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While tightening the rules for one religion, the president gives acceptance to another.
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He doesn’t realize it, but he is driving forward a host of crucial prophetic trends.
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The science finally caught up. Now the system has to.
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One of the greatest proofs of a Creator is the miracle of conception, gestation and the birth of new life.
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A virus from the Middle East has begun claiming lives.
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In less than two decades the European Union has pushed its eastern frontier from Berlin to the Black Sea. How much more will Russia tolerate—and what of Iran, beginning to feel the EU breathing down its neck?
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Iran’s New Underground ‘Missile City’
Iran is strengthening its naval capabilities while the United States turns a blind eye.
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A New Left-wing Extremist Party for Germany
How will the political turmoil end?
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New York Times Publishes Blood Libel
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Trump’s New Syria Sanctions Could Finally Bring Down the Assad Regime
Long overdue Caesar Act comes into effect in an attempt to overturn Obama’s Syria failure.
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This time, it’s not prospectors looking for precious metals—it’s central banks.
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Guttenberg Urges Europe to Prepare for a New Reality
Germany’s offensive cybercapabilities may soon have a leader willing to use them.
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Will Taiwan’s efforts to appease Beijing result in it being annexed by mainland China?
