NOTICE: KATENEWS2DAY IS ON VACATION. SEE YOU SOON.THANK YOU.

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grindaline says:

July 29, 2013 at 1:56 pm

ENJOY!

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xPraetorius says:

July 29, 2013 at 2:51 pm

Nooooooooooooooooo…!

Just kidding!

Have a GREAT vacation!

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Chinese Government: Give Up Your Faith, Or Else
China's communist party is forcing its members to forget their faith or face punishment.
New Evidence: Blood of Tortured Man Found on Shroud of Turin
A groundbreaking discovery on the Shroud of Turin is leading some to believe it is the actual burial cloth of Jesus Christ.
Trump's Evangelical Board Speaks Out to Protect Displaced Iraqi Christians in the U.S.
Evangelicals are sticking up for displaced Iraqi Christians are at risk of deportation.
Kenya Beheadings: Radical Islamists Targeted Christians
A Christian coastal community in Kenya is devastated after Muslim terrorists butchered more than a dozen people.
Christians Sentenced to 10 Years for Celebrating Christmas
Three Christians are currently sitting in Iranian prisons. Their crime? Loving Jesus.
Reversed Trend: Christian Refugees Outnumber Muslims Under Trump Administration
Following a record number of Muslim refugees entering the United States last year, Christian refugees now outnumber Muslims under the Trump administration.
Thousands Attend Largest UK Evangelism Event Since Billy Graham
Tens of thousands of people from across the UK showed up for one of the biggest evangelism events yet.
Newly Discovered 7th Century Church Was Launching Pad for the Gospel in England
Archaeologists unearthed the place where many in medieval Europe heard the gospel for the first time.
We Take It for Granted, but This Woman Has Walked 190,000 Miles for This Daily Need
Kanze Kahindi walks 13 miles each day for a basic necessity, and she's been doing it for 40 years! That's about to change. The amazing photos and video are worth a thousand words.
'House Calls' for the Soul: How These Pastors Are Taking the Gospel into the Shadows
Behind America's battle over immigration policy are real people whose very families and lives are at stake. Pastors are finding ways to care for these members of their congregation regardless of the politics.
Modern Day 'Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego': Man Survives Car Bomb Without A Scratch, Lives to Preach
This young pastor survived a car bombing in Baghdad, now he is helping those who are converting from Islam to Christianity.
Bible-Believing Anglicans Send Missionary into the Heart of the Anglican Church
Anglican leaders consecrated a missionary for members of their church in Scotland, the U.K. and Europe.
'Everyone, Everywhere': Stories of Evangelism and Conversion to Fulfill the Great Commission
In an age of technology and communication breakthrough, the body of Christ has an amazing opportunity to reach those around them - they just need to get out there.
The Bible Verse that Inspired a US Vet to Risk His Life to Save a Girl from ISIS
The man who risked his life to rescue a little girl from ISIS says he's emboldened by the Scripture: "Greater love hath no man than this, that he lay his life down for his friends.
Tourist Says Visit to North Korea was 'Like Being on Mars'
Jared Brock got a rare opportunity to visit North Korea as a tourist. "It was like being on Mars," Brock told CBN News. "It's like nothing I've experienced in my entire life."
Victory: Imprisoned Pastor Finally Walks Free
A Sudanese Pastor is walking free after being falsely imprisoned for nearly two years.

