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.
France has launched a new program with the hope of combatting the radicalization of prison inmates.
Human Rights Watch is asking Egypt to release four Coptic Christian teens convicted of "blasphemy."
French authorities arrested four suspects in the Paris region suspected of planning another terror attack.
Secretary of State John Kerry has declared that ISIS is indeed committing genocide against Christians and other minorities in Iraq and Syria.
Historians have uncovered secrets from the Reformation which were hidden in England's oldest printed Bible.