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Hurricane Ida leaves 1 dead, over 1 million without power in Louisiana
At least one person has been found dead, and all of New Orleans left without power with many homes flooded after Hurricane Ida slammed Louisiana as a Category 4 storm Sunday, before weakening into a Category 1 hurricane and then to a tropical storm early Monday.
Biden blasts China’s lack of transparency in response to report on COVID-19 origins
A U.S. intelligence report says its 90-day investigation ordered by President Joe Biden to look into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic, including whether the virus leaked from a Chinese lab, is “inconclusive” due to China’s unwillingness to cooperate.
16-year-old boy suffers burns over 60% of his body in suspected anti-Christian attack
A 16-year-old Christian boy suffered burns over 60% of his body after an acid attack in eastern India’s Bihar state. The family says they suspect Hindu nationalists are behind it because the boy is a leader in a local church and the area they live in has anti-Christian sentiments.
Pentagon confirms 2 ‘high profile’ ISIS-K militants killed in retaliation for Kabul airport attack
Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby confirmed Saturday that two high profile ISIS-K terrorists, one "planner" and one "facilitator," were killed in a drone strike but would not release the names of the two individuals or their nationalities.
China: Police arrest 10 kids, 18 adults in raid on worship gathering
Police in China raided a small group of Christian worshipers from a heavily-persecuted house church in southwestern China’s Sichuan province and arrested almost everyone, including an infant less than 1 year old, nine children and 18 adults.
Jesse Jackson, wife Jacqueline remain hospitalized for COVID-19
Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson, 79, who was fully vaccinated in January, and his 77-year-old wife Jacqueline, remained hospitalized with COVID-19 on Monday, according to their son, Jonathan Jackson.
Over 22 dead, including twin babies, after flooding in Tennessee; dozens missing
About two dozen people were killed, including two babies who were swept from their father’s arms, and dozens of others were missing as of Sunday afternoon after catastrophic flash flooding in Middle Tennessee, officials said.
Biden says priority is evacuating US citizens out of Afghanistan, but much 'could still go wrong'
President Joe Biden said Sunday that his administration’s first priority is getting American citizens out of Afghanistan “as quickly and as safely as possible” but added that there is still “a long way to go and a lot could still go wrong.”
Afghan evacuees arrive in the US; Biden says numbers may rise to 65,000
The first groups of Afghan evacuees arrived at Dulles International Airport Saturday, one week after the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan.
Chinese authorities paying citizens to spy on neighbors, report ‘illegal’ Christian activities
China's communist regime has ordered citizens in the country’s northeastern region to spy on Christians and report any “illegal religious activities,” including preaching and religious house gatherings. Informants will be rewarded with $150 for each tip, according to a report.