Jamie Dimon Rips Washington for Hobbling US Economy
Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JP Morgan Chase, the nation's largest bank, says Washington is a big part of the problem with America's economy.
No Simple Solution to the Social Security Deficit - Raising the Wage Cap on Payroll Taxes Is Not the Quick Fix
To cover the Social Security shortfall, should the wage cap on payroll taxes be raised or eliminated entirely? Learn why these policies won't save Social Security.
Don't Risk Your Credit Score in Retirement - New Survey Shows Seniors Put Credit Scores at Risk
Over 30% of Baby Boomers are making mistakes that can affect their financial fitness during retirement. Learn why it's important to maintain good credit in retirement.
Verizon Customers Exposed by Third-Party Data Leak
It's difficult to protect your data these days, and now another information leak is causing millions of Verizon users to change their passwords as soon as possible.
Don't Give Up on Nuclear Energy
Let's stretch our imaginations for a moment and assume that the Left is right, that global warming will bring apocalyptic warming by the end of the century and that the only way to save the planet from extinction is to stop using fossil fuels right now.
10 Ways To Increase Your 401(k) - Turbocharge Your Retirement Savings
Are you on track to meet your retirement goals? Consider these 10 tips to increase your retirement savings and set you on track to a more comfortable retirement.
Traditional Grocery Store Threat: Amazon Buys Whole Foods
Online giant Amazon buys organic grocery store Whole Foods, threatening brick and mortar grocery stores.
Costs of Being a Dad - What it Costs to Raise a Child
In honor of Father's Day, learn how much it costs on average to raise a child from birth to age 18, according to the US Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Women Dominate Student Loan Debt
A new study shows that it takes women two years longer than men to pay off their student loan debt. Learn why women have a harder time paying off their debt than men.
How People Spend Money on Father's Day Gifts - How Much is Dad Worth to You?
Father's Day is nearly here. Learn what other people are buying for their Dads, and how much is spent on the average Father's Day gift.

Terrorists Stab 4 Israelis in Their Home as Violence Mounts in Jerusalem
Rioting and protests in Jerusalem have left several people dead and dozens injured.
Abbas: Palestinians to Halt Contacts with Israel
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas says the Palestinian leadership will "freeze contacts" with Israel "on all levels."
Temple Mount Prayers Go Smoothly But Clashes Follow
Four Israeli police officers were injured in east Jerusalem neighborhoods following Friday prayers on the Temple Mount. By late afternoon, Palestinian Authority sources reported that four Arabs were killed during riots in east Jerusalem neighborhoods.
Future Archaeologists Excavate 2,700-Year-Old Reservoir
It's been said Israel is 50 miles wide, 300 miles long and 3,000 years deep. How would you like to dig into some of those 3,000 years?
Quiet Prevails as Hundreds Visit the Temple Mount
Though the Temple Mount is Judaism's holiest site, neither Jews nor Christians are permitted to pray there, a privilege reserved for Muslims only.
The New 'Social Justice Movement' – Why Colleges Are the Breeding Ground for Anti-Semitism
They hung up their swastikas. They threatened their Jewish class mates. They chanted "gas them, burn them, humanity cannot progress with the parasitic Jews."
Pence Promises to Move US Embassy to Jerusalem
Vice President Mike Pence says the Trump administration's promise to eventually move the US Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem will happen.
Netanyahu Warns New Syrian Ceasefire Endangers Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Israeli reporters in Paris on Sunday that the new ceasefire brokered by the United States and Russia puts Israel in grave danger since it validates Iran's presence inside Syria.
Tight Security as Visitors Ascend Temple Mount Monday
By Monday morning the Temple Mount had reopened to all visitors following Friday's deadly terror attack. Israel closed the site when three Israeli Arabs killed two policemen and injured a third in a brutal attack at the Lion's Gate in Jerusalem's Old City.
One-of-a-Kind Aquarium Comes to Jerusalem
Visitors to Jerusalem's biblical zoo will now be able to learn about sharks and and other fish from the Mediterranean Sea, Red Sea and other local bodies of water in a new aquarium, the first of its kind in the Middle East.
Senate Targets PA 'Pay to Slay': 'No One Should Reward Children for Being Terrorists'
The U.S. Senate came one step closer this week to passing legislation that defunds the Palestinian Authority until they stop "martyr" payments. "How do you achieve peace with a government who would actually take money and pay their children to kill other people's children?" asked Sen. Lindsey Graham.
White House Condemns Temple Mount Terrorists, Jordan Praises Them
While the White House released a statement over the weekend condeming the recent attack in Jerusalem, leaders in the neighboring country of Jordan actually praised the terrorists.
Former Israeli Defense Minister Predicts Netanyahu Will Be Indicted
Opponents of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have brought new allegations, accusing him of criminal wrongdoing.
Netanyahu Meets with Trump Team as Abbas Vows to Keep Paying Terrorists
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with Trump envoys while P.A. President Mahmoud Abbas vows to continue paying salaries to convicted terrorists and their families.
Five Things to Know About the Retaking of Mosul
The military campaign to retake Iraq's second largest city began in October and lasted longer than many analysts predicted. So what comes next?
Israeli Tourism Breaks All Records in First Half of 2017
Despite the bad press Israel often receives, people are flocking to the Jewish state.
Netanyahu Counters Anti-Jewish UNESCO Vote with Genesis
Israel reacted angrily to the UNESCO resolution declaring the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron an endangered Palestinian heritage site, a decision that ignores the Bible and 4,000 years of Jewish history.

