Department of Homeland Security to take over Presidential Elections

Even before the FBI identified new cyber attacks on two separate state election boards, the Department of Homeland Security began considering declaring the election a "critical infrastructure," giving it the same control over security it has over Wall Street and and the electric power grid.

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Unions seek support for Sunday trading restrictions

Trade unions are gathering signatures in over a dozen major Polish cities today in support of legislation to significantly restrict shopping on Sundays.

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Satan worship on rise in America

Satanists are not merely mystical eccentrics wearing black Gothic garb, sacrificing animals and operating in shady and secret societies. They are now ordinary people who call themselves ‘secular’ and praise reason and the individual freedom of thought.

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Interfaith event to unite Muslims, Jews and Christians

A new interfaith and spiritual gathering of Christians, Jews and Muslims will take place in Jerusalem this September.

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Americans giving up on God

Half of Americans who have left their church no longer believe in God, leading a surge of nearly one quarter of the nation who have no affiliation with any religion, according to a new survey.

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150 buried, 73 dead after 6.2 earthquake rocks Italy

The true horror of the Italian earthquake disaster was revealed today as witnesses described the hellish scenes as 'like Dante's inferno' and shocking pictures showed how four towns were almost wiped off the map.

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Drugged-Up Clubber Suddenly Realizes She’s In Church Worship Service

After a 12-hour, drug-fueled night of club hopping, local party girl Jenny Wilson suddenly came down off her high to realize she was just in the middle of a local church’s worship set Sunday morning.

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ISIS-Inspired Knife Attack in Virginia

The FBI has launched a federal terrorism investigation into a weekend stabbing in Roanoke, Va., looking at whether the attacker may have been trying to behead his victim in an alleged ISIS-inspired assault, sources tell ABC News.

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Teachers told not to use "boys and girls"

An Albuquerque elementary school is raising eyebrows after an assistant principal told teachers to stop calling students “boys and girls.”

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Police shoots dead an unarmed deaf mute using sign language

A North Carolina state trooper shot dead a deaf and mute man who was apparently trying to communicate using sign language after he was pulled over for a speeding violation.

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Zika cases jump to 170 in California

California health officials on Friday urged travelers returning home from the Olympics as well as countries where Zika is spreading to continue to wear insect repellent and to practice safe sex for several more weeks, to help prevent the spread of the virus in the Golden State.

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Churches opening doors to Pokemon

You won’t find Pokemon mentioned in the Bible, but you can find them at church. When Clovis’ Trinity United Methodist Church Pastor Amy Jordan discovered her church was a “PokeStop” featured in the phenomenon of Pokemon Go, she decided to take full advantage of it.

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Zika could affect adult's brain like Alzheimer's

Zika can 'wreak havoc' in the brains of adults, causing long-term damage that may mirror the effects of Alzheimer's disease, new research suggests.

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Media Ignores Olympian Usain Bolt's Commitment to Christ

The fastest man on the planet, Usain Bolt is making headlines around the world, but reports say the God he worships is being ignored by the BBC. Reports say that BBC has ignored Bolt's Christian beliefs. Following his 200m race, he said, "Nothing would have been possible without Him," referencing his faith and God.

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Pope Francis claims Mary ascended into heaven with body and soul

Jorge Bergoglio, also known as “Pope Francis,” asked for Mary to intercede for the oppressed on Monday and claimed to the thousands gathered to observe what is known as the Roman Catholic “Feast of the Assumption” that she had been “assumed into Heaven body and soul.”

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Louisiana: 3 dead, 1,000 evacuated after 3 months of rain

Torrential rain and floods ravaging Louisiana have killed at least three people and forced more than 1,000 from their homes. Almost a foot of rain fell on Louisiana overnight on Friday - the kind of deluge which has a likelihood of occurring once every 500 years.

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Black rioters hunting down whites for beat downs

Video footage shows violent mobs of ‘Black Lives Matter’ rioters targeting white people for brutal beat downs during last night’s unrest in Milwaukee. The clip shows angry rioters chanting “black power!” before asking “is they white?” as cars slowly drive past. “Yeah they white!” states someone else, prompting the mob to run towards the vehicle.

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Police shooting in Milwaukee sparks violent protest

A crowd of protesters skirmished with police Saturday night in a Milwaukee neighborhood where an officer shot and killed a man after a traffic stop and foot chase earlier in the day, setting fire to a police car and torching a gas station. One officer was hurt by a thrown brick.

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World record-breaking gold medalist says her "doping" is Jesus

The Ethiopian runner who obliterated the 23-year-old 10,000m world record by 13 seconds as she won gold has claimed her 'doping is Jesus' as she denied cheating.

