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Study proves people who get good night's sleep are happier
Planning to have a good day? Then be sure to get plenty of sleep.
South Korea decriminalises adultery
The South Korean Constitutional Court decriminalised adultery last week after 62 years of the act being punishable by two years in prison.
North Korea preparing for war against the US
North Korea preparing for war against the U.S.
Aid agencies are failing, say refugees
Humanitarian organisations working with refugees in North Africa and the Middle East "continually fall short," a new study has shown.
Damning Ferguson report reveals widespread racial prejudice
Racial discrimination against black minorities is prevalent among Ferguson's police force, according to a damning new report.
Law Society president: justice is under threat
Andrew Caplen has warned that cuts to Legal Aid and hikes in costs risk cutting people off from the law.
Boko Haram violence causing worsening refugee crisis for Nigeria
About 1.2 million people have been displaced by attacks from the militant group.
Christian New York Mets player Daniel Murphy says he is 100 per cent against gay lifestyle but would accept gay teammate
New York Mets player and outspoken Christian Daniel Murphy said in an interview this week that he disagreed with the gay lifestyle "100 per cent" but that would not stop him investing in someone who is homosexual.
Priests could be arrested for promoting traditional marriage, says CPAC speaker
Conservative writer and activist L. Brent Bozell III predicted last weekend that soon it will be a crime to speak in favour of "traditional marriage."
Alabama Supreme Court halts gay marriages
Same-sex marriages in Alabama have been halted after the state's Supreme Court ordered probate judges to stop issuing marriage licenses to gay couples on Tuesday
NASCAR driver Brian Scott recites vows to 3yr-old stepdaughter in heartwarming video
A viral video circulating the web shows NASCAR driver Brian Scott on his wedding day, reciting sweet vows to his then three-year-old step-daughter.
Tom Brokaw hopes memoir detailing cancer battle will help others
Tom Brokaw hopes memoir detailing cancer battle will help others
JK Rowling got 'sick' of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, her new bibliography reveals
It's difficult to imagine famed Harry Potter author JK Rowling doubting herself and her own work, but this is exactly what happened while she was writing the third book in the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. In fact, she got so fed up of repeatedly reading and checking her work that she got so "sick" of it.
Carrie Underwood lovingly calls her newborn son an 'amazing gift'
Christian country singer Carrie Underwood finally gave birth to her son and she is simply in awe of her new bundle of joy. She shared of photo of her baby's hand on her Instagram account (@carrieunderwood) and captioned it, "Tiny hands and tiny feet...God has blessed us with an amazing gift! Isaiah Michael Fisher - born on February 27. Welcome to the world, sweet angel!"
What Christians should say on purpose, says Joyce Meyer
The spoken word has the power to transform or destroy lives, and Christian speaker and author Joyce Meyer is encouraging Christians to use God's gift of speech to spread love and kindness.
Sadie Robertson seeks prayers for a fan's family
Duck Dynasty's Sadie Robertson has a heart of gold. When she found out that a fan's mother was fighting for her life in the hospital, she rallied the support of all her social media followers to conduct a prayer intervention.