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World leaders are warning United States President Donald Trump about the consequences of recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

President Trump visited Pope Francis at the Vatican this week for their first face-to-face meeting.

Pope Francis condemned the suspected chemical weapons attack that killed over 100 people in Syria and renewed his call for an urgent political solution to end the war.

For a record 60th time, Billy Graham has been named as one of the 10 most admired men in the world.

According to a recent report on npr.org, Israeli right wing lobbyists are looking toward the new Trump campaign with a sense of optimism.

Theresa May, the Prime Minister of the UK, told The Telegraph that her Christian faith guides her in making difficult decisions.

ABC News reports that after the results came in last night, world leaders began responding, commenting on the impact they foresee the decision will have on their countries and the world.

Pope Francis and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani met for talks on Tuesday.

Churchill’s significance extends beyond his political victories and historical influence. I have argued for many years that Churchill represents, in many ways, a model of compelling leadership, even for Christians.

In a world filled with chaos and controversy, TIME magazine's Person of the Year selection is especially fascinating.