Yesterday’s Unite The Right rally was one Klansmen short thanks to the kindness of a pastor and a friendly human rights activist.   For six years, Ken Parker has been a devoted white nationalist, but recent encounters with people of color have softened his heart.   According to NBC, parker ran into film director Deeyah Khan during last year’s Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. Khan was filming a documentary titled “White...

College bound teen Mykehia Curry was unsure how she would find enough money to pay for tuition and housing at Albany State University, so she decided to ask God for help. Days before she was scheduled to leave for school she tied a handwritten prayer to three helium balloons and released the note into the heavens. “I wrote a note that said ‘God please help me get the rest of my stuff...

Months ago, Texas couple Robert and Falon Griffin purchased a “Little Nugget” Chick-fil-A onesie for their unborn daughter. Falon, known as Maggie, told her husband “I have to have that,” and Rob replied, “Of course you do.” Little did they know how utterly appropriate the outfit would be.   Around 10:00 p.m. on July 17, the Griffins were on their way to San Antonio’s University Hospital because Maggie had started to feel...

Authorities in Egypt have arrested six suspected members of a “terrorist cell” behind a failed suicide attack on a church in the outskirts of Cairo, the interior ministry said Sunday. A suicide bomber attempted to attack the Virgin Lady Church in the Shobra el-Kheima district on Saturday but blew himself up before reaching his target, officials said. Authorities said an explosive device hidden beneath his clothing detonated as he retreated due to...

Catholic Archbishop of Jos, Most Rev. Ignatius Kaigama, has condemned the rising numbers of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in different parts of the country. Kaigama said this on Saturday in Jos while expressing concerns that the numbers of displaced persons in diaspora in the country could pose grave dangers to the nation’s internal security. “I went to Taraba, Benue, Southern Kaduna and even back home in Plateau, I have seen many IDPs camps...

Polls organized by BBC History magazine to discover the women in history who they thought had changed the world the most has ranked Virgin Mary as 12th.   Marie Curie, a Polish-born French scientist who was the first person to win two Nobel prizes, claimed top spot.   BBC Radio Four’s Dame Jenni Murray, historians Suzannah Lipscomb and Tom Holland, and president of the British Society for the History of Science, Patricia...

The National Pastors’ Conference organized for Christian Clerics across the nation holds at Solution Campground Agbara Otta Highway, by Lusada, Igbesa, Ogun State. Pastors across Nigeria converge for the three-day program which kick started on the 9th of August and is tagged National Pastors’ Conference at Solution Campground in Ogun State. The host, Rev. Adolf Anyanacho, revealed the information while speaking on the event organized by Ministers Network International in conjunction with...

Israel Antiquities Authority and the Tel Aviv University have discovered a Hellenistic era 2,000-year-old golden earring in a building in Jerusalem. The golden ornament was discovered during archaeological digs in the City of David National Park encircling the old city walls. The IAA, disclosing this on Wednesday, revealed that the earring featured an ornamentation of a horned animal, possibly an antelope or deer, with large eyes, a mouth and other facial features....

The South African police have arrested and charged Pastor Melisizwe Monqo‚ 30‚ from King Williams Town‚ his fiancée, Siphosile Pamba‚ 23‚ and the pastor’s cousin, Phumlani Qusheka‚ 28, over an alleged murder. Hlompho Mohapi‚ 25‚ was found brutally murdered on a gravel road in Herolds Bay‚ near George on the Garden Route‚ on July 5. Details of a well-orchestrated plan to fraudulently take out life insurance on Mohapi were revealed when investigating...

The Catholic Bishops have cautioned clergies and members against public endorsement of political candidates for office at the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) held in Abuja on Tuesday. The caution was contained in a statement issued by CBCN President and Archbishop of Benin City, Augustine Akubeze and the Secretary and Bishop of Ikot Ekpene, Camillus Umoh. The group cautioned members that properties should not be used as avenues to gain support...