IVF Jewelry? Brazen Use of Discarded Embryos Induces Massive Christian Backlash

For every baby born through IVF, several others are usually selectively aborted, indefinitely frozen, or brazenly discarded. Rather than any of those options, IVF parents can now turn their unused […]
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US Marines exchanged gunfire with suspected gang members in Haiti, official says

U.S. Marines protecting the U.S. Embassy in Haiti exchanged gunfire with suspected gang members in Port-au-Prince on the evening of Nov. 13.

Investigation reveals Putin uses multiple matching offices in different locations to conceal whereabouts

New investigation claims Putin uses three identical offices to hide his real location, deceiving the public about where he’s actually governing Russia from.

Goldman Sees Brighter US Housing Outlook Taking Shape For 2026

Goldman Sees Brighter US Housing Outlook Taking Shape For 2026

Conversations around the housing market this week revolved around Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Bill Pulte floating the idea of 50-year mortgages, pitched by the Trump…

TikTok malware scam tricks you with fake activation guides

New TikTok malware campaign tricks users into running PowerShell commands that download Aura Stealer, which steals credentials and authentication tokens.

First Labour MP Breaks Ranks to Call for Prime Minister Starmer to Step Down

The first MP within British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s own left-wing Labour Party has taken a stand against Downing Street and called for his leader to step down.
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Telegram CEO Pavel Durov Free To Leave France As Travel Ban Lifted: Report

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov Free To Leave France As Travel Ban Lifted: Report

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French authorities have reportedly lifted Telegram CEO Pavel Durov’s travel ban amid an ongoing investigation into t…

Birthplace of Jesus to resume Christmas celebrations after war forced a two-year pause

Bethlehem announces return of Christmas celebrations starting Dec. 6 after two-year pause due to Gaza war. Mayor lights tree in historic Manger Square.

Chip Carter marvels at bipartisanship he witnessed at Habitat for Humanity, father’s funeral

Chip Carter praised late father Jimmy Carter’s bipartisan Habitat for Humanity work in an exclusive interview, highlighting how home building brought people together.

Religious freedom fight grows in Massachusetts community over statues honoring police and firefighters

Massachusetts city divided as residents challenge mayor’s plan to install 10-foot bronze statues of Saint Michael and Saint Florian outside new police and fire headquarters.