Day: September 24, 2019
UK Supreme Court Rules Boris Johnson Suspended Parliament Unlawfully and Should Resign for Misleading the Queen
Steve Austin Tried to End His Life as a 29-Year-Old Youth Pastor, But He Survived and is Telling Others His Story
Randal Rauser on Justin Trudeau, Blackface, and Throwing the First Stone
Christian Apologist Andy Bannister Answers Three Common Questions Muslims Ask About Christianity
U.S. House Panel Proposes $1B Fund Protect U.S. Communications Networks, Replace Huawei Equipment
U.S. Condemns China’s “Horrific Campaign of Repression” Against Muslims
Former U.S. Intelligence Officer Sentenced to 10 Years in Federal Prison for Spying on Behalf of China
Thom S. Rainer on 10 Surprising Questions Church Leaders Are Asking
Korean Beef and Rice
Nepali Pastor Receives Death Threats, Goes Into Hiding After Video of Him Sharing His Testimony Leaked
Widowed Grandmother is Finally Able to Read the Bible Through Gospel for Asia’s Literacy Program
More Than 1.5M Sign AFA’s #BoycottTarget Pledge After Man Was Caught Taking Pictures of Underage Girls, Women Undressing
G. Craige Lewis Says Kanye Entering the Church With His Blasphemy is the Fault of Pastors; the Gatekeepers Are Letting Him in
Execution Stayed in 2005 Slaying of Lisa Underwood and Son
Historic Move by Britain’s Supreme Court Ruled Boris Johnson Suspension of Parliament Was Illegal
Trump’s Senate Republican Allies Give Go Ahead to $5B Wall Request
House of Peace Releases 13-Song Album ‘Welcome to the River’
Japanese Cargo Ship Named Kounotori Successfully Blasts off With Batteries for Space Station Two Weeks After Launch Pad Fire Prevented the First Countdown
Tempers Flare as More Than 2 Million Zimbabwe Residents Found Themselves Without Water as Authorities For Fear of Cholera Outbreak Shut Down Main Treatment Plant
WATCH: New Trailer for “Heavenquest: A Pilgrim’s Progress” Premieres Today
NY Times Turned to Irish Government to Rescue Journalist Declan Walsh For Fear That Trump Administration Would Not Help
Kevin Durant Not Expected to Play for Brooklyn Nets for a Year
German Prosecutors Charge Volkswagen’s Herbert Diess, Chairman Hans Dieter Poetsch, and Former CEO Martin Winterkorn With Stock Manipulation Connected With Diesel Emissions Scandal of 2015
World Postal Union Rejects Trump’s Reform Plan; U.S. Considering Leaving the 145-Year-Old Body
Data Shows Most Bicyclist Tickets Issued in Chicago Are in Black Neighborhoods
University of Arizona Suspends 2 Students Accused of Assaulting Black Student
Trump Administration Calls on California to Clean up its Toxic Smog or Risk Losing Billions in Federal Road Dollars
FIFA President Criticizes Italian Soccer Authorities for ‘Hiding the Truth’ About Racism