McCain 'The Fighter', Glioblastomas, and the Power of Faith
While Sen. John McCain's diagnosis is grim, experimental treatments, courage and faith may help.
Can Humans Live Forever on Earth? These Billionaires Are Banking on It
Billionaires are plunging gobs of money into a personal quest to achieve manmade eternal life. Their stories are everywhere in the news media, a powerful reminder of the deep ache for eternity that resides in the heart of every person.
Transgender Nesting Doll Shows Girl Transitioning to Boy
Canadian company's video describing the toy appears to normalize childhood transgender and possibly even encourage youngsters to identify as the opposite sex from the one they were born.
Get Your ZZZ's or You May Suffer Brain Damage
Not getting enough sleep may increase your risk of getting dementia or Alzheimer's Disease. A new study found adults in middle age who didn't get enough good sleep suffered negative effects.
Just Say No: Artificial Sweeteners Bad for the Brain, Can Make You Fat
If you drink or eat anything with artificial sweeteners, you might want to reconsider. New research shows they can hurt our brains and heart and believe it or not, don't even help us lose weight.
New Hope for Cancer Patients
Scientists at Rafael Pharmaceuticals believe their new drug, CPI-613, is a breakthrough for people suffering from some of the most devastating types of cancer, such as pancreatic, lymphoma and lung cancer.
Should Government Pay for Men to Have Wombs?
Uterus transplants are allowing women who were born without a womb to have children, and likely men, as well.
Role Reversal: The Changing Face of Caregivers
The face of the United States is changing with shifting demographics and majorities. And those changes aren't solely along racial, ethnic or religious lines.
Summer Is Here, but Is Your Pool Safe?
Pool season is officially here, but before you jump in the water, you might want to heed some unexpected warnings.
Researchers: Unborn Babies Recognize and Interact With ‘Faces’ While in the Womb
Researchers at a U.K. university say they’ve found evidence that unborn babies have a penchant for looking at and responding to faces.

McCain 'The Fighter', Glioblastomas, and the Power of Faith
While Sen. John McCain's diagnosis is grim, experimental treatments, courage and faith may help.
Can Humans Live Forever on Earth? These Billionaires Are Banking on It
Billionaires are plunging gobs of money into a personal quest to achieve manmade eternal life. Their stories are everywhere in the news media, a powerful reminder of the deep ache for eternity that resides in the heart of every person.
Transgender Nesting Doll Shows Girl Transitioning to Boy
Canadian company's video describing the toy appears to normalize childhood transgender and possibly even encourage youngsters to identify as the opposite sex from the one they were born.
Get Your ZZZ's or You May Suffer Brain Damage
Not getting enough sleep may increase your risk of getting dementia or Alzheimer's Disease. A new study found adults in middle age who didn't get enough good sleep suffered negative effects.
Just Say No: Artificial Sweeteners Bad for the Brain, Can Make You Fat
If you drink or eat anything with artificial sweeteners, you might want to reconsider. New research shows they can hurt our brains and heart and believe it or not, don't even help us lose weight.
New Hope for Cancer Patients
Scientists at Rafael Pharmaceuticals believe their new drug, CPI-613, is a breakthrough for people suffering from some of the most devastating types of cancer, such as pancreatic, lymphoma and lung cancer.
Should Government Pay for Men to Have Wombs?
Uterus transplants are allowing women who were born without a womb to have children, and likely men, as well.
Role Reversal: The Changing Face of Caregivers
The face of the United States is changing with shifting demographics and majorities. And those changes aren't solely along racial, ethnic or religious lines.
Summer Is Here, but Is Your Pool Safe?
Pool season is officially here, but before you jump in the water, you might want to heed some unexpected warnings.
Researchers: Unborn Babies Recognize and Interact With ‘Faces’ While in the Womb
Researchers at a U.K. university say they’ve found evidence that unborn babies have a penchant for looking at and responding to faces.