Israeli police fired rubber bullets and stun grenades toward rock-hurling Palestinians, some of whom were waving Hamas flags, at Jerusalem’s Temple Mount on Friday, the latest outbreak of violence at a site revered by Muslims and Jews alike.
For the 11th time since January 2021, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued the Biden administration over its immigration policy.
In all the yelling, arguing, and threats of impeachment that typified Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas’ testimony over two days on Capitol Hill, brief statements and a polite exchange offered what might become the most substantive revelation.
Russia hammered targets all over Ukraine on Thursday, including an attack on Kyiv less than an hour after the U.N. secretary general and President Zelenskyy held a joint news conference in the capital.
The U.S. economy unexpectedly contracted in the first quarter amid a resurgence in COVID-19 cases and drop in pandemic relief money from the government, but the decline in output is misleading as domestic demand remained strong.
The United States’ chaotic and gut-wrenching exit from Afghanistan was about far more than dollar amounts, but sometimes a price tag speaks louder and more clearly than even the best-crafted oration.
Seth continues his Theology of Finances series, today encouraging listners not to worry over their finances.
According to the most recent Barna Group report called The Great Disconnect: Reclaiming the Heart of the Great Commission in Your Church, pastors and lay Christians have vastly different views on what missions means for the Church.
It has been revealed that the suspect is a 14-year old boy who has been charged with murder and sexual assault.
