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Aftermath of Tikrit battle sees wave of looting and lynching
The liberators took revenge on the Sunni radicals after the fall of the city.
Victory for Christian campaigners as Israel's Supreme Court re-routes wall
A long-running campaign has ended with the court ordering the military to draw up an alternative route.
Iran president says nuclear deal is the start of a new relationship with the world
Diplomats have cautioned that hard work lies ahead to strike a final deal.
Dog, thought to be dead, crawls out of grave
A dog in Washington has a second chance at life after being left for dead in a ditch.
Pope Francis admits feeling 'tired' on Holy Thursday
Pope Francis discussed the tiredness suffered by priests during his Holy Thursday homily in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican this week.
On Good Friday, Pope decries persecution of Christians
Pope Francis presided at two Good Friday services, praying for persecuted Christians a day after Islamist militants attacked a university in Kenya, killing at least 147 people.
Jim Bob Duggar recalls Michelle's miscarriage: We were so grieved
When Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar from 19 Kids and Counting first got married, they did not think that they would be raising a huge family, and actually thought of giving birth to maybe one or two children. But God had a very special plan for the Duggar family, although the couple had to learn things the hard way.
Pope condemns 'senseless brutality' of Kenya university attack
Pope Francis condemned on Friday an assault by Somali militants on a Kenyan university that killed at least 147 people, calling it an act of "senseless brutality".
Kenya university death toll in al Shabaab attack seen rising; anger over security failures
The death toll in an assault by Somali militants on a Kenyan university is likely to climb above 147, a government source and media said on Friday, as anger grew among local residents over what they say was a government failure to prevent bloodshed.
Kenya gunmen sought out Christians and non-Muslims as they begged for mercy, praying 'Jesus, please save us'
An eyewitness of the deadly assault by Somali Islamist militants on a Kenyan university spoke on Friday of three female students he saw executed as they begged for mercy.
What was the role Jim Parsons wanted the most but failed to get?
Things have a funny way of working out, and had actor Jim Parsons nabbed the role he initially wanted to get, then he would not have had the opportunity to star as Dr. Sheldon Cooper in the widely popular TV series The Big Bang Theory.
Jill Duggar is 'getting things done' while waiting for Baby Dilly to arrive
Jill Duggar of 19 Kids and Counting is not one who is content to just sit by and do nothing, even if she is already several days past her pregnancy due date.
Carman weighs in on Creflo Dollar's request to buy a new jet
In an effort to get closer to his fans, Christian singer Carman Domenic Licciardello created a Q&A portion on his Facebook page where fans can throw him some questions and he will answer back. Some asked him personal questions such as the singer's thoughts on marriage, while others enquired what his typical day is like.
Why is a Christian charity asking people to legally change their name?
Supporters are being asked to change their names to 'Hope' - just for a day.
May the dying cry of the God who made you be a source of healing love
The cross represents for Gerard Kelly the fulcrum of forgiveness at the heart of history.
The Paradox of Good Friday
The cross of Christ has to be the biggest paradox in Scripture, writes Krish Kandiah.