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Across America violence broke out at malls the day after Christmas, leaving shoppers desperate for an exit and authorities struggling to deal with unruly crowds. The series of apparently unconnected fights and disturbances included arrests and injuries — including an assault on an officer — and authorities and witnesses described panic-stricken scenes from Colorado to New York. Police spoke of … Read More

The FBI has issued a warning to U.S. churches to be vigilant for threats coming from Islamic State sympathizers after the terror group called for attacks around Christmas. The FBI warning has expanded from those in the past that warned against attacks against military and law enforcement targets, saying that terror groups “continue aspirational calls for attacks on holiday gatherings, including targeting … Read More

For first time in 36 years, the U.S. turned its back on Israel in the U.N. allowing the Security Council to unanimously vote to condemn Israel for settlements on its land, with the U.S. abstaining instead of vetoing. An abstention by the U.S. paved the way for the 15-member international body to approve the resolution, with 14 votes in favor, … Read More

After a fraught election, where some called on electors to vote against their state results, electors have now met in the electoral college and voted. The results show the electors faithfully casting ballots with Donald Trump surpassing the necessary 270 votes in the Electoral College, the next step in the official process to become President. The Electoral College results will be officially … Read More

His transition team says President-elect Donald Trump “remains firmly committed” to moving the US Embassy to Jerusalem. “This is a commitment that the president-elect made numerous times on the campaign trail, that he remains firmly committed to,” said Jason Miller, a transition team spokesman. Trump has nominated longtime adviser David Friedman to be the US ambassador to Israel, and in … Read More

Terrorist Islamic State said through its news agency that one of its “soldiers” had carried out the attack in a German Christmas market, in which 12 people were killed and 50 injured when a large truck plowed into the market. German Chancellor Angela Merkel vowed to punish those responsible for the attack “as harshly as the law requires”. She has … Read More

At least nine people are dead and as many as 50 injured in a suspected terror attack in Berlin when a rental truck plowed into a Christmas Market. Witnesses described the truck as travelling at a fast speed when it hit the market and that it looked deliberate. The incident comes amid repeated warnings from security agencies that supporters of Islamic … Read More

A gunman in Turkey wearing a suit and tie opened fire on Russia’s ambassador shooting him in the back, killing the diplomat at a photo exhibit in the Turkish capital, Ankara, where the ambassador was a guest speaker.            The gunman then shouted, “Allah Akbar! Do not forget Aleppo! … As long as our lands are … Read More

“To look out at this kind of creation and not believe in God is to me impossible,” John Glenn told reporters, “It just strengthens my faith.” John Glenn, who has died at age 95, was a trailblazer in science, a devoted public servant, and an American hero. He was also a man of deep faith, with a vantage point on … Read More

Brussels has moved one step closer to creating an EU Army as Eurocrats have debated the benefits of the taxpayer-funded force with one minister calling for a “Military Schengen”. The super army would be funded by all the EU member states with some saying the army must become a reality “without further delays.” Sensationally calling for a “military Schengen” – … Read More