Anugrah Kumar
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Christians More Likely to Blame Poverty on Lack of Hard Work Than Bad Circumstances, Study Claims
A study by The Washington Post and the Kaiser Family Foundation claims that Christians in general, and white evangelical Christians in particular, are much more likely than non-Christians to attribute poverty to individual failings.

Sex Trafficker, ISIS Recruitment Techniques 'Identical,' Counterterrorism Expert Says
Sex traffickers and the Islamic State terror group use identical tactics for recruitment, according to Jeff Tiegs, who is with a group working to end sex trafficking in the United States and who is also a counterterrorism expert.

US Bombers Fly Over Korea After Missile Tests
In response to North Korea's claim about another successful test of an intercontinental ballistic missile to show its ability to strike the United States, America flew two supersonic B-1B bombers over the Korean peninsula and called on China, Japan and South Korea to do more about Pyongyang's missile tests.

For Russian Collusion, Look at Democrats and Fusion GPS, Not Trump, Kellyanne Conway Says
Kellyanne Conway, a senior adviser to President Donald Trump, said Sunday that while media was obsessed with the "ridiculous Russian collusion delusion" about the 2016 presidential election, they should have looked at the left-wing firm Fusion GPS, which is allegedly responsible for the Trump-Russia dossier, which is full of "falsities and lies."

Blame Trump, Not Priebus, for White House Chaos, Brit Hume Says
Fox News senior political analyst Brit Hume said President Donald Trump should be blamed more than former Chief of Staff Reince Priebus for the infighting and chaos in the White House.

Hillsong 'Not the Reason' Justin Bieber Canceled World Tour
Hillsong Church, which Justin Bieber reportedly attends regularly, denied rumors that it had a role in the pop singer's decision to cancel the remaining 14 dates of his Purpose world tour.

Pakistani Christians Fear Rise in Persecution After Ouster of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif
Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who sought to protect minorities by enacting legislation, had to resign after the Supreme Court disqualified him over charges of corruption. His ouster, the Christian minority fears, could lead to a rise in persecution.

Muslims Converting to Christianity by the Hundreds in Finland
Hundreds of asylum seekers from the Middle East, including from Iran and Iraq, have converted to Christianity in Finland, according to officials in the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran community.

Fewer Americans Are Getting Married as Many Millennials Postpone Nuptials Indefinitely
Not only are fewer Americans getting married, but many are delaying marriage, and those who are choosing to say, "I do," are inviting fewer guests, according to a report in Bloomberg, which looked at the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau and private research firms.

Lila Rose Blasts Senators Who Voted Against Obamacare Repeal to Defund Planned Parenthood
After U.S. Senate Republicans failed to get the necessary votes to repeal Obamacare and defund Planned Parenthood, Live Action President and founder Lila Rose criticized those who opposed the bill, saying their decision will lead to the killing of "900 innocent preborn children every day."


























