Article By Carlo Monzon
  • Missing Malaysian Plane MH370 Latest Search Update: Part of Plane Reportedly Discovered in Mozambique

    Days before the second year anniversary marking the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, investigators made a significant discovery in Mozambique. According to reports, authorities have found a metal fragment which they believe came from the missing plane.

    Missing Malaysian Plane MH370 Latest Search Update: Part of Plane Reportedly Discovered in Mozambique
  • Bangladesh Looking To Drop Islam As Official Religion Due To Extremist Groups

    The Supreme Court of Bangladesh has begun a legal process that would determine if Islam should still be declared as the country's official religion. The move was made in response to the growing number of violent cases linked to Islamic extremists.

    Bangladesh Looking To Drop Islam As Official Religion Due To Extremist Groups
  • White House Refuses To Call ISIS’ Violence Against Christians Genocide

    Within days after U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry promised to analyze the proper label for the actions of ISIS against Christians in the Middle East, President Barack Obama's administration has officially stated that the targeted violence in the region cannot be considered as genocide. According to a statement from the White House, the incidents in the area have not yet reached a certain point to be categorized as such.

    White House Refuses To Call ISIS’ Violence Against Christians Genocide
  • Christian Groups in Nigeria Unite Against Boko Haram

    Christian groups in Nigeria are urging other religious sects in the country to join their campaign against the radical Islamic group Boko Haram. The call to unite comes almost a month after the group attacked a village in northern Nigeria and killed at least 65 people.

    Christian Groups in Nigeria Unite Against Boko Haram
  • Catholics Helping Legal Residents In California Become U.S. Citizens

    Members of the Catholic Church in California have come together to help legal residents in the state to apply for a U.S. citizenship. Archbishop Jose H. Gomez of Los Angeles said that this campaign will resonate Pope Francis' homily during the mass he held in Juarez, Mexico.

    Catholics Helping Legal Residents In California Become U.S. Citizens