The world wasted almost a billion dollars a day last year trying to “limit global warming,” according to the latest Climate Policy Initiative (CPI) report. $359 billion.
This week on Jerusalem Dateline: It's the most controversial place in Jerusalem and perhaps the world. Jews call it the Temple Mount; for Muslims, it's home to one of their most sacred mosques, the Dome of the Rock.
We'll tell you how Palestinian leaders use it to stir fear and anger among Muslims worldwide.
Plus, the tunnel of terror: the discovery of an underground passage running from the Gaza Strip into Israel sparks fears that Hamas is seeking to carry out attacks inside Israel.
Are you curious about some of the biblically based advice President Obama has been receiving during his presidency?
Well, his former faith advisor is giving all of us an up close and personal look at the devotions he sent President Obama everyday for years.
The plight of Egypt’s Christian Copts, especially in Upper Egypt, continues unabated. According to a new Arabic report, during the last few days in Asyut, “criminal groups and gangs managed to acquire guns and weapons and, as usual, have attacked and abused the Christians to control their sources of income, including to finance their [the “gangsters”] activities. They forced Copts to pay large amounts of money as tax [jizya] in order not to steal and/or plunder their lands.
Homecoming queens come and go but none can hold a candle to Molly Anne Dutton. She is telling the world about how she narrowly escaped death from abortion, and is living proof of why abortion is a horrific mistake.
Molly was crowned Auburn University's 100th Miss Homecoming. This gives her a platform to tell her story and hopefully save the lives of people who are headed toward death through abortion.
This week on the Brody File Show: We head to California to explore the troubling transgender bathroom law that's now on the books.
Also, former presidential candidate Rick Santorum takes on Hollywood. Meet the pro-family movie executive like you've never seen him before.
Finally, the touching story of a tiny superhero named Cameron who needs a heart and is getting a helping hand.
American ally, the so-called moderate Muslim nation of Kazakhstan is mistreating an imprisoned pastor.
Sixty-seven-year-old Bakhytzhan Kashkumbayev was arrested last May for a second time, and imprisoned in an unknown location.
His crime? Effectively leading Muslims to Christ.
On this week's edition of The Watchman with Erick Stakelbeck, we're joined by CBN's Jerusalem Bureau Chief, Chris Mitchell, to discuss his new hit book, Jerusalem Dateline.
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Jihad or Terrorism: A Question of Semantics?
Health experts are warning you could get an infection even the most powerful drugs can't kill. The overuse of antibiotics may be partly to blame.