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Trump Will Honor Obama's Controversial Refugee Deal With Australia, Says Vice Pres. Mike Pence
Vice President Mike Pence said Saturday that the United States will honor an agreement that former President Barack Obama had with Australia to take in up to 1,250 asylum seekers, adding, however, "that doesn't mean that we admire the agreement," which was described by President Donald Trump as a "dumb" deal.
Pope Francis Urges Emptying of Refugee Centers He Compares to 'Concentration Camps'
Pope Francis has urged governments to free migrants and refugees from holding centers in European countries, which he compared with "concentration camps."
Pastor Greg Laurie on How to Hear God's Word
In part one of a message titled, "The Parable of Spiritual Growth," Pastor Greg Laurie of the Harvest Fellowship megachurch spoke about different kinds of hearers of God's Word, to help Christians and seekers negotiate their way to spiritual growth.
College Bans Christian Preaching, Calling the Gospel 'Fighting Words'
In response to a First Amendment lawsuit against it, Georgia Gwinnett College argues that it removed a Christian preacher from campus because his speech, though made in a "free speech zone," rose to the level of "fighting words."
3 Arrested in Michigan for Performing Genital Mutilation on 6-Y-O-Girls
In the first case brought to the Department of Justice under a federal law that criminalizes female genital mutilation, three people have been arrested and charged with performing the procedure on girls between 6 and 8 years old in Michigan, according to reports.
ISIS Terror Attacks Make Security Key Issue in France's Presidential Election
This week's terror attack on the Champs-Élysées is likely to make security a key issue in the presidential election, the first round of which will be held Sunday, days after a written note defending the Islamic State was found lying next to the body of the gunman who shot dead a policeman. Voters had thus far been concerned mostly about the lack of economic growth in the country.
Egypt's Copts Hold Easter Services Amid Threats of Terror
A week after bombings at Coptic churches that left at least 45 people dead, Egypt's Coptic Christians held Easter services amid tight security and threats of more terror attacks.
Trump on Easter: 'Life Always Triumphs Over Death'
Amid speculations over whether Donald Trump will attend a church service on Easter, the president in his weekly address called America a "nation of believers" and said that the source of "our hope" is that "life always triumphs over death … with God's grace."
Muslim Mob of 1,000 Kills Student in Pakistan Accused of Blasphemy
Hundreds of Muslim students dragged a journalism student out of his hostel room at a university campus in Pakistan and hacked him to death after he was accused of blasphemy due to a heated debate over religion with fellow Muslim students. The mob also beat his friend, who is also a journalism student.
Christian Couple Who Refused to Teach Easter Bunny Is Real Loses Foster Children
A Christian couple in Canada has filed a lawsuit against Hamilton Children's Aid Society for removing two foster children from their home because they refused to lie to the girls that the Easter Bunny is real.