Author: Christina Giardinelli
ICE is exploring office space in Portland and Roseburg, but the request doesn’t guarantee action; Oregon leaders voice concern and continue monitoring.Read More
A five-bedroom custom residence in Heron Bay’s exclusive double-gated Falls enclave represents what Loodmy Jacques of The Jacques Team characterizes… Read MoreRead More
South African police on Wednesday fired rubber bullets and teargas to disperse hundreds of anti-immigrant protesters in the coastal city of Durban.Read More
South African police on Wednesday fired rubber bullets and teargas to disperse hundreds of anti-immigrant protesters in the coastal city of Durban.Read More
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — South Africa’s top police officer was served with a warrant Wednesday and is facing charges in relation to a widening corruption scandal that saw 12 other seniorRead More
South Africa’s top police officer faces charges in a widening corruption scandalRead More
Applause erupted in the UN General Assembly Hall on Wednesday as Member States adopted a resolution declaring the transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity.Read More
When Josh and Madison Oakes interviewed for service with the International Mission Board, they were told that, historically, in the region where they would be serving, it typically took 100 years of Gospel proclamation before the message would take root and people would commit their lives to Christ.Read More
Equinor, which is a major energy supplier to Europe, said a number of its vessels were caught up in the disruption.Read More
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