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Filipino penitents are nailed to wooden crosses during a reenactment of Jesus Christ's crucifixion during Good Friday in Barangay Cutud, San Fernando, Pampanga in northern Philippines April 6, 2012.

Bible Archaeology: Controversial 2,000-Year-Old Nails Being Linked To Jesus Christ's Crucifixion

The debate on whether pieces of nails linked to the supposed burial site of the high priest who handed Jesus Christ to Pontius Pilate reignites as a new theory emerges.

Clean Conscience: South Korea Offers Alternative To Conscription

South Korea remains technically at war with the North and maintains a compulsory conscription system to defend itself against Pyongyang's 1.2 million-strong army

Clean conscience: South Korea offers alternative to conscription

Macron Comments Provoke Mideast Ire, Boycotts Of French Goods

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (left) on Saturday hit out at France's President Emmanuel Macron for his recent comments on Islam, as calls for a boycott of French goods grow in Muslim countries

Macron comments provoke Mideast ire, boycotts of French goods

Samuel Paty was the target of a social media campaign that revealed his name and the address of his school

France To Crack Down On Online Posts After Teacher's Murder

France to crack down on online posts after teacher's murder

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French police officers guard the street in Eragny on October 16, 2020, where an attacker was shot dead by policemen after he decapitated a man

Teacher Beheaded In France After Showing Mohammed Cartoons

Teacher beheaded in France after showing Mohammed cartoons

Arshad Mehmood, the father of the man accused of stabbing two people outside the former offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris, says he is proud of his son's actions

In Pakistan, Paris Attacker's Family Praise His Actions

In Pakistan, Paris attacker's family praise his actions

Did Trump Mock Mormons? Report Sheds Light On Views On Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints

The Atlantic reported Trump mocks religious leaders in private and is especially fascinated with Mormon undergarments.

Hindu fundamentalists attacking the wall of the 16th Century Babri Masjid Mosque with iron rods in Ayodhya in December, 1992

India Court Acquits Hindu Nationalists Over Deadly Mosque Demolition

India court acquits Hindu nationalists over deadly mosque demolition

A cow grazes by a roadside on the outskirts of Sri Lanka's capital Colombo

Sri Lanka To Ban Cattle Slaughter

Sri Lanka to ban cattle slaughter

The attacker told investigators he thought he was targeting staff of Charlie Hebdo

Paris Meat Cleaver Attacker's Identity In Doubt

Paris meat cleaver attacker's identity in doubt

The knife attack suspect is an 18-year old man born in Pakistan, identified as Hassan A

France Checks Video Claim For Paris Knife Attack

France checks video claim for Paris knife attack

The attack occurred near Charlie Hebdo's former offices in the French capital's 11th district.

Paris Cleaver Attack Suspect Says Wanted To Target Charlie Hebdo

Paris cleaver attack suspect says wanted to target Charlie Hebdo

Russian police officers patrol a deserted Red square in front of Saint Basil's Cathedral in Moscow as the capital and other parts of Russia go into lockdown to curb the novel coronavirus.

Cult Leader Known As 'The Jesus Of Siberia' Arrested By Russian Authorities

The cult's leader and two of his aides are being charged for allegedly extorting money and emotionally abusing followers.

Muslim-majority Bangladesh is officially secular, but protests have erupted in the past over social media posts demmed insulting to Islam

Hindu Jailed In Muslim Bangladesh For Insulting Prophet Mohammed

Hindu jailed in Muslim Bangladesh for insulting Prophet Mohammed

Satirical French weekly Charlie Hebdo -- the target of a massacre by Islamist gunmen in 2015 -- reprinted the controversial images to mark the start of the trial earlier this month of the alleged accomplices

Protest In Istanbul Against Charlie Hebdo Cartoons

People in Istanbul protested French magazine Charlie Hebdo's decision to republish cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.

French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo (cover pictured September 1, 2020, reading "All of this, just for that" republished controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, drawing threats from Al-Qaeda

Al-Qaeda Threatens Charlie Hebdo For Republishing Mohammed Cartoons: SITE

Al-Qaeda threatens Charlie Hebdo for republishing Mohammed cartoons: SITE

Laurent Sourisseau now lives under round the clock protection. "It is like I am under house arrest," he told the court

'Nothing To Regret' Over Mohammed Cartoons: Charlie Hebdo Chief

'Nothing to regret' over Mohammed cartoons: Charlie Hebdo chief

Backlash against French magazine Charlie Hebdo has grown in Pakistan over the magazine republishing cartoons of Prophet Mohammed

Pakistan Backlash Grows Over Charlie Hebdo Cartoons

Pakistan backlash grows over Charlie Hebdo cartoons

Since 2015, France has seen 17 crimes classified as acts of terror

Mutating Terror Threat Still Looms Over Europe

Mutating terror threat still looms over Europe

80-year-old Wu Huang-yi prepares his gua-bao -- flat steamed buns -- at the Huaxi Night Market in Taipei

Taste Of Success For Taiwan's Street Vendors With Michelin Award

Taste of success for Taiwan's street vendors with Michelin award

US President Donald Trump holds up a bible in front of St John's Episcopal church after walking across Lafayette Park from the White House in Washington, DC on June 1, 2020

Billy Graham's Granddaughter Condemns Evangelical Leaders Who Support Donald Trump

In an op-ed that appeared in USA Today, Jerushah Duford said she feels a constant "tug" at her spirit due to President Trump's actions, and said evangelicals are being seen as hypocrites by the wider public due to their steadfast support for the current president.

Famous for adopting dozens of street children from Rio de Janeiro's slums, Congresswoman Flordelis dos Santos is accused of ordering her children to murder her husband, a fellow pastor, in a dispute over money and power

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