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Islamists Warn 'We Have More', Killing 22 at Ariana Grande Concert in UK
Leaders in the U.K. increased the country's terror threat level following the attack Monday at the Manchester Arena. British Prime Minister Theresa May says it is a 'proportionate and sensible response' to the suicide bombing.
Administration Proposes Steep Cuts to Account That Funds U.N. Regular Budget
The U.S. is the largest contributor by far to the United Nations and many other international organizations, and cuts in the administration's proposed FY 2018 budget are designed to prod other nations to pay a bigger share, a senior State Department official said Tuesday.
WannaCry attack: Suspicion around North Korea deepens
More evidence has been found linking North Korea to the global cyberattack that caused an IT meltdown in the NHS earlier this month.
U.S.-Led Coalition Airstrikes Against ISIS Increase By 50 Percent
The U.S.-led coalition has launched significantly more airstrikes against the Islamic State this year, increasing the number of bombs dropped on the terrorist group by about 50 percent.
Europe's denial of Islamic terrorism threat perplexes security specialists
The Manchester massacre underscores complaints from counterterrorism analysts that Europe has fallen into denial about the threat of Islamic terrorism.
President Trump to meet with Pope Francis at Vatican
The world's most powerful president and religion's most visible voice with meet for the first time Wednesday -- but not before President Trump has to cross through the Vatican wall that divided the two men, metaphorically, last year.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Trump leaves Israel with no mention of Palestinian state, settlements or embassy
US President Donald Trump ended his 28-hour trip to Israel Tuesday afternoon extolling the prospects of Israeli-Palestinian peace but leaving no clear indication of how he plans to help bring it closer.
#Jerusalem Is Trending: 5 Reasons Why Trump's Trip Makes Christians Happy
President Trump's historic trip to the Middle East has many on social media praising his decision to visit Israel on his first foreign trip as president.
'Profound, Political Courage:' Christian Leaders React to Trump's Middle East Trip
Christian leaders are speaking out about President Donald Trump's first trip overseas. The president traveled to Saudi Arabia, Israel and will now visit The Vatican.
Deputy FM calls on Jews to ascend Temple Mount on Jerusalem Day
In an unprecedented move, a deputy minister of the Foreign Ministry on Tuesday called on Jews to ascend the Temple Mount during Jerusalem Day on Wednesday.
Hamas: Trump 'encouraging apartheid'
Hamas on Tuesday accused U.S. President Donald Trump of 'encouraging apartheid' following his remarks at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
Why can't Abbas stop paying families of 'martyrs'?
Trump seemingly made his first major ask of the Palestinians when he indirectly alluded to PLO payments to families of Palestinian prisoners and 'martyrs,' many of who were involved in attacking Israelis. 'Peace can never take root in an environment where violence is tolerated, funded and even rewarded,' Trump remarked. 'We must be resolute in condemning such acts in a single, unified voice.'

Inside the United States
13 More Major Fake News Stories In Just Five Months Of Trump's Presidency
We are merely five months into the presidency of Donald J. Trump, and still in the midst of a fake news epidemic. It has grown more subtle and refined over time--gone is the regular cycle of industrial-scale media ineptitude and stupidity that began shortly after Trump clinched the presidency--but it is still chugging on like one of those old-fashioned Kalamazoo hand-pump railway cars: slow and quiet but somehow weirdly inexorable.
Former CIA Director: Contacts, Interactions Between Trump Camp, Russia Not Evidence of Collusion
Former CIA Director John Brennan said Tuesday during a congressional hearing that contacts and interactions between Donald Trump's presidential campaign and Russian officials do not constitute evidence of collusion.
Obama intel agency secretly conducted illegal searches on Americans for years
The National Security Agency under former President Barack Obama routinely violated American privacy protections while scouring through overseas intercepts and failed to disclose the extent of the problems until the final days before Donald Trump was elected president last fall, according to once top-secret documents that chronicle some of the most serious constitutional abuses to date by the U.S. intelligence community.
Gallup: Belief God created humans at record low
A record-low percentage of U.S. adults believe that God created humans in their present form, according to a Gallup survey.

Christian News
Eritrea Government Detained More Christians In New Crackdown
Christians have been detained in Eritrea this month as part of a massive government crackdown on members of unregistered churches, well-informed rights activists have told BosNewsLife.