Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are making the case for their unique qualifications on national security. Trump warns the former state secretary’s handling of emails disqualifies her to serve as president, while Clinton says the military can trust her, not Trump.
<p>The U.K.'s notorious pro-jihad preacher has been sentenced to prison for supporting ISIS. </p>
As seen on "The 700 Club," September 7: Radical jihad cleric Anjem Choudary sentenced to prison; Regent University brings Hollywood to Virginia with new film, and more.
On CBN Newswatch, September 7: Trump jabs Clinton on national security: 'Putin looks at her and he laughs'; D'oh! Worst hacking of US federal records was 'entirely preventable,' and more.
The Obama administration is acknowledging that the $1.7 billion given to Iran earlier this year was made entirely in cash.
Twenty-eight million children have been uprooted from their homes due to global conflict, according to a new UNICEF report.
A new abortion rule has been proposed by the Obama Administration. The rule could prevent states from blocking Title X, that funds abortion providers like Planned Parenthood. Congressman Diane Black is now calling on Pro-Life groups nationwide to fight back.
Anjem Choudary, one of the most well known faces of radical Islam in Britain, was convicted in July. For years, his preaching caused outrage and made him a key voice for radicalizing young Muslims.
The leader of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee is pushing for new action in the investigation of Hillary Clinton's email practices as the FBI's latest revelations fuel new questions.