Andre Mitchell
Hundreds of parents outraged by Islamic lessons being taught in Georgia schools
Hundreds of parents plan to confront the Board of Education of the Walton Country school district on October 10 about social science lessons for middle schoolers, which they believe are biased toward Islam while supposedly ignoring Christian teachings.
NASA sets sight on missions to bizarre metal world Psyche, Venus and beyond
These low-cost but high-yield space exploration projects have received an initial funding of $3 million from the NASA, to allow the testing out their designs.
It's a bird ... It's a plane ... No, it's Donald Trump, the Superman that he wants to be
For Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump, being the United States' greatest president will not be enough. He wants to be America's first "Superman" president.
Discovery of Martian water to help us learn more about God, says Vatican astronomer
The discovery of liquid and frozen water on Mars and the possibility of alien life existing on the Red Planet will help us learn more about God, Vatican's top astronomer said a few days after the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) revealed its latest earth-shaking findings.
Russian scientist seeks immortality, injects himself with 3.5-million-year-old bacteria
A Russian scientist believes that he can have eternal life through the power of science, more specifically through the power of a 3.5 million-year-old bacteria.
Obama wanted Argentina to provide nuke fuel to Iran, Argentine president discloses
Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner revealed in a speech before the United Nations General Assembly on Monday that a former administration official tried to convince Argentina to provide nuclear fuel to Iran.
Did Noah's Ark actually exist? Explorers climb Turkey's tallest mountain to find out
These brave discoverers' journey was captured on film and showcased in a documentary called "Finding Noah: An Adventure of Faith," which will be shown in 600 theatres around the country on October 8.
Calcium supplements, dairy products don't actually strengthen bones, study shows
A new study published in the British Medical Journal said that dairy products and calcium supplements do not build strong bones, especially for people over 50 years ago.
Religious leaders speak highly of Donald Trump after meeting him in New York
Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump on Monday welcomed leaders from various religions in the skyscraper that he owns in New York City to pray with them, and to once again express his support for Israel and for Christians who are currently under attack.
No apocalypse as supermoon's eerie beauty awes, delights people worldwide
Instead of bringing the apocalypse, the blood-red supermoon brought awe and delight to professional and amateur stargazers who saw the beauty of the astronomical event.
Life possible on Mars, NASA says, after discovery of liquid, frozen water signs
NASA particularly fonud 100-meter-long dark streaks which appeared to be flowing downhill on Mars' surface. Space scientists believe that these streaks were formed by contemporary flowing water.
Doctors unleash brain power of paralysed man to make him walk again sans gadgets
The patient, who suffered a spinal cord injury, was remarkably able to take steps along a 3.66-meter-long course using an electroencephalogram (EEG)-based system.
7 billion suns can fit inside this region in spaceâthe biggest black hole ever found
A startling discovery has recently been made by space scientists from the Keele University and the University of Central Lancashire: a massive black hole so large that it can fit 7 billion suns.
Holy water? Catholic lawmaker drinks from Pope Francis' glass after Congress speech
Immediately after the Holy Father left the chamber, Rep. Bob Brady headed for the lectern where the Pope spoke, and delicately picked up the glass where the Pope drank at least thrice during his Congress speech.
'Life-changing' encounter: Pope gets out of car, walks and kiss kid with cerebral palsy
The leader of the Roman Catholic Church got out of the car and walked towards a 10-year-old Michael Keating, who has cerebral palsy, who was accompanied by his parents to witness the Pope's arrival at the airport.
Pope Francis urges Americans: 'Defend your rights, especially religious freedom'
In the face of various threats to religious freedom in the United States, most notably the Supreme Court ruling allowing homosexual marriages in the country, Pope Francis urged all Americans to defend their religious rights.