Therefore take up the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand firm. 
Prosecutors say suspects were allegedly planning to attack Chicago targets including Obama's campaign headquarters and Mayor Rahm Emanuel's home, left, ahead of two-day NATO summit. 
Obama takes women's issues from campaign trail to global stage saying female empowerment key topic
House leaders demand Holder comply with a subpoena ordering him to provide more 'Furious' documents
Israeli entrepreneur rolls out world's first electric car network for test drive after delays and $400M in outlays
Scientists call ship one of the most well-preserved, as gin, wine bottles and muskets are found near the wreck
Im not suggesting its a day for gimmicks and games but rather an opportunity to express something of our Fathers heart to his children who havent connected yet with what you and I have in Jesus 
A new Gallup report suggests that highly religious people have a higher wellbeing rating than those who are moderately religious or nonreligious 
Christians should not marry nonbelievers It just wont work says Kathy Keller wife of author and pastor Tim Keller 
If we dont feel love for a partner friend colleague or stranger Does that leave no hope for a loving relationship 
In keeping with the Olympics taking place in London less than six months from now CWR has released a handy little book with 100 thoughts to help you succeed in life 
The two ministries are joining forces to create the worlds largest digital repository of Bible audio and text 
Heaven is Real for Kids has landed at number one in the childrens picture books category of the New York Times Best Seller List 
Amazon is reportedly paying close attention to the gift wrap we choose when we buy from their online store 
One of the most famous Christian relics the Shroud of Turin which is said to be the burial robe of Jesus Christ may very well be authentic in nature according to a team of Italian scientists 
Tis the season most commonly associated with family time but some of us may end up spending more time wrestling the turkey into the oven than sitting down with loved ones 
Prayers not a duty or obligation says missiologist Martin Voegelin its what keeps our faith living and fresh 
Have you ever hit rock bottom and wondered how life could go on after seemingly losing everything that ever meant anything to you 
Those who attend church synagogue or any other religious service regularly are more likely to have a positive outlook on life and a lower risk of having depression a new study has found 
In an age dominated by technology having church online seems like the natural progression of things Liberty University recently threw its hat into the virtual ring with a church service held via Facebook 
Life is a journey not a destination Thats the thinking that permeates CWRs brand new resource to help Christians understand their lives through Gods lens 
We live in a world where older women in the public eye are damned if they make an effort with their looks and damned if they dont 
It may have been a time when women didnt have many rights and a career wasnt an option but Downton Abbey star Michelle Dockery misses the chivalry of days gone by 
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For nearly the past decade the chapel at St. Joseph’s Church in the city of Norman has had someone in the sanctuary deep in prayer every hour of every day as part of a “Perpetual Adoration” program. Deacon Jeff Willard told the Bluefield Daily Telegraph that he thought the program would only last six months [...]
Theres no honor among thieves — even when it comes to stealing from churches. A growing tide of burglaries at houses of worship are signs of both a reeling economy and the end of a social taboo that once protected the money collected to help the poor and the valuables displayed to honor a higher [...]
A massive earthquake off Indonesias western coast triggered tsunami fears across the Indian Ocean on Wednesday, sending residents in coastal cities fleeing to high ground in cars and on the backs of motorcycles. A strong aftershock nearly three hours later sparked a new wave of panic. Indonesias government responded by issuing a fresh tsunami warning.The [...]
According to many analysts, the United States now faces a debt as big as the nation’s entire economic output for a year. That means it would take every American dollar produced in an entire year to just barely pay off the current debt. “The consequences are grave moving forward because not only is the debt [...]
Interesting article from Discover Magazine. The enormous fault off
the coast of the Pacific Northwest has been silent for three centuries. But after years of detective work, geologists have
discovered that it can unleash mayhem on
an epic scale. Just over one year ago, a magnitude-9 earthquake hit the Tohoku region of northeastern Japan, triggering [...]
A new camera technology from Hitachi Hokusai Electric can scan days of camera footage instantly, and find any face which has EVER walked past it. Its makers boast that it can scan 36 million faces per second. The technology raises the spectre of governments – or other organisations – being able to ‘find’ anyone instantly [...]
The government will be able to monitor the calls, emails, texts and website visits of everyone in the UK under new legislation set to be announced soon. Internet firms will be required to give intelligence agency GCHQ access to communications on demand, in real time. The Home Office says the move is key to tackling [...]
Europe today is tired of religion and bored by God claims the Irish bishops in a new pastoral letter dated March 29. Throughout the European Union it appears that God is ‘silent and unmissed in the lives of many.’ The bishops’ 12-page document, titled ‘Repent and Believe the Good News,’ advises the Irish not to [...]
