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Manchester Arena attack: Children among 22 killed at Ariana Grande concert by suicide bomb explosion
A suicide bomber has killed 22 people - including children - in an explosion that tore through fans leaving an Ariana Grande pop concert in Manchester.
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.
Trump calls for peace in the region, tougher line against Iran
US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a joint press conference at the premier's residence in Jerusalem Monday.
Zuckerberg Backs Global Superstructure to Advance Humanity
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg believes the world needs a 'global superstructure' in order for humanity to 'get to the next level'
Isis tests chemical weapons on 'human guinea pigs', secret documents reveal
Isis are conducting chemical weapons experiments on 'human guinea pigs' before launching attacks on Western targets, according to secret documents.
Iran accuses U.S. of 'Iranophobia', arming 'dangerous terrorists'
Iran accused the United States on Monday of selling arms to 'dangerous terrorists' in the Middle East and of spreading 'Iranophobia' aimed at encouraging Arab states to purchase arms, state television reported.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Trump Admin Declares Jerusalem Part of Israel in Major Policy Shift
The Trump administration declared the president is in "Jerusalem, Israel," on Monday for a series of meetings with Israeli officials, a proclamation that breaks with years of American policy refraining from stating that the city of Jerusalem is part of Israel.
Netanyahu Lauds Trump for 'Reassertion of American Leadership in the Middle East'
After their meeting in Jerusalem on Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanked US President Donald Trump for his 'reassertion of American leadership in the Middle East.'

Inside the United States
Trump's first budget sets new course away from Obama, and the GOP
President Trump's first budget request would stake out a radically different path from the past budgets set out by former President Barack Obama, but it also makes a key departure from budgets that Republicans have proposed.
Texas Senate Approves 'Religious Refusal' Adoption Measure
Texas Republicans pushed the state closer to a law that allows publicly funded foster care and adoption agencies to refuse to place children with non-Christian, unmarried or gay prospective parents because of religious objections.
Planned Parenthood Set to Close Six Clinics in Three States
One of the largest regional chapters of Planned Parenthood in the nation plans to close several clinics due to financial shortfalls.

Christian News
Armageddon in Iraq? US Pastor Details ISIS Destruction of Christian City
With churches destroyed and desecrated, crosses distorted, and Jesus statues beheaded by ISIS, it looks as if 'Armageddon' happened in Qaraqosh, said a U.S. pastor who recently visited the formerly thriving Christian city in Iraq's Nineveh Plain.