U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin announced a new U.S.-led security operation in the southern Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden this week.
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Steven Smith Willing to Step Down as Pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church over Mishandling Child Abuse Allegations
Steven Smith, the pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church in Little, Arkansas, is willing to step down from his role.
Migrant Helps Stranded Boy on U.S. Border
A Mexican migrant who tried to cross the border in 2007 and instead happened upon a stranded 9-year-old boy says he would still decide to help the boy.
Taliban Sends Women Abuse Survivors to Prisons for 'Protection' as UN Raises Concerns
The Taliban in Afghanistan is reportedly sending women abuse survivors to prisons for their protection.
Alarming Survey Reveals 20% of Young American Adults Deny Holocaust; Senators Advocate for Increased Holocaust Education in Schools
A new study from YouGov and The Economist found that 20 percent of young American adults believe the Holocaust never happened.
U.N. Calls for Immediate Humanitarian Ceasefire in Gaza amidst Humanitarian Crisis, U.S. and Israel Reject Resolution
The United Nations is demanding an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the Gaza Strip following what U.N. officials are calling a humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
House Republicans Set to Vote on Resolution Advancing Impeachment Inquiry into President Biden over Family Business Activities
House Republicans could vote as early as today in an attempt to push through the ongoing impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
Brad Paisley and Kimberly Williams-Paisley Spread Holiday Cheer with Special Christmas Event at 'The Store' Charity"
Country music singer Brad Paisley and his wife, actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley, recently launched a special Christmas version of their “The Store” charity.
Harvard University President Claudine Gay Retains Position amid Controversy over Congressional Testimony on Antisemitism
Harvard University President Claudine Gay will remain in the role despite calls for her to be ousted from the position after her appearance before Congress last week.
Michael Youssef's Cairo Event Draws Over 17,000 Attendees, Thousands Convert to Christianity
Michael Youssef’s recent event in Cairo, Egypt, drew more than 17,000 people despite mounting concerns about unrest in the Middle East.
