Today on The CBN News Daily Rundown: A new Billy Graham exhibit is now open to the public at the Museum of the Bible. The focus of the exhibit is on Graham's use of Scripture and how the Bible helped shape his identity and grounded his ministry. CBN's John Jessup got a sneak peek of the exhibit--and says it personalized the man known as America's pastor.
Today on The CBN News Daily Rundown: Nearly 75 percent of the staff at well-known Bethel Church has been forced to evacuate their homes because of the massive wildfire in and around Redding, California. Still, even as the blaze inches closer to their four campuses--the ministry is partnering with others to serve as many victims as they can and they've got some prayer requests.
Today on The CBN News Daily Rundown: The Department of Homeland Security says the threat of a cyber attack is equivalent to the threat of a category 5 hurricane that has been forecast and must now be prepared for. At a cybersecurity summit in NYC, national security officials announced a new initiative to guard the nation's banks, energy companies, and other industries. CBN News national security correspondent Erik Rosales says the plan is dependant on a partnership between the government and the private sector.
Today on The CBN News Daily Rundown: The push-back against President Trump's border wall continues, but an Islamic jihadi expert warns that a vulnerable US border will be exploited by terrorists. CBN Senior International correspondent Gary Lane says all we have to do is take a look back at history to predict tomorrows outcomes.
Today on The CBN News Daily Rundown: A growing number of America's leading health scientists and doctors believe the relationship between good and bad bacteria in the intestines--or the gut--determines whether a person will be healthy or sick. CBN News Health reporter Lorie Johnson says nearly all of the health issues people struggle with can be linked back to gut health and it all starts the day we're born.
Today on The CBN News Daily Rundown: America's younger generations are speaking out in support of a ruling they don't even understand. Senior Washington correspondent Paul Strand breaks down a new Pew poll that shows there's a millennial disconnect when it comes to Roe vs. Wade.
Today on the CBN News Daily Rundown: Nicaragua could be headed for civil war. It began with protests against an economic reform plan proposed by President Daniel Ortega--but CBN News senior international correspondent George Thomas recently spoke with a pastor who lives in the city that's become the epicenter of conflict. He says violence grows daily, as the government hunts down anyone standing in opposition.
Today on The CBN News Daily Rundown: Iran sends threats--the US prepares to reinstate sanctions. CBN's Mid-East Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell says we could be about to witness the collapse of the current regime in Tehran--as unrest grows and the US and Israel appeal to the Iranian people.
Today on The CBN News Daily Rundown: The government is racing to reunite families who were separated at the border by the Thursday deadline. Reporter Heather Sells looks back at how we got to this point and how the faith community may have swayed the president.
Today on The CBN News Daily Rundown: 'We don't trust Rissia, we don't trust Putin; we never will," that from U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley in an exclusive interview with our chief political correspondent David Brody. They talked Russian, Iran and even about Haley's working relationship with President Trump--David shares a behind the scenes look into the interview.