While Christians in the Middle East are suffering from genocide, why is the media silent?
Donald Trump is raising questions about a new batch of emails that contain fresh evidence that Clinton Foundation donors got access to top officials at the State Department while Hillary Clinton served as secretary of state.
Canadian police say a man who was shot Wednesday night was plotting a suicide bombing.
Taiwan's newly elected president may help stimulate the world's economy, according to experts: "The goal is to shorten the wealth gap between the middle class and upper class."
The U.S. military's highest court has rejected the religious freedom defense of a Christian Marine who was punished for posting Bible verses.
A family of eight has fled their homeland in Germany and is now seeking asylum in Russia.
JERUSALEM, Israel – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hosted the president of Togo this week, a kind of follow-up to his state visit to Africa last month.
Before the two leaders sat down to talk, Netanyahu told Togo President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé his timely visit reflects the genuine friendship between their two countries and Israel's renewed outreach to other African countries.
"Your visit comes at a very important time for Israel's relations with Africa," Netanyahu said.
Israeli ministers announced the formation of a ministerial task force to determine criteria for deporting activists with the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement, who come to promote incitement against the Jewish state.
The U.S. 2016 Summer Olympic athletes are speaking out about their faith and reliance on Christ.
A California state senator says he will amend a bill on Thursday that would have forced Christian colleges to give up their beliefs about sexual orientation and gender identity or lose state aid for low-income students wanting to attend their schools.