DALLAS (AP) — A police department in a Texas Bible Belt community has placed large “In God We Trust” decals on its patrol vehicles in response to recent violence against law enforcement officers, drawing criticism from a watchdog group that says the decals amount to an illegal government endorsement of religion. The decision by police this month to unveil the … Read More
Sierra Leone village in quarantine after Ebola death
Nearly 1,000 people in Sierra Leone have been put under quarantine following the death of a 67-year-old woman who tested positive for Ebola. It comes five days into a six-week countdown for the country to be officially declared Ebola-free. The quarantine will last for three weeks, provided no new cases are recorded. More than 11,000 people have died since the … Read More
World Drawn to Euphrates River For World War
It is one of the longest and most historically defining rivers in the Middle East. The Euphrates River flows from Turkey through Syria and Iraq emptying into the Gulf of Persia. In times past the oldest of civilizations flourished here. Today the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria is waging what it considers a holy Islamic war for a caliphate, … Read More
Signs of the Last Days
The Signs of the Last Days are in the media. The news is like an increasingly raging sea with its waves bringing us ever more wars and rumors of wars, violence and atrocities, disease and pestilence, fear and worry; until the waves of it are coming so fast and crashing over us so hard that we can hardly breathe. It’s … Read More