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Barack Obama will interview David Attenborough about climate change for BBC
Climate change is one of Obama's top issues for his remaining time in office.
In The Netherlands, doctors want all kids to have the right to ask to die
Pro-life advocates are strongly opposing a proposal from a pediatricians' group in The Netherlands to remove the age limit for euthanasia in the country.
Pentagon: Russia's nuclear sabre-rattling is 'playing with fire'
The United States is determined to prevent it from gaining a significant military advantage.
EU leaders: We'll take 60,000 migrants, but we don't know where they'll go
European leaders argued into the early hours over how to handle the Mediterranean migrant crisis.
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal uses hidden cam for White House bid
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal has announced his presidential bid on Wednesday in a very unusual way: by posting a video of his family filmed a hidden camera in which he and his spouse tell about his political move.
Over 1,000 dead as Pakistani city sizzles from its worst heat wave
The Pakistani authorities' perceived mismanagement of the crisis brought about by the heat wave that killed almost 800 people has drawn the ire of the people who held street protests to air their grievances.
Boston Marathon bomber apologises to victims as he is sentenced to death
Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has apologized to his victims and their family just before a judge handed his death sentence, breaking two years of silence.
Over 300,000 hold Rome rally to oppose expanded rights for gay couples, gender theory in schools
Hundreds of thousands have gathered for a pro-family demonstration in Rome against a measure that would broaden the rights of those in same-sex unions and the introduction of gender ideology in Italian schools.
Tullian Tchividjian, Billy Graham's grandson, tweets 'I'm so so sorry' after affair
Billy Graham's grandson, Tullian Tchividjian, who has resigned this week as the pastor of a Florida megachurch after admitting an inappropriate relationship tweeted Wednesday that he was "so sorry."
Victory for Obama as Supreme Court backs healthcare reforms
President Obama's healthcare reforms, dubbed Obamacare, have been rescued by the US Supreme Court.
Fearless soldiers: Pentagon eyes new drugs to control human fear, anxiety
The United States' Department of Defense is trying to get the help of third-party biotechnology labs to develop advanced bioelectric medicines that will be able to suppress fear.
Pyramid on Mars: Natural rock formation or signs of alien life?
We know that there are ancient pyramids on Earth, but could these structures also exist on Mars? Enthusiasts of extraterrestrial life believe they do.
Franklin Graham: Obama is 'leading America on sinful course'
Gay marriage is "Accepting wrong as right - accepting sin as something to be proud of."
Ex-Muslim Rifqa Bary who fled her family after Christian conversion: 'I don't live in fear because every day belongs to God'
Rifqa Bary came to international attention in 2009 when, as a teenager, she ran away from her family home in Ohio fearing that her father wanted to kill her because she had converted from Islam to Christianity.
Five Bible stories that are REALLY HARD to preach on
They all mean something, but what, exactly?
Ancient Gospel of Barnabas is a fake, says Coptic Pope
An ancient gospel seized from smugglers by Turkish authorities is worthless, according to Pope Tawadros II.