Andre Mitchell
'He's a mass killer': After his own death, euthanasia activist confesses to illegally helping 8 people die
Late last month, Canadian right-to-die activist John Hofsess passed away at age 78 by subjecting himself to euthanasia. Before he died, Hofsess made a startling confession: he took part in illegally helping eight people die.
Pope Francis to replace envoy to U.S. who set his controversial meeting with anti-gay activist Kim Davis
Pope Francis is soon replacing his retired representative to the United States who made the controversial decision of setting up his meeting with an anti-gay activist.
God can change homosexuals into straights, formerly lesbian Christian pastor attests
Aside from the fact that she is a famous female preacher in a male-dominated world of ministry, 54-year-old pastor Isabél Contreras seems like an ordinary pastor. She, however, has a very dark past.
Solution to environmental hazard: Scientists discover bacteria that can eat plastic
An unlikely solution to reducing this environmental hazard may have been discovered by scientists in Japan: a bacteria that is actually capable of eating plastic.
Mysterious 13-foot long sea monster surfaces on Mexico tourist beach
A raw video uploaded by the Civil Protection and Fire Brigade in Acapulco showed a humongous, grey creature washed up on the sandy shores.
Good will for good health: U.S. Christian ministries help needy members without health insurance pay their medical bills
Instead of relying on health insurances, more and more Christians are turning to so-called "healthcare sharing ministries" to seek financial help for medical emergencies.
'He's a bad guy': Captured ISIS chemical weapons expert spills details on terror group's operations
The ISIS detainee identified by a senior defense official to NBC News as Sleiman Daoud al-Afari is giving American authorities some important details on how the jihadist organisation operate and secure their weapons.
Glimmer of light for the visually impaired: Scientists successfully grow eyes from stem cells
The scientific community is seeing a glimmer of light for the visually impaired, thanks to an experiment which successfully grew eyes from stem cells.
Number of Roman Catholics grew faster than global population during past decade, Vatican records show
The number of Catholics around the world increased to 1.27 billion in 2014 from 1.12 billion in 2005, or a growth rate of 17.8 percent, outpacing global population growth.
Christianity not on brink of collapse despite rise in non-believers' number â academic
For academic and author Arthur Brooks, the numbers showing more and more people not believing in any form of religion does not mean that Christianity is on the verge of a collapse.
'Game-changer': Pentagon developing brain implant to allow humans to communicate with computers
In a statement, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)--the Pentagon's research arm responsible for exploring emerging technologies for military use--announced that it is developing an advanced implant that would allow the human brain to communicate directly with computers.
Was there a time in history when God didn't have a name in a world of pure spirituality? Florida therapist thinks so
William Morrow, a family and marriage therapist based in Florida, theorized that life was simpler back at a time when human beings did not have a name to call God yet.
Huge asteroid safely passes by Earth, proving latest doomsday predictions false
A 100-foot-wide asteroid capable of inflicting deaths and serious damage on Earth just flew by our planet on Monday night, proving wrong the doomsday predictions of some pastors.
U.S. Supreme Court rules that gay adoption in one state must be recognised by other states
Overturning an earlier decision by the Alabama Supreme Court, America's top magistrates ruled on Monday that other states should recognize a same-sex couple's legal adoption.
Universe's mystery deepens: Powerful radio waves spotted in multiple bursts, not just in single flashes
FRBs have been long thought to just exist as quick explosions, much like a camera flash in outer space. However, astronomers recently spotted an FRB that does not look like a flash, but whose appearance is more similar a strobe light, or a crooked line of bright light.
North Korea will be 'vaporised' if it launches nuke attacks on other nations, says ex-Pentagon official
Former Deputy Undersecretary for Defense Jed Babbin, who served under the administration of President George H.W. Bush, said other countries will not hesitate to pulverize North Korea if it decides to use its supposed nuclear weapons