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Around the World
Dem says Russian subs 'dangerously close' to U.S.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is deploying nuclear-armed submarines 'dangerously close' to the United States and European allies, a Senate Democrat said following a trip to the Arctic Circle.
Iran Plans to Build Statue Marking Capture of US Sailors
Iran's Revolutionary Guard plans to erect a statue commemorating the capture of 10 U.S. sailors earlier this year, a move that is sure to test the fragile relationship between the adversarial nations.
Castro lectures U.S. on human rights 'double standard'
Cuban President Raul Castro, while standing next to President Obama during his historic visit to the island nation, delivered a lecture to the United States on its 'double standard' on human rights and ticked off several other demands to fully normalize relations.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Trump wins over AIPAC with 'true friend of Israel' speech
Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump delivered a speech to the country's largest pro-Israel gathering Monday intended to clarify his views on the US-Israel relationship.
Nasrallah: Hezbollah will strike Israel's nuclear facilities if war breaks out
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah threatened on Monday that if a future war breaks out with Israel, his Shi'ite Lebanese terrorist group will strike all targets in the Jewish state 'without any limits.'
Donald Trump Says Israel Can Pay for Own Defense Needs
Ahead of his speech at the pro-Israel AIPAC conference on Monday, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said at a press conference that Israel 'can pay and they can pay big' to defend itself without receiving U.S. foreign aid.

Inside the United States
Border agents: DHS has 'no intention' of deporting illegals
A top Homeland Security official told Border Patrol agents the Obama administration has "no intention of deporting" many of the illegal immigrants caught trying to sneak into the country, ordering instead that they be released so they don't clog up the courts, a leading advocate for agents testified to Congress.
Stop Trump Movement Gets Boost From Mexico's Efforts in U.S.
Mexico is mounting an unprecedented effort to turn its permanent residents in the U.S. into citizens, a status that would enable them to vote -- presumably against Donald Trump.
Obama Welcomes Castro's Criticism of America: 'I Personally Would Not Disagree'
President Obama said that he 'personally would not disagree' with some of Cuban President Raul Castro's criticisms of America.
VIDEO: Bill Clinton slams 'awful legacy of last 8 years'
Bill Clinton is either losing it, or he's ramping up his attacks on President Obama. Neither is good news for Hillary Clinton.
House passes bill aimed at blocking terrorists at the border
House lawmakers voted almost unanimously to pass legislation that 'would establish international border security standards,' with a particular focus on countries plagued by terrorist movements.
FBI delays Apple court hearing, sees possible way to unlock terrorist's iPhone
Federal authorities have asked to hold off on a much-anticipated court hearing set for Tuesday over the FBI's demand for Apple to help unlock an encrypted iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino attackers.

U.S. Politics
Report: FBI 'increasingly certain' Clinton broke the law
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is losing confidence in Hillary Clinton and her mishandling of a private email server, a New York Post columnist suggested on Sunday.
Trump, Conservatives Meet Privately in Washington
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump met with several Republican lawmakers behind closed doors Monday afternoon in an apparent attempt to improve his relationship with leaders in Washington.

Christian News
Iraq: IS burns Christian books
Last week the Islamic State posted an online video showing its jihadists throwing books bearing crosses on their covers into a bonfire in the city of Mosul, in northern Iraq.
Sudan: Another pastor arrested
Last week Sudanese authorities arrested yet another cleric without any charges.