Conservative group American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) laid out five concrete steps that the United States could take to defeat the terrorism of radical Islam.

A Muslim mob attacked Coptic Christians with knives and batons, killing one man and injuring three others on Sunday, July 17 in Tahna al-Gabal in Minya, Egypt.

Chinese authorities placed its official seal on the doors of a persecuted branch of Guangfu Church in southern Guangdong June 23 after forcibly shutting it down.

Turkey widened a crackdown on suspected supporters of a failed military coup on Sunday, taking the number of people rounded up in the armed forces and judiciary to 6,000, and the government said it was in full control of the country and economy.

Islamic State claimed responsibility for the truck attack in the French city of Nice on Saturday and police arrested three more people there after the carnage that claimed the lives of at least 84 people.

China would bar minors from college entrance exams and military academy unless they quit Christian house churches as the state steps up its religious clampdown on Guizhou province.

Vatican's donated camper van turned into a mobile medical unit and transports volunteer health professionals and free health care straight to Rome's impoverished.

Turkey's military said on Friday it had seized power, but the prime minister said the attempted coup would be put down.

"Mass demonic possession" gripped schoolgirls in Colombia after playing "Charlie Charlie."

Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) criticized President Muhammadu Buhari's administration for its "lukewarm" response to the strings of unprovoked killings against non-Muslims after another pastor died July 9.

Reports have claimed that the driver of the truck in the horrific terror attack in Nice was a 31-year-old man from Nice of Tunisian origin. Local reports have named him as Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, although police have yet to confirm the name.