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Pakistan cricketer-turned-politician Khan marries 3rd time Pakistani cricket legend-turned-politician Imran Khan has married a faith healer, ending rumors that he was considering a third marriage after divorcing two wives.

Major intelligence, strategic failures helped spur US soldiers' deaths in Niger, report says A new bombshell report details the latest worldwide oversight in The War on Terror that lead to the deaths of four U.S. soldiers killed on Oct. 4 in Niger — the largest loss of American troops during combat on the continent of Africa since the 1993 “Black Hawk Down” debacle in Somalia.

Iran flier texted before deadly plane crash: 'May God protect us' A passenger killed in the deadly Iranian commercial plane crash on Sunday reportedly channeled his faith just moments before take-off, sending his girlfriend one last text.

Russia church shooting kills 5 after gunman opens fire on people leaving service Five women were killed and several others were injured after a gunman opened fire with a hunting rifle on people leaving a church service in Russia's Dagestan region on Sunday, Russian media outlets reported.

65 people killed in southern Iran plane crash The cause of the crash has not yet been determined.

Avalanches kill 11-year-old girl and her father in France, injure 2 in Switzerland Authorities say two skiers were killed by an avalanche in the French Alps, and two more people were injured by an avalanche in Switzerland near the border with France.

LONDON (Reuters) - Iranian rescue teams were still trying to locate the wreckage of a plane on Monday a day after it crashed with 65 people on board, as glacial temperatures and mountainous terrain hampered their search. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2FfudWg

BERLIN (Reuters) - Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, premier in the tiny western state of Saarland, is to take over as secretary general of Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU), the daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported on Monday. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2GsrJ6i

Frederick Douglass was a Christian and a patriot – why is this so hard for the left to accept? Here’s the truth about Frederick Douglass: he was an unapologetic Christian minister and a patriotic American statesman—two distinctions that the left just can’t accept.

Steve Says: America after Parkland Where do we go now as a nation?

The desperate cry of America's boys America's boys are broken. And the reasons go far deeper than politics or policies.

After Florida school massacre, what about regulating social media companies to keep us safe? We should not overlook the big role that social media companies play.

Media furor as Russians charged Trump draws flak over Mueller indictments.

Fleischer hits White House lapses Former press secretary cites shifting explanations.

What do Christians mean when they say 'God spoke to me?' It was only after becoming a Christian that I began to understand what believers mean when they say this -- and it's not necessarily what Joy Behar may think.

Media polarize school shooting Some pundits rip Trump speech on Florida.

Franklin Graham says 'The View's' anti-Christian rhetoric should alarm Christians “We are mentally ill because we believe in God and we believe in his son Jesus Christ? I’m offended by what she said,” Graham told me.

We all have everyday heroes -- Here's how mine changed my life Every minute, in every city and town around the world, people are being heroic.

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday that reports that hundreds of Russian mercenaries had been killed in Syria recently were an attempt to exploit the war there, the RIA news agency reported. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2FfxyEK

The charity has for the first time published a 2011 report on sexual misconduct claims in Haiti. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2EAZsdb

The prime minister launches a review amid "serious concerns" about university costs in England. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2HsftUk

Best actress winner Frances McDormand doesn't wear black but stands "in full solidarity with my sisters". from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2Fd0lK2

"Those who looked closest ran fastest," says a report by MPs into the collapsed construction giant. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2ogk2IR

Many managers - male and female - think it is OK to ask job applicants about pregnancy plans, survey finds. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2o85MT8

An anti-doping case is opened against Russian medal-winning curler Alexander Krushelnitsky, says the Court of Arbitration for Sport. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2EBEpuP

Differences were found in blood proteins between children with and without autism, a study says. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2ES9IRs

MP Frank Field will probe pension schemes amid reports that Sir Philip Green wants to sell his empire. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2Hq91gG

The big Bafta winner this year, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri took home five awards. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2Cu6H4M

It comes after Israel condemned Poland's PM for saying Jews were among perpetrators of the Holocaust. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2Fe0UTT

The designs will include the characters Peter Rabbit, Flopsy Bunny and Mrs Tittlemouse. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2EyVUvQ

Monday's papers cover the obesity crisis, Oxfam scandal and black dresses worn at last night's Baftas. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2ogK52m

Your morning briefing for 19 February 2018. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2ENkgkZ

In the remote mountains of northern Ethiopia, a lone priest scales a 250m cliff each day to reach his church. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2C7r4cg

The legacy of the virus which spread through three West African countries. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2szz55E

From the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements to the films they made, the stars had a lot to say. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2sDdNUW

Hoards of Norse invaders march on the coast to send their leader flaming into Valhalla. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2BBfmFu

Two men describe the difficulties they experienced when they took their wife's last name. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2sHMDME

Their wedding in 1901 remains the only known same-sex marriage in the church's history, the BBC's James Badcock reports. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2EC0Ufe

Home ownership among young people has plummeted. What protections do UK tenants have and what responsibilities do they face? from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2C7HhOz

Grit and determination, as well as snakes and dragons, helped Maria Hatzistefanis become a business success. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2oatwpE

Actor and comedian Jack Whitehall on how he's preparing for British music's biggest presenting gig. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2BBIL2u

Flights delayed, canceled after man breaches security at Illinois airport The man was taken into custody and to a hospital after the incident early Saturday.

Fight over man's flatulence forces flight to make emergency landing A row of passengers were removed from the plane after a man allegedly refused to stop farting.

Disney announces opening date for Toy Story Land Disney World finally announced the official date -- and other exciting details -- about the newest attraction.

National Express driver drags passenger off bus Driver faces firing after shocking footage.

TripAdvisor's 10 most booked trips in the world It’s never too early to start planning for your next vacation, and travelers in the know often begin with a dream destination in mind.

Recent airline controversies From a lawyer who claims United Airlines gave her seat away to a Democratic congresswoman, to a singer allegedly barred from an airline lounge over her footwear, airline controversies are neither few nor far between.

23 passengers booted from Carnival cruise following 'bloodbath' of a brawl Witnesses say the fight broke out very early on Friday morning between a large extended family and other guests, and grew to the point where fellow passengers were “truly scared for [their] safety.”

Bahamas resort Baha Mar hiring someone to hang out with flamingos Plus, you'll get to live on-site.

Amtrak wants to stop all service on tracks lacking speed controls Amtrak is considering suspending service on tracks that don't have sophisticated speed controls by a Dec. 31 deadline, the railroad's top executive said Thursday, threatening to disrupt operations across the U.S. in a push to strengthen safety after a series of deadly wrecks.

Delta passenger who 'screamed at a woman and her baby' placed on leave from government job A woman who allegedly “screamed” at a mother and her baby aboard a Delta-operated flight has been suspended from her job with the New York State government.

WASHINGTON/PARIS/MUNICH (Reuters) - The United States has sketched out a path under which three key European allies would simply commit to try to improve the Iran nuclear deal over time in return for U.S. President Donald Trump keeping the pact alive by renewing U.S. sanctions relief in May. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2F9iW9D

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Carnival Corp , the world's largest cruise operator, said on Monday it was investigating the response of its security personnel to a brawl that broke out on one of its South Pacific cruises that resulted in 23 passengers being removed. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2sGdb0G

MUNICH (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Israel could act against Iran itself, not just its allies in the Middle East, after border incidents in Syria brought the Middle East foes closer to direct confrontation. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2C577mq