When the world celebrates unbelief instead of faith
Question: Why is it big news when a Christian rocker loses his faith? Answer: Bad news about God and faith is often good news for the secular media.
Massive amounts of precursor chemicals coming from China are being used to supply super-labs in Mexico for the production of methamphetamines and more – and America is being harmed in the process.
A former Israeli intelligence officer says Iran's quest for a precision-guided missile arsenal poses not only a military threat to the Jewish nation, but also an economic threat – making preemptive airstrikes by Israeli forces necessary.
A national security analyst says the recent terrorist attack in Texas serves as a reminder: Terrorism still exists and terrorists want to harm us.
In an annual speech in support of the Palestinians, Iran's supreme leader last week referred to Israel as a "cancerous tumor" that will “undoubtedly be uprooted and destroyed," renewing threats against Iran's Mideast enemy.
A conservative military watchdog is concerned about a military advisory panel's recommendation to mandate government service for young men and women.
An immigration enforcement advocacy organization says Chinese espionage is likely occurring in U.S. student visa programs.
A London-born expert on Islam is raising concerns about the efficacy and madness of deradicalization programs in European prisons, while upwards to a thousand ISIS-affiliated inmates will be released from behind bars this year.
An investigative journalist senses that momentum is growing for President Donald Trump to issue pardons for four Americans she says were "victims of a miscarriage of justice" as a result of their assignments to protect a U.S. diplomat in Iraq.
Question: Why is it big news when a Christian rocker loses his faith? Answer: Bad news about God and faith is often good news for the secular media.
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