- 06/26/2012
Anti-Trafficking Groups Raising Awareness Ahead of London Summer Games
A group of over 30 faith-based investment firms are teaming up to fight against human trafficking at this year's biggest sporting event in the world – the 2012 summer Olympic games in London.
- 06/25/2012
Christian Leader Gary Haugen Honored by Secretary Clinton for Anti-Trafficking Efforts
As the U.S. released its annual Trafficking in Persons Report (TIP) last week, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton honored Gary Haugen of the faith-based International Justice Mission for his efforts at combating modern-day slavery.
- 06/25/2012
Mexico Bus Accident Leaves 32 Dead, Including 9 Children
At least 32 people were killed in a bus accident on Sunday, including nine children, in Mexico.
- 06/22/2012
Jerry Sandusky's Adopted Son Matt Would Have Testified of Abuse
Matt Sandusky, the youngest adopted son of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, came forward this week to say that he too had been a victim of child sex abuse at the hands of his adopted father and was reportedly willing to testify in court against the coach.
- 06/22/2012
Christ's Birthplace Suggested by Palestinians as World Heritage Site
A United Nations cultural group will vote next week to determine if Israel's Church of the Nativity, said to be the birthplace of Jesus Christ, will become a World Heritage site, a title reserved for locations that have "outstanding universal value" to all of humanity.
- 06/21/2012
Jerry Sandusky's Second Mile Foundation to Transfer $2M to Christian Ministry
The Second Mile charity, founded by former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, will be transferring over funds and programs that help at-risk youth and their families to a Houston-based Christian organization known as Arrow Child and Family Ministries.
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06/20/2012NJ Man Calls 911 to Speak to Tim Tebow While Claiming to Be President
A New Jersey man has been arrested for calling 9-1-1 in an effort to get in touch with NFL star Tim Tebow while also claiming to be the president.
- 06/20/2012
Hosni Mubarak 'Clinging to Life' as Egyptian Protests Continue
Egypt's state news agency Mena reported Tuesday that former President Hosni Mubarak was "clinically dead," but those reports have been denied and the ousted dictator is understood to currently be in a coma.
Tags Politics - 06/20/2012
Jerry Sandusky's Wife Dottie Testifies She Never Witnessed Any Abuse
Dorothy "Dottie" Sandusky, the wife of former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky, testified in court on Tuesday that she never heard or saw any indication that her husband was abusing young boys.
Tags Court Cases - 06/18/2012
Abortion of 7-Month-Old Fetus in China Inspires Children's Defense Fund
Texas-based Christian human rights organization ChinaAid has launched a defense fund to fight against forced abortions in China in light of the recent case involving a seven-month pregnant woman forced by family planning officials to undergo the procedure.
- 06/18/2012
6.4 Earthquake Strikes Off Coast of Japan
A powerful 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Japan Monday, reportedly causing no major damage or injuries.
- 06/17/2012
'NYPD Blue' Writer Punches Poodle to Death
A former writer for the television series "NYPD Blue" has punched his nearly five-year-old poodle in the face, causing the animal to die of traumatic brain injury.
Tags Animals - 06/17/2012
Bobbi Kristina to Skip Father's Wedding
Aspiring singer Bobbi Kristina will not be attending the upcoming wedding of her father, Bobby Brown, to his girlfriend and manager Alicia Etheridge.
- 06/15/2012
Egypt's Morsi and Shafiq Prepare for Presidency, But How Will Coptic Christians Fare?
Egyptian Presidential candidates Mohammed Morsi and Ahmed Shafiq are set to go head-to-head this weekend in the country's landmark presidential elections, and many analysts are questioning what the fate of the Coptic Christian community will be under the leadership of either candidate.
- 06/15/2012
John the Baptist's Bones Possibly Discovered in Bulgaria
Scientist claim that bones discovered in a small church in Bulgaria may those of John the Baptist, the biblical figure known for baptizing Jesus.
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