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As The Satanic Temple opens its international headquarters in Salem, Massachusetts, on Friday, one church is opting not for protests and demonstrations, but a more Kingdom-oriented response.

New York Representative Peter King: ISIS gas attack shows Obama's failure

Chiad, a 26-year old Chechen, had moved his wife and three children to Raqqa, Syria, to join the fight to create an Islamic State across Syria and Iraq. He embraced the ethnic cleansing that was intended to rid the region of Christians, Jews, non-Sunni Muslims and Yazidis. In contrast Dr. Jan Kizihan, a German of Kurdish background is a trauma expert who traveled to Iraq to help victims of ISIS.

Australian authorities have cast doubt on the theory that Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 may have had a fire on board before it went missing.

After two years in detention on suspicion of espionage,Christian missionary Kevin Garrett was released last week, shortly after Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau made his first official visit to China. Along with his wife Julia, Garrett was arrested in 2014 in Dandong, a city on the border with North Korea.

An old man captured by ISIS was previously a prayer leader in a mosque in central Mosul was given a prophesy in his dream about the end of ISIS in the city, and his dream was spread in the city which concerned the group. After the leaders of the group heard about the news, the militants raided the man's house in Tahrir district in Mosul and captured him.

Two of the church's priests at Our Lady of Fatima Church in Poza Rica, Veracruz state, Mexico, were found dead on Monday, and were last seen Sunday. The bullet-ridden bodies of the priests were found on a roadside.

On September 6, 2016 the Islamic State (ISIS) released a video online which showcased a shari'a school that it operates in its Al-Khayr Province, featuring its young pupils - "the cubs of the Caliphate" - discussing their aspirations of martyrdom, instructing citizens on approved clothing and grooming, and fighting on the front lines.

More than 5,000 have been killed and at least 3,200 others are still being held, according to a recent U.N. inquiry. Families have been ripped apart, and survivors and escapees have been forced to take shelter in crowded, rundown camps, one of them near Mount Olympus. One human rights lawyer has decided to do something about it. "I think the international community should be ashamed that they haven't done more for the Yazidis," said Amal Clooney.

Police have hamd Khan Rahami in custody after a dramatic gunfight in which two police officers were injured and Rahami was shot multiple times. Rahami was afterwards taken to a hospital.