants those who are struggling with suicidal thoughts to know that God cares about them and has a special plan for their life.
The 'Fixer Upper' star is doing what she can to ensure people are not spreading false information stemming from a rumor that's been circulating.
How bad is football for the brain? A new study reveals devastating results on a broad scale.
Early intervention and better drugs constitute a "cure" for AIDS, experts say.
A new study emphasizes the importance of fathers, particularly in the lives of young boys.
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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.
The Dow Jones industrial average gained 97.58 points, or 0.5 percent, to 21,711.01, and the Nasdaq composite rose 10.57 points, or 0.2 percent, to 6,422.75. Both are at record highs.
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CBN News contributing writer and economist Stephen Moore is at the White House Tuesday as the National Economic Council reviews his plan for tax reform. Here's his 3-part plan to jumpstart the economy...
Rent-to-own housing arrangements work well for some people, but they are not for everybody. Here are some pros and cons to consider.
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