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Israel and Hamas agreed on Wednesday to a ceasefire deal — pausing a brutal 15-month war in the hard-hit Gaza Strip with an eye towards ending one of the deadliest Middle Eastern conflicts in modern history.
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Christians in Iran were sentenced to a combined total of over 250 years in prison last year — a sixfold increase compared to 2023, according to a new report. In all, 96 Christians were sentenced to a combined 263 years behind bars in 2024. That’s compared to 22 Christians sentenced to 43½ years in 2
By: Clemente Lisi
Donald Trump was sworn in on Monday as the 47th president of the United State, part of a series of events highlighted by God and faith. “I was saved by God to make American great again,” Trump said in his inaugural speech, alluding to the failed assassination attempt against him last July during a P
By: Clemente Lisi
Upper Deck announced on Tuesday that Minnesota Frost forward Taylor Heise, the PWHL's No. 1 overall draft pick in 2023, will join its team of elite athletes
By: Clemente Lisi
The King’s College — the four-year evangelical school in New York City forced to shut its doors to students in 2023 under a mountain of debt — is seeking to resume operations in an effort to “create a significant center for Christian higher learning.” The school temporarily closed in 2023 f
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Christians in Iran were sentenced to a combined total of over 250 years in prison last year — a sixfold increase compared to the year prior.
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