Israel Expects 2,000 Rockets a Day
Israel does not want war with Lebanon’s Hezbollah but is prepared to face about 2,000 rockets a day from the armed group if conflict breaks out. In May this year, […]
Entries by Vince Stegall
Russian Facial Recognition Payment System
Moscow Metro rolled out new facial recognition technology allowing customers to pay for rides using only their faces. The new service, Face Pay, requires riders to upload their photo, bank […]
Another Holocaust is Coming
The Bible prophesies of a time just ahead when the Antichrist and the World Government military forces will come after the people of Israel. As we look at the headlines […]
A Hub for U.S. Muslims
A multi-million dollar high rise built across from UN headquarters in New York City by Turkey was described by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan as a hub for American Muslims, […]
Iran Makes Nuclear Advances
While Washington policy circles debate apparently endlessly about Iran’s nuclear intentions and its level of expertise, Tehran presses on remorselessly. The head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, announced that his […]
China Strengthens Diplomatic Ties with Iran, Russia
China is gathering America’s strongest adversaries as it looks to strengthen its military and diplomatic ties. China’s top diplomats affirmed the country’s commitment to strengthen its strategic partnership with Iran […]
Snapshot of Things to Come
Bible prophecies foretell the end time events—A snapshot of things to come
Living in the Last Days | Open Line 444
The Bible predicts in the end time there will be wars, famines, earthquakes, and disease. Sin will increase, hearts will grow cold, and people will hate one another. So, do […]
Hospital Demands Christian Cross be ‘Out of Sight’
A longtime nurse in the United Kingdom is taking legal action against as a London National Health Service Trust after officials there insisted that her small cross necklace, worn in […]
Cut Back on Treatment Because of Climate Change
Doctors should think less about the health of their patients and more about the health of the planet, an editorial in the BMJ (formerly the British Medical Journal) has urged. […]