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DNA shows that biblical Philistines came to the Middle East from southern Europe

Archaeologists unearthed the remains in Israel and send more than 100 skeletal samples for testing in Germany.

US-China trade war deals a 'divine' blow, imported Bible may cost more after Donald Trump imposes tariffs on Chinese products

The trade war that Donald Trump has initiated with China has upset one of his core support bases, the influential church community, that fears that import duties would increase the cost of the Bible in America.

Canute 360 multi-line Braille e-reader launched as 'Kindle for the blind'

Canute 360 is the world’s first multi-line Braille e-reader, displaying nine lines of text at a time.

Author Nandini Krishnan brings the transmasculine community out of the shadows in Invisible Men

Krishnan says that readers could takeaway from Invisible Men what she did while researching which is the realisation that sexuality is not the only aspect that there is to a person

TIL, the word ‘dog’ written 19 times is cryptic code for a doomsday message

Does Google Translate’s Artificial Intelligence tech have a message for us from the future?

APJ Abdul Kalam's family seeks to defuse row over Bhagvad Gita engraving in memorial

An engraved 'Bhagavad Gita' near the statue of late president APJ Abdul Kalam has kicked up a row, with his family seeking to put it to rest by placing a copy of the Quran and Bible near it.

Kerala priest suggests drowning women who arouse men with provocative clothing

In a recent video that went viral, a Kerala Catholic priest suggests drowning women who commit the sin of arousing men with their clothing. In the video that was published on Shalom TV, he was heard speaking in Malayalam, "If your clothes entice youth, you are sinning."

Jesus Christ's tomb in Jerusalem opened for the first time since 1810 for restoration

Preservation experts have opened for the first time in at least two centuries what Christians believe is Jesus's tomb inside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.

Bible-quoting cowboy wants $50 mn over seized horses

In 2011, in Madison, Wisconsin, he was charged with animal neglect when his horses appeared dehydrated and underfed.

The technology of warfare has changed, but rape of women in wartime has not

The technology of warfare has changed tremendously over the years, but its tactic — of widespread rape and enslaving of women — has not