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African migrants who thought they would be denied passage to Europe became violent and threatened to kill the crew of an Italian supply ship that had rescued them. Vos Thalassa, a specialist Offshore Supply Ship which works supporting…

What’s in a Name? Episcopalians Move to Change Their Words for God For some watching (and blogging and tweeting) the debate on the floor of the Episcopal Church’s triennial General Convention this week, it sounded as if someone were…

Photo Credit: Marton Berta (The Christian Institute) — Drug-related deaths reached another record high in Scotland last year, according to new figures. There were 934 drug-related deaths in 2017, an eight percent rise from 2016.…

Faith Leaders on Kavanaugh Nomination: Defender or Destroyer of Religious Liberty? As Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, a District of Columbia appellate court judge, headed to Capitol Hill to meet members of Congress who will…

BMW says it is sticking with plans to add 1,000 workers and invest $600 million in South Carolina, even though the company will start production of a new vehicle in China. BMW spokesman Ken Sparks told the Herald-Journal of Spartanburg the…

Share on facebook Share on twitter Ireland's Foreign Minister Simon Coveney speaks during a news conference in Dublin, Ireland, April 12, 2018. . (photo credit: CLODAGH KILCOYNE) X Dear Reader,As you can imagine, more people…

Israel aims to be the fourth country in the world to land an unmanned spacecraft on the Moon, the SpaceIL nonprofit organization announced. If the December launch goes well, the Israeli flag may grace the Moon by next February. Read Full…

The Chinese commerce ministry has slammed the US plan to impose tariffs on additional imports worth some $200 billion as totally unacceptable, promising a mirror response to defend its national interests. Read Full Article at RT.com

A Japanese nurse who may have killed dozens of elderly patients wanted to ensure that her terminally ill victims died anytime but on her watch, due to the “nuisance” of facing relatives with tragic news, Japanese media reported. Read Full…

Combating mistrust – not terrorism – may be the top item on the agenda for NATO when it meets in Brussels this week. Usually a scripted snooze-fest, this year’s summit has been billed as a showdown between deeply-divided allies. Read Full…