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8 Iranian missile launches since nuke deal signed, expert tells US Congress
In the 10 months since the Iran nuclear agreement was signed, the Islamic Republic has increased the frequency of its ballistic missile testing, according to researcher Michael Elleman, who testified before a US senatorial committee this week.
Plans to create an EU army 'kept secret' from UK voters
Plans to move towards the creation of a European army are reportedly being kept secret from British voters until the day after next month’s referendum.
In blow to Iran nuclear deal, House votes to block heavy water sale
The U.S. House has voted to bar the U.S. government from purchasing heavy water from Iran in the future, undercutting President Barack Obama’s nuclear pact with Tehran.
Obama Admin Considers Permitting Advanced Russian Arms Sales to Iran
The Obama administration has the power to sanction key Russian arms sales to Iran, but has so far abstained from exercising this right under U.S. law, prompting some in Congress to question whether the administration is 'acquiescing' to the arms sales in order to appease Iran, according to conversations with sources and recent congressional correspondence to the White House exclusively obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
Russia freezes missile transfers
Despite not being able to pay the Russians for complete S-300 Surface to Air Missile systems, Iran still manages to find the money to fund groups committed to Israel's destruction.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Senate Appropriations Committee Approves $600 Million in Israeli Defense Funding
The Senate Appropriations Committee easily approved $600 million in funding for Israeli missile defense programs Thursday, moving the legislation to the floor for a full chamber vote.
Salafi group in Gaza claims overnight rocket launching at Israel
Ajnad Bait al-Maqdis, a salafi terror organization operating in the Gaza Strip, claimed responsibility for rocket fire at southern Israel on Wednesday night.
Hezbollah is broke thanks to US sanctions, says White House official
Non-nuclear US sanctions against Iran and its allies have led to Hezbollah being in 'its worst financial shape in decades,' the top sanctions enforcement official told Congress.

Inside the United States
Long-Dreaded Superbug Found in Human and Animal in U.S.
The antibiotic resistance factor MCR, which protects bacteria against the final remaining drugs of last resort, has been found in the United States for the first time—in a person, and separately, in a stored sample taken from a slaughtered pig.
Satanists Plan to Celebrate 6/6/16 in L.A.
The Satanic Temple of Los Angeles has scheduled festivities for a revered day in the diabolic community -- 6/6/16.
Lawmakers Seek to Strip Religious Freedom Act of Its Protections
Lawmakers in Congress are seeking to gut the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, a move that's causing concern over the future of American religious liberties.

U.S. Politics
Donald Trump Wins GOP Nomination
Donald Trump secured the number of delegates needed to win the Republican presidential nomination on Thursday.
Hillary Clinton's inner circle shunned investigators in email probe
It wasn't just Hillary Clinton who refused to talk to State Department investigators -- her entire top tier of staffers shunned the inspector general's probe into her secret email system.
Six Clinton contradictions exposed by State's audit
Hillary Clinton's email controversy was thrust back into the spotlight Wednesday with the release of a State Department Inspector General report that revealed new details about the server she kept in her home.

Christian News
Egypt: Human rights activist arrested
A well-known Egyptian human rights activist was arrested at his home in Cairo last week.
Pastors congregate in D.C. to discuss politics, religion
Hundreds of pastors congregated in Washington, D.C., this week to discuss America's increasingly secular culture and what the church's role should be in casting out its demons.
Study: Religious private schools do better than secular ones
According to a study published in Policy Studies Journal, religious private schools in Milwaukee's school voucher program are outperforming secular private schools. The success of religious private schools has a lot to do with their affiliations with larger institutions.
Evangelicals in Brazil Find Their Way Amid Nation's Political Turmoil
With Brazil in political turmoil stemming from its president being the subject of an impeachment trial and the vice president taking temporary charge of the country, what's thriving in the South American nation is evangelism.