Around the World
Over 1,600 African Migrants Cross Sea To Spain as Europe Braces for Influx
Europe was bracing for another influx of people fleeing war and persecution, and poverty as over 1,600 African migrants were reportedly rescued at sea or reached Spain's Canary Islands over the weekend.
Election Riots Rock Ex-Soviet Nation Georgia Over Alleged Fraud
Anger over an election moved far beyond U.S. borders Sunday with police in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia, firing tear gas and water cannon at crowds protesting the results of last week's parliamentary vote.
’Azerbaijan Captures Strategic Town In Nagorno-Karabakh’
Azerbaijan said Sunday its forces had captured a strategic town in the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh where fighting with Armenia has raged for more than a month.
Kosovo’s President In Detention In Netherlands
Kosovo’s President Hashim Thaci remained in detention in the Dutch city of The Hague on Friday, after resigning to face war crimes charges.
German Police Raid Homes After Islamist Attack In Austria
German police have searched four men's homes over suspected links with a militant Islamist gunman who shot dead four people in central Vienna. The raids follow revelations that Austria had been warned of a possible attack by neighboring Slovakia.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Israel’s missile defense chief on weapons collaboration with the US
The United States officially took possession of its first Iron Dome missile defense battery in September, a milestone in the relationship between the U.S. Missile Defense Agency and Israel’s Missile Defense Organization. It’s just one example of cooperation between the two organizations, which co-developed the Arrow and David’s Sling systems; while the Iron Dome system was developed by Israel, the U.S. government helped finance production.
Malawi Plans to Open Embassy in Jerusalem by Next Summer
Prime Minister Netanyahu met with the Foreign Minister of Malawi on Thursday after the African country vowed to open an embassy in Jerusalem by next summer.

Inside the United States
Supreme Court Justice Alito Orders Separation of Pennsylvania Mail-In Ballots That Arrived After Election Day
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has ordered county elections officials in Pennsylvania to keep separate mail-in ballots that arrived after Election Day. The state’s top elections official already had ordered those ballots be kept apart.
'Stop the Steal' vs. 'Count Every Vote': Partisans on both sides call foul
Partisans for both President Trump and Joe Biden launched movements in Washington, D.C., to make sure that their candidate wins out.
Joe Biden Claims U.S. Presidency Despite Trump’s Refusal to Concede
Joe Biden said Saturday he is “humbled by the trust“ Americans placed in him after leading Democrats and media declared him president-elect though incumbent Donald J. Trump refused to concede.
US Media: ‘Joe Biden Elected U.S. President’
Major U.S. media outlets say Democrat Joe Biden defeated President Donald J. Trump to become the 46th president of the United States on Saturday, despite the incumbent’s refusal to concede and with current investigations into alleged voter fraud.
Mississippi overwhelmingly votes to replace Confederate-emblem state flag
Mississippi has officially decided to ditch its old Confederate-themed state flag and has approved a new flag with the phrase "In God We Trust," Christian Headlines reports. Approval for the new flag was given through a 78-22 percent vote, with nearly all votes counted.
President Trump Warns Of Massive Election Fraud
U.S. President Donald J. Trump warned Thursday that supporters of Democratic rival Joe Biden are "trying to rig the election" as video footage emerged of possible fraud around the presidential vote.
Social and Mainstream Media Refuse to Investigate Voter Fraud
Most social and mainstream media seemed unwilling Thursday to seriously investigate allegations of voter fraud, with outlets saying that Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden was on a path to victory.

Christian News
Reports show a significant drop in the number of registered voters who say they are Christian
A new report has shown that the number of registered voters who say they are Christian has fallen by around 15% since 2008, the Christian Post reported Thursday. The Pew Research Center report also showed that the number of voters who say they are not religiously affiliated more than doubled in that time.
Pastor of Hillsong NYC has been fired for breaches of trust and moral failure
Christian author and Pastor, Carl Lentz, has been fired from his position as leader of Hillsong New York City Church, Fox News reports. Informing the NYC congregation in a statement Wednesday, Hillsong Senior Pastor Brian Houston said the decision to dismiss Lentz was made following “ongoing discussions in relation to leadership issues and breaches of trust, plus a recent revelation of moral failures.”