Pastor Ezekiel Ndikumana of Nashville Light Mission Pentecostal Church courageously protected his congregation when a shooter broke into the church’s 10 am service on Sunday. The shooter jumped up from the front row with a gun in one hand and Bible in the other, taking control of the room and threatening to kill. Pastor Ndikumana sneaked out of the shooter’s line of vision and wrestled him to the ground from behind before the shooter could harm anyone.
The Simon-Skjodt Center for the Prevention of Genocide, an organization whose aim is to fight against modern attempts at genocide, has released a stern report in which it criticizes China for that nation’s treatment of ethnic Turkish Muslims living in Xinjiang.
United Nations aid chief Martin Griffiths on Monday called for the Myanmar military to provide the U.N. with unrestricted access to citizens in desperate need of aid amid a deteriorating humanitarian crisis.
Four astronauts safely returned on Monday from a record six-month NASA science mission aboard the International Space Station, splashing down with their SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule in the Gulf of Mexico at the end of a daylong flight home.
The 2021 NFL season officially reached the midway point on Monday, as Week 9 commenced with a Monday Night Football clash in Pittsburg between the Chicago Bears and the Pittsburg Steelers. The Steelers narrowly escaped a Bears comeback, winning the game 29-27 to improve their record to 5-3.
TV and radio host Dan Celia discusses a recent experience at the gas pumps that highlights how inflation matters to the American people, despite the fact that the Biden administration continues to try to downplay its impact.
A new report details that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms has processed over 54 million firearm sales records from out-of-business gun shops just in this year.
A new poll indicates that the majority of Americans oppose the Biden administration’s plan to pay families of illegal immigrants separated at the southern border and that most Americans want the border closed until the ongoing border crisis is resolved.
Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega clinched a fourth consecutive term, results showed on Monday, after jailing political rivals ahead of a vote that prompted threats of sanctions from the United States and international calls for free elections.
The Biden administration is telling companies with over 100 employees to continue implementing it’s vaccine mandate even after a federal court temporarily blocked the order over the weekend.
