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Europe: Osborne seeks safeguards against 'ever closer union'
Britain wants a guarantee from the EU that it will not be penalised for remaining outside the euro zone.
New study links birth month to disease risks, say astrologers
Astrologers have long linked birth months to fortune, personality and life direction, but without much data to back their claims up. Data scientists however recently found a trend that may correlate a person's birth month with risks of developing certain health problems.
Obamacare news 2015: Affordable Care Act has made 16 million Americans lives better, says Obama
US President Barack Obama said five years after the Affordable Care Act was implemented, the lives of Americans are better contrary to the "doom-and-gloom predictions" of its critics.
Glass deposits found on Mars: Life 'conveniently bottled' on Red Planet?
In what could be a pivotal step towards the study of whether life existed on Mars, space scientists from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) recently made an unexpected discovery on the surface of the Red Planet: glass deposits.
Court orders Arkansas to recognize gay marriages as judge slams 'shameless disrespect for fairness'
A court in Arkansas ordered state officials on Tuesday to recognize more than 500 same-sex marriages performed in May last year.
Pentagon bans discrimination against gays and lesbians; Says gays in uniform now free to serve their country openly
Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced on Tuesday that the Pentagon has updated its Military Equal Opportunity policy to ban discrimination against gays and lesbians.
New UN campaign could result in 'unfettered access to abortion' worldwide
A substantial, well-funded agenda to increase access to abortion worldwide could be going on at the United Nations, and one congressman says it could put an end to the stand of faith-based groups which oppose abortions out of conscience.
How churches could help solve Britain's housing crisis
More than five million people in the UK live in housing associations, and churches have a vital tole to play in tackling the crisis, a new report says.
'Beyond the Mask' stars discuss how their characters exemplified Christian faith
The new film "Beyond the Mask" is not your typical Christian movie simply because it is set during the colonial times, and it certainly is refreshing to see the Christian faith and its values being upheld in an action and adventure flick.
Rick Warren's Saddleback Church raises $70-M in drive against poverty, sickness, lack of education
Pastor Rick Warren's Saddleback Chucrch managed to raise over $70 million to help combat poverty, sickness, and lack of education.
Nigel Benn: How the Dark Destroyer found faith
Former drug addict and one of the most successful British boxers ever, Nigel Benn, is now a volunteer with Hillsong Church and says his "new drug is serving people".
Baghdad: 70 per cent of Christian homes illegally seized
Title deed documents have been falsified and the majority of Christian-owned homes illegally seized, according to a member of Baghdad's municipal council.
Franklin Graham stresses the importance of memorizing the Scripture
American evangelist Franklin Graham's father, Billy Graham, is arguably one of the most popular Christian preachers the world has ever known, and Franklin has definitely learned a lot from his father and even followed his footsteps.
Gospel for Asia fights accusations of financial impropriety, cult-like behaviour
GFA is fighting accusations of a lack of financial transparency and that it practises an authoritarian form of church discipline.
Why we've got to stop asking God to show us his plan for our lives
If we're honest, often when we ask God to show us his plan, we're actually revealing that we don't really trust Him. So what should we pray instead?
Traditionalist bishop announces support for female ordination
A leading traditionalist bishop has changed his mind on the ordination of women in a volte face that will astonish clergy and laity on both sides of the debate.