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Thousands of Israeli and American soldiers are preparing to take part in the ‘Juniper Cobra’ drill, amid escalating Israel-Iran tensions. The Juniper Cobra exercise is scheduled every two years and it comes now at a time of growing tension between Israel and Iran and the Iranian proxy Hezbollah. This year’s exercise simulates a massive ballistic missile attack against Israel and … Read More

The Times of Israel reports that Iran now operates 10 military bases in Syria and is training militias loyal to President Bashar Assad’s regime for a possible battle with Israel, with two key facilities located near the border with Israel. They say up to 20,000 fighters from various militias throughout the war-torn country have been trained by Iranian military personnel, … Read More

The company Bullet Blocker has been inundated with orders for its bulletproof backpacks since the Florida school shooting that left 17 students and teachers dead triggered a rise in the sales of their bulletproof backpacks. The concept for the company first originated when a self-described “helicopter dad” and former U.S. Army Ranger became concerned about school security after the 1999 Columbine High School massacre during … Read More

Joy Behar’s mocking of Christianity as a mental illness on ABC’s show The View isn’t going away as an issue. According to the Media Research Center watchdog group, more than 25,000 people had called ABC to complain about a segment on “The View” in which the comedian specifically said Vice President Mike Pence suffers from the delusions of prayer. “It’s one thing … Read More

The Rev. Billy Graham, the charismatic Christian evangelist who took his evangelizing crusades around the country and the globe, has died according to officials of his organization. He was 99. It’s reported that Rev. Graham achieved a reach unlike any other evangelist, serving as a counselor or minister to a dozen U.S. presidents. He preached to an estimated 215 million people … Read More

A gunman shouting, “Allahu akbar,” opened fire on worshipers leaving a church Sunday service in Kizlyar, in the Dagestan region of Russia, killing five women and wounding several others, according to a Russian state news agency. Churchgoers said they had prevented more casualties by closing the door to the church and stopping the attacker from getting inside. The man was later shot … Read More

Nikolas Cruz, the troubled 19-year-old who has been charged with the premeditated murder of 17 people at his former high school in Parkland, Florida, told authorities that “demons” gave him instructions on how to commit one of the deadliest mass shootings in U.S. history. Investigators told ABC News that Cruz said he heard voices in his head described as demons as he … Read More

Biomedicine just took another leap when University of Colorado Boulder scientists created a so-called electronic skin—e-skin for short. The e-skin is a thin, semi-transparent material that can act like your skin through measuring temperature, pressure, humidity and air flow which could aid development of biomedical devices. The scientists say that it can do what real skin does, and can help … Read More

A 26-year-old woman felt something in her left eye. For days, she couldn’t shake the sensation.  A week later she pulled a centimeter long translucent worm from her eye. The Oregon resident became the first ever reported case of a human infestation with the cattle eyeworm, Thelazia gulosa. Over 20 days, she and her doctors removed 14 worms from her … Read More

There were 4,064 deaths in the U.S. during the third week of 2018 from pneumonia or influenza, according to CDC data. And the number for that week is expected to rise as more reports are sent to the agency. It gets worse. The death toll for this pestilence in future weeks is expected to grow even higher because flu activity … Read More