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Cure For HIV, AIDS Found? 'Immunity Booster' Kills Replication Of Deadly Disease, Researcher Discovers
The international scientific community could be one step closer toward eventually discovering a cure for one of the world's deadliest epidemics following a researcher's reported discovery in Namibia, a small nation in Southern Africa.
Trump, Egypt president huddle at White House, plot fight against terrorism
President Trump cemented a strong partnership Monday with Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, pledging the U.S.' full backing in the fight against terrorism but putting aside -- at least publicly -- concerns about the dismal human rights record of the authoritarian regime in Cairo.
Terrorism threat hits home for Putin as Islamic State suspected in deadly St. Petersburg bombing
Terrorism struck at the heart of Russia's second-biggest city as a shrapnel-filled bomb tore through a subway train in St. Petersburg, killing 11 and wounding dozens more on a day when President Vladimir Putin was in his hometown for meetings.
Canada is Harvesting the Organs of Euthanasia Patients
A recent push in Canada to encourage euthanasia patients to donate their organs is working.
Trump, Putin meeting could mend deteriorating relationship, Kremlin spokesman says
A meeting between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin could mend the rift between the two nations, a Kremlin spokesman said Sunday.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Iran Arms Manufacturing Facilities in Lebanon Are New Kind of Threat
Reports that Iran is building workshops and facilities to make advanced rockets inside Lebanon is a “huge development” that constitutes a “whole new kind of threat,” Chagai Tzuriel, director- general of the Intelligence Ministry, said Monday.
Analysis: Is Israel Ready to Face Thousands of Hezbollah Missiles?
David's Sling, the final piece of Israel's protective aerial umbrella, became operational Monday afternoon, filling the last gap in Israel's missile-defense system and sending a clear signal to the country's enemies.

Inside the United States
Susan Rice requested to unmask names of Trump transition officials, sources say
Multiple sources tell Fox News that Susan Rice, former national security adviser under then-President Barack Obama, requested to unmask the names of Trump transition officials caught up in surveillance.
US Republicans consider 'nuclear option' to push Gorsuch Supreme Court confirmation
Republicans have indicated they are prepared to change the Senate rules to ensure that US President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, is confirmed. Democrats had pledged to filibuster a confirmation vote.
White House logs indicate Susan Rice consumed unmasked intel on Trump associates
Computer logs that former President Obama's team left behind in the White House indicate his national security adviser Susan Rice accessed numerous intelligence reports during Obama's last seven months in office that contained National Security Agency intercepts involving Donald Trump and his associates, Circa has learned.
Key House Republican Expects Revised Healthcare Plan within 24 Hours
The leader of a group of US House Republican conservatives said on Monday he expects to see text of a revamped bill to repeal and replace Obamacare within 24 hours.

Christian News
Christians in China hospitalized after resisting state surveillance
Christian churchgoers in China were recently wounded after fighting with officials enforcing new regulations: the installation of surveillance cameras inside churches.
500 UK Churches Closed While 423 Mosques Were Built on 'Sad Ruins of English Christianity': Report
An international think tank warned in a report that multiculturalism is feeding radical Islam in the U.K., pointing out that in the past couple of decades close to 500 Christian churches have closed in London alone while 423 mosques were built.