Article By Luke Leung
  • India's Infantcide: Dogs Chewed Up Body of Abandoned Newborn Baby Girl (Video)

    A crowd discovered an abandoned newborn baby girl's body chewed by stray dogs near the toilet in a hospital campus in western province of Maharashtra, India, according to New Delhi Television reports. This is not the first time that dogs are found eating remains of abandoned newborn baby's body.

  • George W. Bush Underwent Heart Surgery for Blocked Heart Artery

    Former President George W. Bush is “‘in high spirits” after undergoing a heart surgery at a Dallas hospital to place a stent in a block heart artery, his office said.

    George W. Bush Underwent Heart Surgery for Blocked Heart Artery
  • Jeremy Lin Commits to 'Building New Future' in Offseason Practice Video 'Reloaded'

    Houston Rockets point guard Jeremy Lin released Tuesday his latest Youtube video called “Reloaded,” showing his offseason training and practices. Scenes of Lin breaking out in massive sweats after regimented workout routines confirm that he is on-track in his offseason goals: getting healthy, becoming better all-around shooter, and a better defender.

  • 2,000 Christians to Serve the Poor in San Francisco's Tenderloin District

    A conference motivated by selfless motivations, an opportunity to show compassion through serving, a chance to discover the joy behind loving others. City Impact Conference invites you to join the 2,000 others to make an impact in the lives of 37,000 residents and 6,000 homeless in the poorest and most densely populated district of San Francisco – the Tenderloin.

    2,000 Christians to Serve the Poor in San Francisco's Tenderloin District
  • Rick and Kay Warren, Albeit 'Intense Emotions,' Return to Saddleback Church with Renewed Resolves

    Rick and Kay Warren are speaking at Saddleback Church for the first time after 16 weeks since their son Matthew committed suicide. Their return is emotionally daunting, the couple says, but their knowledge of the prevalence of mental illness has spurred them on to face a new challenge: removing the stigma of mental illness, a sickness that affects 60 million people in USA and 400 million people worldwide.

    Rick and Kay Warren, Albeit 'Intense Emotions,' Return to Saddleback Church with Renewed Resolves