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Woman received arrest notice and fined $700 for selling tamales

A Carrollton, TX mother is stunned after receiving a “warrant arrest notice” in the mail because of her tamales. Dennise Cruz recently found a yellow postcard from the City of Carrollton stating she needed to call the court or she could find herself in cuffs.

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Marine court-martialed for having Bible verse on desk

A Marine who was court-martialed after refusing to take biblical verses down from her desk has lost her federal appeal, in a decision her representative called 'outrageous'.

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Olympic Gymnasts Reveal Prayers Guided Them

Athletes at 2016 Rio Olympics are likely focusing on God to succeed, according to former Olympians.

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Christian charity World Vision gives millions to terrorist group Hamas

On June 15, 2016, Israel’s Shin Bet security agency nabbed Muhammad Halabi at the Erez Crossing as he was trying to return to the Gaza Strip. The Times of Israel reports that Halabi was Gaza manager of operations for World Vision. One of the largest Christian charities in the world, World Vision operates in about 100 countries and has a budget of $2.6 billion, much of it provided by Western governments and the UN.

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Zika Arrives at Palm Beach County, Florida

State health officials are investigating Palm Beach County’s first case of non-travel related Zika, Gov. Rick Scott’s office announced Monday. In a news release, Scott’s office said the person recently had traveled in Miami-Dade County, which so far had been the only county in Florida to report locally transmitted cases of the virus.

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Muslim Radicals Vow to Bomb Every Church, Kill All Christians

The Islamic State is trying to change up the leadership of Nigerian-based Boko Haram and has appointed a new leader who is vowing to bomb churches and kill all Christians. In an interview published by the IS news source that was translated by the SITE Intelligence Group, al-Barnawi vowed to kill less Muslims and more Christians.

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ISIS trains Yazidi Kids to be suicide bombers

New estimates suggest that over 1,400 Yazidi children are being held by the Islamic State and are being trained to be jihadi fighters or trained to carry out suicide attacks.

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Tropical Storm Earl death toll jumps to 38 in Mexico

The death toll in Mexico's landslides and flooding has jumped to 38 after Tropical Storm Earl swept through the country's eastern regions. The state worst hit is Puebla, where officials say 28 people died. Another 10 people were killed in the state of Veracruz.

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Muslim man attacked Police with machete

Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel said Saturday that "preliminary indications" suggest an attack by a machete-wielding man on two police officers in Charleroi was an act of terrorism.

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Pastor dies trying to fast for 40 days

44-year-old pastor in South Africa tried to emulate Jesus Christ who fasted in the wilderness for 40 days and 40 nights to prepare for His ministry as written in the gospels of Luke, Mark and Matthew.

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Leading Faith-Based University Embraces Obama's Transgender Mandate

Pepperdine University is a private California school affiliated with the Churches of Christ. In terms of a total number of students, Pepperdine is the largest Church of Christ-affiliated university in the U.S., with a total student body of approximately 7,500.

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Muslims attend Catholic Mass to show unity

Muslims gathered for Catholic Mass on Sunday in churches and cathedrals across France in a powerful display of unity following the killing of an elderly priest.

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At least one dead and five injured in London Terror Attack

A 19-year-old man has been arrested after he was tasered by police following the incident outside the Imperial Hotel, in Southampton Row. The woman in her 60s was treated at the scene but she died a short time later. Five people, including one woman and four men, are being treated for their injuries.

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Airplane crashes and blows up on runway

All 300 people on board were able to escape from the burning aircraft, but a firefighter was killed tackling the blaze. The Boeing 777 appeared to have landed on its belly, and images showed thick black smoke rising into the sky.

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Florida begins aerial spraying of insecticides to control Zika

Florida will conduct an aerial insecticide spraying campaign at dawn on Wednesday in an effort to kill mosquitoes carrying the Zika virus, officials in Miami-Dade County said.

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NBC promotes communication with the dead

Matt Lauer of NBC's Today Show recently took a long flight to Rio, where he'll be covering the Olympics this month. But before that, back in New York, he took a very different sort of journey. This trip was with Tyler Henry, the psychic medium and star of the E! show "Hollywood Medium."

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China: Seminary Students Forced to Deny God, Obey Communist Party

Seminary students in China are being forced to have “absolute obedience” to the Communist Party and to deny God.

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Erupting Volcano Reveals Smiley Face in Lava

The erupting Kilauea volcano in Hawaii has produced a rare phenomenon. Hot red lava formed inside the crater has created an eerie looking "smiley" face.

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Adventists, Catholics, Muslims dedicated to interfaith unity

On Thursday evening, July 14, Nice, France, became the location of yet another mass murder. This following recent mass tragedies in Dallas, Turkey, Baghdad and Orlando. Words cannot sufficiently describe the profound grief of the human family. We mourn the loss of innocent souls and pray for the recovery of those who are injured.

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