“We don’t trust Russia. We don’t trust Putin. We never will. They’re never going to be our friend. That’s just a fact,” Haley told Christian Broadcasting Network’s David Brody, The Hill reported. “But what I do think is, whether it’s the president sitting down with (North Korean leader) Kim....

The number of Christian refugees admitted into the U.S. has fallen by more than 50 percent this fiscal year under of State Department data by The Guardian. The Guardian reports that from October 2016 to June 2017, more than 23,000 Christians were admitted into the U.S.

There was no explicit mention of refugees in the prepared schedule for the three-day meeting, though one session was scheduled to discuss the “needs of displaced minorities”. “There will be a range of religious freedom issues discussed at the Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom, including....

Nikki Haley, the US ambassador to the United Nations, made clear the US's firm position against Russia but admitted diplomatic communication between the two world powers "are things that have to happen." "We don't trust Russia, we don't trust Putin, we never will," Haley told the Christian Broadcasting Network on Monday.

. Christian Pulisic (born September 18, 1998) is an American player for in the Bundesliga . Pulisic is considered by many to be the crown jewel of American soccer prospects. His rapid rise with the US Youth National Teams has been mirrored by his rapid rise through the Borussia Dortmund academy,....

In the face of a , Christians from to American evangelicals have tried to inspire sympathy for people fleeing violence and persecution by pointing out that Jesus himself was once a refugee. The Christian Gospels suggest that Jesus’ family fled to Egypt shortly after he was born to escape a massacre ordered by a tyrannical king.

A spiritual adviser to President Donald Trump said that Jesus would have been "sinful" and not "our Messiah" if he had broken immigration law when fleeing persecution as a baby with his family. Televangelist Paula White made the comments to the Christian Broadcasting Network when asked about what....

A spiritual adviser to President Donald Trump said that Jesus would have been "sinful" and not "our Messiah" if he had broken immigration law when fleeing persecution as a baby with his family. Televangelist Paula White made the comments to the Christian Broadcasting Network when asked about what....

A spiritual adviser to President Donald Trump said that Jesus would have been "sinful" and not "our Messiah" if he had broken immigration law when fleeing persecution as a baby with his family. Televangelist Paula White made the comments to the Christian Broadcasting Network when asked about what....

Paula White, President Donald Trump’s spiritual adviser, said Monday that Jesus would have been sinful if he had violated immigration laws. “I think so many people have taken biblical scriptures out of context on this, to say stuff like, ‘well, Jesus was a refugee,’’ White said to the Christian Broadcasting Network.

A spiritual adviser to President Donald Trump said that Jesus would have been "sinful" and not "our Messiah" if he had broken immigration law when fleeing persecution as a baby with his family. Televangelist Paula White made the comments to the Christian Broadcasting Network when asked about what....

Earlier this month, White spoke on the Christian Broadcasting Network about visiting a foster care facility in Bristow, Virginia, that was reportedly taking care of several migrant children . Asked to reflect on the Bible verses that came to mind during her visit, the televangelist said that many....

Paula White, President Donald Trump’s spiritual adviser, said Monday that Jesus would have been sinful if he had violated immigration laws. “I think so many people have taken biblical scriptures out of context on this, to say stuff like, ‘well, Jesus was a refugee,’’ White said to the Christian Broadcasting Network.

’s spiritual adviser Paula White said this week that Jesus would have been sinful and “would not have been our Messiah” if he had broken immigration laws. White, who recently toured an immigrant detention center in Virginia, said during an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) on....

The United States is accepting an increasingly large share of Christian refugees, primarily from Africa, while the number of total arrivals remains on track for a historic low this fiscal year, federal data show. With three-quarters of the fiscal year over, and amid massive cuts to the U.S.

In August of 2017 a story turned up on the right wing media channel, the Christian Broadcasting Network - later picked up by most of the mainstream news outlets - that I seemed to have missed. They reported that for the first time in US history the White House is conducting weekly Bible classes....

said his Justice Department “never really intended” to separate migrant families at the US-Mexico border — just days after defending the “zero tolerance“ policy he created with a Bible verse. The attorney general was speaking with the Christian Broadcasting Network when asked about the policy he....

It looks like the Trump administration is trying to soften its "zero-tolerance" immigration policy. The first step back was President Donald Trump's executive order addressing family separations at the border. And now in an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network, Attorney General Jeff....

Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in an interview with Christian Broadcasting Network that “the American people don’t like the idea that we are separating families. We never really intended to do that.” (Michael Candelori/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images) Attorney General said Thursday....

In an interview with Christian Broadcasting Network that is set to air Friday, Sessions agreed that thousands of children ― some just months old ― being torn from their parents’ arms as a result of his new “zero tolerance” immigration policy didn’t make for great optics for the Trump administration.

said his Justice Department “never really intended” to separate migrant families at the US-Mexico border — just days after defending the “zero tolerance“ policy he created with a Bible verse. The attorney general was speaking with the Christian Broadcasting Network when asked about the policy he....

Those stories and more were featured in her latest documentary for the Christian Broadcasting Network, To Life , How Israeli Volunteers are Changing the World. Released in time for Israeli's 70th Independence Day last May, the film showcases five of the country's organization's that are helping repair the world in whatever ways they can.

Christian leaders are condemning Attorney General Jeff Sessions for quoting the Bible to justify separating families at the border, saying he misinterpreted scripture. Sessions pointed to a passage from the New Testament during a speech Thursday to argue that all people who break the law are subject to prosecution.

Christian leaders are condemning Attorney General Jeff Sessions for quoting the Bible to justify separating families at the border, saying he misinterpreted scripture. Sessions pointed to a passage from the New Testament during a speech Thursday to argue that all people who break the law are subject to prosecution.

More than two dozen of the largest religious groups in the U.S. are imploring the Trump administration to change its "zero tolerance" policy that leads to children being separated from parents caught illegally crossing the border. And during an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network this....