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Putin signs document naming U.S., NATO as threats to Russia's national security

For the first time, the United States has been named as a threat to Russia's national security in the updated document signed by President Vladimir Putin.

U.S.-led airstrikes obliterate ISIS' high Sharia court in Iraq, killing militants inside

A high Sharia court in Iraq's city of Mosul has been wiped out when U.S-led airstrikes bombed the area recently, killing militants and destroying all equipment inside, according to reports.

Sex education curriculum changes in U.S. schools 'rape children of their innocence,' parent says

The Omaha Public Schools board held a public meeting with parents Monday night about the proposed changes in the sexual education curriculum, which has stayed the same for 30 years.

Effects of rising anti-Islam sentiments reach U.S. classrooms as Muslim students draw attention

The rise of anti-Muslim sentiments in the United States in the wake of Islamic State terrorism and the Paris and San Bernardino attacks has affected the attitudes of students in classrooms.

Pro-choice women press U.S. Supreme Court to scrap Texas' anti-abortion law

The U.S Supreme Court will hear on March 2 the case challenging Texas' new abortion laws and at this early, women, who had ended their pregnancies, have submitted their personal tales to try to convince the High Court to strike down the restrictions.

Osborne warns of 'dangerous cocktail' of threats for UK economy in 2016

Chancellor George Osborne said on Thursday that Britain's economy was not immune from a "dangerous cocktail" of threats from abroad, and urged against complacency after two years of solid growth.

U.S. prisons now breeding ground for Islamic terrorists, experts warn

A former deputy inspector general in New York has warned the U.S. federal prison now have become "breeding ground" for Islamic terrorists.

Duggar family celebrate Christmas minus Josh â but nobody seems to notice

The year 2015 took the Duggar family from "19 Kids and Counting" through a series of highs and lows, but last Christmas, they were determined to have a happy celebration amidst all of the challenges and controversies.

Derick and Jill Dillard draw unexpected criticism after posting Christmas photo of smiling son

When Derick Dillard posted a photo of his son Israel David grinning from ear to ear while surrounded by Christmas presents, he thought that it would simply be a cute picture that would make fans go, "Aww!" However, it only generated a lot of criticisms for him and his wife Jill Duggar concerning their parenting skills.

Sadie Robertson says fame doesn't go to her head since all glory belongs to God

Fame usually causes people to become proud and arrogant, but that is not the case with "Duck Dynasty" teenage star Sadie Robertson. The young reality star has a healthy perspective of fame because she believes all glory belongs to God, and she wants to use her popularity to become a blessing to other people.

Country singer Craig Strickland's body found 'in the shape of a cross looking up to his Father,' says wife Helen

All country singer Craig Strickland, 29 wanted to do last December 27, 2015 was hunt for ducks in Kaw Lake, Oklahoma with his good friend Chase Morland. Sadly, after severe storms tore through the area, both men disappeared and were later found dead because of hypothermia.