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Jessa and Ben Seewald still have not decided on baby Quincy's middle name

Jessa Seewald from the former TLC reality show "19 Kids and Counting" is now a mother to a beautiful baby boy, but she and her husband Ben are still having a tough time picking out the perfect name for their newborn.

Muslim migrants embracing Christianity even if this is not needed for them to gain asylum in Germany

Without saying it, some Muslim migrants now in Germany are converting to Christianity in the hope of improving their chances of being granted refugee status and winning asylum, reports said.

Barack Obama becomes first US president to appear on cover of gay magazine: LGBT's 'ally, hero and icon'

Barack Obama became the first sitting US president to grace the cover of a prominent gay publication as Out magazine named him "Ally of the Year" in its latest edition.

Jeb Bush, other rivals slam Donald Trump on foreign policy, immigration issues in 4th GOP presidential debate

US Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump engaged his rivals in a heated exchange on foreign policy as the fourth GOP presidential debate ended on Tuesday night in Milwaukee with no "game-changers," according to pollsters.

US military leaders' growing discontent of President Obama's 'indecisive' leadership disclosed

Pres. Obama's cautious approach to the wars in Syria and Iraq and an indecisive inner circle of White House advisers who reportedly have iced the Pentagon out of the policy making process are among the factors that led to the growing level of discontent arising in the US military.

Slain student who went on knife rampage in California wanted to cut someone's head even as he praised Allah, says sheriff

Faisal Mohammad, the 18-year old California college student who stabbed four people in his school last Wednesday had a two-page handwritten manifesto found in his pocket that outlined his specific plan for murder, including cutting someone's head, according to officials of the Merced County.

Joke on Josh Duggar's marital woes sends Amy Duggar and husband Dillon King into laughing fits at CMA Awards

When CMA 2015 co-hosts Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood poked fun of reality star Josh Duggar's marriage woes because of the cheating website Ashley Madison, his cousin Amy Duggar and her husband Dillon King were laughing their heads off.

Iran blamed for death of 196 U.S. soldiers, wounding of 861 others during Iraq war

The Islamic Republic is said to be responsible for killing 14 percent of U.S military troops in Iraq between 2003 and 2011, according to a new report by the U.S Central Command.

The danger of winterization for refugees in Europe

Winter is coming and so are 600,000 refugees. Many presumed the influx of refugees into Europe would subside as the winter months drew close, but in fact the opposite is proving to be the case.

How faith leaders became vital in the fight against Ebola

On Saturday 7 November, Sierra Leone was declared Ebola free after over a year of being ravaged by the virus. Carey Lodge looks at how faith leaders became integral to the end of the crisis.

Israel Boycott gains traction as EU demands settlement products are labelled

Boycotting Israeli products produced in illegal settlements will be easier as the European Commission have issued guidelines on labelling.

The false God of democracy: why we need an unelected House of Lords

The tax credits debate highlights the enduring weaknesses with democracy, says Harry Farley.

Earliest church in the tropics dug up on historic slave trade island

Remains of a church on Cabo Verde's Santiago Island, off the West African coast, dates back to late 15th century

We must influence culture, not be influenced by it

To glorify God is to let our faith flow through every part of our life to the point where others can't help but notice. What could be achieved if we stepped out in faith beyond our comfort zones?

End anti-Christian discrimination in education, Pakistan Catholic pleads

Leaders of Pakistan's Christians have petition the nation's Supreme Court to end discrimination against minorities in the education system.