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MIDDLE EAST

In Northern Gaza, Starved Families Survive on Bread Alone

“We are being starved, the world has forgotten about us,” said Um Mohammed, a mother of six in Gaza City.

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MARRIAGE & FAMILY

Model the Perfect Father

Imagine the Earth being annihilated. This climactic scene plays out in sci-fi movies or in scenarios of a wayward asteroid crashing into Earth’s surface. But it is also part of an astounding Bible prophecy foretold to occur unless God intervenes in men’s affairs.

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EDUCATION

The Scourge of Illiteracy

Soon to be Erased!

Take a glimpse into a school of the future: Class sizes are small, enabling teachers to work more closely with students. Every school uses the same quality of books, manuals and other scholastic material, due to equitable funding.

Educators and staff are friendly and approachable, diligent to set the right examples, and free of “progressive” sociopolitical agendas. Teachers are well-educated, highly qualified, and earn comfortable salaries. All desire their students to succeed. They use the most effective teaching methods, which leave no place for confusion in the scholastic curriculum.

Students peaceably stroll through hallways without fear of intimidation or assault from fellow classmates.

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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Bird Flu Is Highly Lethal to Some Animals, but Not to Others. Scientists Want to Know Why

“There’s a lot we don’t understand,” said Dr. Tom Frieden. "I think we have to get over the ‘hope for the best and bury our head in the sand’ approach. Because it could be really bad.”

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EUROPE

Russia Broadens Tactical Nuclear Weapons Drills

The move appears to broaden the disclosed geography of the nuclear drills to include soldiers from military districts which cover almost all of Russia’s European border.

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WEATHER & ENVIRONMENT

Mass Fish Death in Mexico’s Chihuahua State Blamed on Severe Drought

Some form of drought is afflicting nearly 90 percent of Mexico, the highest rate since 2011, according to government data.

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POLITICS

The 2024 Presidential Election: A Bible-based Survival Guide

Will America survive the 2024 presidential election? If you ask the candidates, the answer is maybe not. At least not in the form that we all know it.

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AMERICAS

Hungry in America: Exploring the Food Desert Crisis

According to Verywell Health, over one-fifth of people living in urban areas and one-third of people in rural areas are in food deserts.

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PROPHECY

America and Britain in Bible Prophecy

The Bible contains awe-inspiring prophecies that involve the greatest nations in the history of the world. What are they?

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AFRICA

The UN Says More Than 10 Million People in Sudan Have Now Fled Their Homes as War Continues

“Imagine a city the size of London being displaced. That’s what it’s like, but it’s happening with the constant threat of crossfire, with famine, disease and brutal ethnic and gender-based violence,” the IOM Director-General said.

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INTERNATIONAL

D-Day 80th Anniversary Sees Dwindling Number of Veterans, Shadowed by Europe’s New War

The commemorations for the more than 4,400 Allied dead on D-Day and many tens of thousands more killed in the ensuing Battle of Normandy were tinged with fear that World War II lessons are fading.

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AMERICAS

New Reality for Migrants at U.S.-Mexico Border as Biden Asylum Ban Takes Effect

Immigrant advocates criticized U.S. President Joe Biden’s move, saying it mirrored hardline actions of his Republican predecessor former President Donald Trump.

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MIDDLE EAST

Israel vs. Hamas: 4,000 Years in the Making

The Bible reveals the driving force behind today’s conflict in Gaza and what its ultimate outcome will be.

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ECONOMY & PERSONAL FINANCE

A Quarter of the World’s Children Under 5 Have Severe Food Poverty, UN Says

The report defines severe food poverty as consuming nothing in a day or, at best, two out of eight food groups the agency recognizes.

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MIDDLE EAST

As Gaza Hostage Crisis Drags On for Israel, Here Is What We Know

Israel’s announcement that four more hostages died in Hamas captivity, including three men in their 80s, stoked fears that time is running out for captives in Gaza who are still alive.

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POLITICS

What Does God Think of Political Debates?

They fight, they argue, they bicker, they posture for favorable opinion. The nation watches. Yet few think about how the Author of the Bible sees televised arguments between politicians.

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EUROPE

Berlin Lets Ukraine Use German Weapons Against Targets in Russia After the U.S. Also Eases Stance

Germany has joined the U.S. in authorizing Ukraine to hit some targets on Russian soil with the long-range weapons they are supplying—a significant policy change.

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ECONOMY & PERSONAL FINANCE

The UN Says Global Public Debt Hit a Record $97 Trillion in 2023. Developing Countries Are Hard Hit

“Developing countries must not be forced to choose between servicing their debt or serving their people,” the report said. “The international financial architecture must change to ensure a prosperous future for both people and the planet.”

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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

China Lands on Moon’s Far Side in Historic Sample-retrieval Mission

The landing elevates China’s space power status in a global rush to the moon, where countries are hoping to exploit lunar minerals to sustain long-term astronaut missions and moon bases within the next decade.