The Russian Church's perseverance in the face of intense suffering during the communist era makes Russia the perfect place to host a persecution summit, evangelist Franklin Graham told CBN News.
Christian and Yazidi refugees from northern Iraq fled the brutality of ISIS when the Jihad army took over their towns two years ago, and they're still stranded without homes or jobs.
The Algerian gunman newly linked to the November 13 attacks in Paris is set to appear in a Brussels courtroom Saturday to begin answering questions about his role in the attacks.
A lone surviving nun is telling the world her personal account of a recent Yemen massacre she witnessed in a chilling handwritten letter.
Alan Gross was a government contractor who was arrested for delivering Internet communications equipment to Cuban Jews. He was freed in 2014. Now he's weighing in on the president's upcoming trip to Cuba, calling it "courageous" move.
The regime that has threatened a nuclear strike against the US defied the world again Friday, with a ballistic missile launch off the West Coast of the Korean peninsula.
A day after the U.S. designated ISIS atrocities against Christians as "genocide," advocates are moving to ensure the administration not only talks, but acts to protect those suffering persecution at the hands of the jihadist army.
President Obama's visit to Cuba next week follows recent government crackdowns against political dissidents in the communist country.
The United States is seeking the release of 21-year-old University of Virginia student Otto Warmbier, sentenced to 15-years hard labor for stealing a political banner.
After 18 years, the dream of seeing a million Chinese children moved from orphanages into local, loving families is becoming a reality in one area of the country.