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War Rages in Aleppo As Ceasefire Collapses
Syrian forces pounded rebel-held eastern Aleppo on Sunday, killing at least 85 people and wounding more than 300 others, an activist group reported. The bombardment destroyed residential centers, overwhelmed hospitals and angered diplomats meeting at the United Nations.
Giant radio telescope begins search for alien life in outer space
The world's largest radio telescope has begun searching for signs of extra-terrestrial life in outer space.
Japan Scrambles Jets After China Makes Show of Force in Key Strait
Japan scrambled jets Sunday after a fleet of Chinese aircraft flew into a strategically important strait near disputed islands in the East China Sea.
Mexico: Thousands protest against same-sex marriage proposal
Thousands of people in Mexico City have protested against a government proposal to legalise same-sex marriage, which they say would undermine traditional families.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Israeli forces arrest 19 wanted Palestinians, uncover W.Bank weapons workshops
The Israeli Defense Forces in cooperation with the Shin Bet security service arrested 19 wanted Palestinians overnight in the West Bank and uncovered three weapons manufacturing workshops.
IDF preparing an underground 'death trap' for Hamas
Hamas is prioritizing offensive and defensive underground efforts above all else, a senior IDF officer said Sunday.
Netanyahu meets with Clinton
After hearing from Donald Trump that his administration would recognize Jerusalem as the undivided capital of Israel, Netanyahu met with Hillary Clinton in New York on Sunday for about an hour.
Trump to Netanyahu: I will recognize Jerusalem as Israel's united capital
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Donald Trump and is scheduled to meet Hillary Clinton on Sunday, and stressed that the engagements were not meant to interfere with hyper-charged American politics.

Inside the United States
The harbinger of Baal appears in New York City
So could the sign of Baal actually appear on American soil?
Mall shooting suspect was 'zombie-like' when arrested, officials say
A suspected gunman believed to have killed five people at a Washington state mall was arrested Saturday, according to authorities.
US Air Force set to replace intercontinental nuke arsenal
Hidden underground in steel-and-concrete silos across rural America, more than 400 intercontinental ballistic missiles point to the skies, poised for launch -- and ready to obliterate cities across the world.
Charlotte has 4th night of protest over police shooting
Demonstrators carried signs, chanted and marched in a peaceful protest hours after the family of a black man shot by police released video showing the events leading up to his death.

U.S. Politics
More than 100 million expected to watch Monday's presidential debate
As many as 100 million viewers are expected to tune in Monday night for the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, one that promises to be entertaining, if not blood pressure-raising.
After prepping Trump for debate, Giuliani says US should abandon two-state solution
The United States should give up on a two-state solution between Israel and Palestinians, former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani said on Saturday night.
New Clinton $$ bundlers: Facebook, Yahoo
Top executives at social media giants Facebook and Yahoo have helped 'bundle' $113 million for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton, according to newly released campaign donations.

Christian News
Muslim Rebels Massacre Christians in Central African Republic
Muslim militants slaughtered 26 civilians in a predominantly Christian village in the Central African Republic on Friday (Sept. 16), the worst violence in the embattled country in months, sources said.
Southern Baptist Mission Board President: Seemingly Dead Man Arose Among Village of Christian Converts
An unreached people group in Southeast Asia gave their lives to Christ when their leader apparently dropped dead and came back to life after a group of believers prayed.
Ret. Navy Chaplain: Christians Joining The Military Should Be Careful
A retired Navy chaplain who came under fire for his faith believes the military is now a battleground against Christianity.
Christians in North Korea Face Brutal Persecution
Christians in North Korea are being enslaved, raped, tortured and killed at an alarming rate under Kim Jong-Un's leadership, according to a new report from Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW).