This is bizarre: Emails released by Wikileaks from the Clinton campaign reveal that the late Edgar Mitchell wanted a meeting with John Podesta to discuss what the Vatican knows about ETI (Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence) and zero point energy.

Also: Kremlin's propagandist warns US of 'nuclear consequences'; S. Korea threatens to shoot at Chinese fishing boats; global debt hits $152 trillion; and Christian magazine says 'zombie invasion' more likely than the apocalypse.

A pair of tech billionaires are so convinced that we are living in a realistic computer simulation that they are secretly hiring scientists to find a way out.

Also: Scholar of Islamic eschatology Dr. Timothy Furnish explains why the coming battle with ISIS for Dabiq, Syria is important; Pennsylvania cheerleaders disrespect WWII vets; Turkey and Iraq rattle sabers; and new pieces of Dead Sea scrolls revealed.

A pair of tech billionaires are so convinced that we are living in a realistic computer simulation that they are secretly hiring scientists to find a way out.

Also: Scholar of Islamic eschatology Dr. Timothy Furnish explains why the coming battle with ISIS for Dabiq, Syria is important; Pennsylvania cheerleaders disrespect WWII vets; Turkey and Iraq rattle sabers; and new pieces of Dead Sea scrolls revealed.

American Christian leaders, including Dr. Alveda King, warn that Christian progressives in the US are being funded by billionaire secularist George Soros to promote his globalist agenda.

Also: Hurricane Matthew heads out to sea; US warship fired on by Houthi rebels in Yemen; Russia deploys nuclear-capable missiles to Polish border; Arctic sea ice hasn’t disappeared as the ‘warmists' predicted; and Sunday's presidential debate was compelling theater, but we shouldn’t let the spectacle distract us from our true mission.

American Christian leaders, including Dr. Alveda King, warn that Christian progressives in the US are being funded by billionaire secularist George Soros to promote his globalist agenda.

Also: Hurricane Matthew heads out to sea; US warship fired on by Houthi rebels in Yemen; Russia deploys nuclear-capable missiles to Polish border; Arctic sea ice hasn’t disappeared as the ‘warmists' predicted; and Sunday's presidential debate was compelling theater, but we shouldn’t let the spectacle distract us from our true mission.

John Schlitt, former lead singer of Petra and acknowledged as one of the most influential men in Christian rock music, discusses his CD 'The Grafting', a music project inspired by his first five grandchildren, all of whom were born to single mothers -- an album that John says was to honor the young women who allowed him to become a grandfather.

Featured:  'The Grafting' video, a powerful musical message of healing and redemption.

John Schlitt, former lead singer of Petra and acknowledged as one of the most influential men in Christian rock music, discusses his CD 'The Grafting', a music project inspired by his first five grandchildren, all of whom were born to single mothers -- an album that John says was to honor the young women who allowed him to become a grandfather.

Featured:  'The Grafting' video, a powerful musical message of healing and redemption.

Bad news: The chemical sprayed to kill Zika-carrying mosquitoes may also cause microcephaly, dengue fever shows up in Florida, and Ebola hangs on in the body much longer than scientists thought.

Also: Selfie-pay launched in Europe; Iraqi official believes first airport was built in his country 7,000 years ago; and geologists find a new fault line parallel to the San Andreas Fault.

Bad news: The chemical sprayed to kill Zika-carrying mosquitoes may also cause microcephaly, dengue fever shows up in Florida, and Ebola hangs on in the body much longer than scientists thought.

Also: Selfie-pay launched in Europe; Iraqi official believes first airport was built in his country 7,000 years ago; and geologists find a new fault line parallel to the San Andreas Fault.

The Iraqi Transportation Minister raised eyebrows by claiming that the Sumerians built the world’s first airport in Iraq 7,000 years ago. The ancient astronaut meme lives.