There have been six mob attacks, in all, since February. Now, police are now wondering if an 8 o’clock curfew keeping anyone 17 and under from two downtown streets will stop the violence. Nicollet Mall is a destination for many. Outdoor patios where drinks and food are served are a draw not only to people [...]
The U.S. dollar has probably been the closest thing to a true global currency that the world has ever seen. For decades, the use of the U.S. dollar has been absolutely dominant in international trade. This has had tremendous benefits for the U.S. financial system and for U.S. consumers, and it has given the U.S. [...]
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Following China's approval of the deal, Google is set to acquire smartphone maker Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion as soon as this coming week.
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The big news is what is coming up over the next four days. There are two sets of meetings: one in Camp David with the G8 and one in Chicago with NATO. Forget the protests in Chicago; that is just noise and distraction. There are three big problems that will be talked about at these meetings. Syria is in the middle of a revolution, and Russia has warned the West to stay out. Nothing is settled there, and the cease fire was short lived. Any NATO action, ... By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com
The $2 billion loss of JP Morgan in derivatives trading is signaling, once again, the enormous risks big banks take with taxpayer backing. All U.S. banks are covered by the FDIC, and if a loss is big enough, it could threaten the financial system just as it did in 2008. JP Morgan has $70 trillion in total derivative exposure. The entire world has a little more than $700 trillion in derivative exposure, and one bank has 10% of all the derivative exposure on the planet! If JP ... By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com
William K. Black is one of my heroes. He is a former bank regulator, professor and an outspoken critic of the part of Wall Street that crashed the financial system in 2008. His big beef is there were zero prosecutions of financial elites. A thousand big wigs were convicted (including a sitting governor) in the wake of the Savings and Loan crisis in the early 1990’s. According to Professor Black, the 2008 meltdown was 70 times the size of the S & L blow-up. Black, whose specialty ... By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com
The surprise announcement by JP Morgan that it lost $2 billion in trading derivatives was portrayed in some mainstream media outlets as no big deal. The Associated Press reported Friday, “Bank stocks were hammered in Britain and the United States on Friday, partly because of fear that a surprise $2 billion trading loss by JPMorgan Chase would lead to tougher regulation of financial institutions. . . .”The portfolio has proved to be riskier, more volatile and less effective as an economic hedge than we thought,” CEO Jamie ... By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com
If you think gay marriage or Mitt Romney’s alleged forced haircuts when in prep school are the big stories you need to worry about, then you are watching too much of the mainstream media! There are much bigger stories folks should be paying attention to. Let’s start with the Fukushima Diiachi nuclear power plant in Japan that is still not under control. It is far from over, and at least one U.S. Senator from Oregon is sounding the alarm. Ron Wyden is not only asking the Obama ... By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com
There is no way to characterize what is happening in the EU as positive. The Euro-zone is a gigantic mess, and it is on the verge of falling apart. There is no way the destruction of the European common currency (euro) will not cause huge problems here in the U.S. If you watch the financial news channels, you would think that problems for the Western fiat monetary system is a long way off. According to David Stockman, former director of the Office of Management and Budget under President ... By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com
You haven’t heard much from Charlie Munger (Warren Buffett’s right hand man) since he said this, a few years ago, about the massive bailouts the financial system received from taxpayers and the Federal Reserve: “So I think when you have troubles like that you shouldn’t be bitching about a little bailout. You should have been thinking it should have been bigger.” And for those not doing so well in the downturn, the 86-year old Munger says “suck it in and cope.” Now, Mr. Munger is back, and ... By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com
There has been so much bad economic news out, recently, I do not see how anyone with half a frontal lobe could say the economy is not in trouble. Friday, new unemployment figures were announced, and a weak 119,000 jobs were created. The rate fell to 8.1%, but only because more discouraged workers stopped looking for work and disappeared from the government’s data base. In Friday’s report, economist John Williams of Shadowstats.com summed it all up by saying, “The headline U.3 unemployment rate dropped a statistically insignificant ... By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com
Is Israel preparing for war? It was reported, this week, that six reserve battalions were called up because of increasing tensions on both the Syrian and Egyptian borders. The Israeli government gave the okay for an additional 16 more reserve battalions if needed. A battalion can be as many as 1,200 soldiers. In Syria, the White House says it’s time to try another tactic because the cease-fire is constantly being violated by the Assad government. It did not say it was going to resort to military action.
A ... By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com
I don’t know how many of you saw this last week, but it is worth watching. It is a showdown between Congressman Ron Paul and Nobel-Prize winning economist Paul Krugman. Things must be getting pretty bad for Mr. Krugman to agree to a live debate with a guy who wants to end the Federal Reserve as we know it. The Fed has a monopoly, and Paul wants to break it up. This is no accident. This debate must be a message the powers that be want to ... ISRAEL NEWS
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