To receive daily emails from Breaking Christian News to your inbox CLICK HERE

A recent Harris Poll has found that half of Americans now say Iraq had weapons of mass destruction when the United States invaded the country in 2003 -- up from 36 percent last year. According to reporter Jennifer Harper, pollsters deemed the increase both "substantial" and "surprising," in light of persistent press reports to the contrary in recent years.

As reported in The Washington Times, other results offered positive feedback on Iraq: "Seventy-two percent of respondents said the Iraqi people are better off now than under Saddam Hussein's regime, and in addition, 64 percent say Saddam had "strong links" with al Qaeda, up from 62 percent in October 2004. Fifty-five percent said that "history will give the U.S. credit for bringing freedom and democracy to Iraq."

Also, notes Harper, "41 percent say the war has reduced the threat of another major terrorist attack in the United States, a sentiment also unchanged in the past two years."

To receive daily emails from Breaking Christian News to your inbox CLICK HERE

Powerful Solar Flare Could Ignite Northern Lights as Lunar Eclipse Unfolds

Investigation Reveals Islamization of Girl Scout Troops is 'Nationwide'

'It Is an Admission': Meta to Pay $18 Billion to Settle Social Media Addiction Lawsuit

Democrat Officials Charged for Allegedly Scamming COVID Relief Funds

President Trump Declares National Emergency to Protect US Power Grid from Foreign Threats

Portland Antifa, HAMAS, and the IRGC Linked With Transnational Terror Networks, Rubio Takes Action

Judge Lifts Block on Trump's Mail-In Ballot Restrictions after Supreme Court Ruling

At Least 350 Killed, 65 Americans among 1,300 Missing in Horrific Nepal Flood

Trump Honors Dolly Parton: 'The World Loves You'

Dolly Parton's Cause of Death Revealed; More on Her Inspirational Life (Videos)

Prayer Alert: Nepal 'Wall of Mud, Rock and Water' Leaves Hundreds Missing Near Tibet Border with Many Feared Dead (Video)

Ken Paxton Unveils 'Texas First' Data Center Plan to Protect Grid, Communities

Darline Graham Wins GOP Runoff for Late Brother's SC Senate Seat

Florida Operation Recovers 163 Missing Children: 'We Will Never Rest in Order to Protect Our Children and Their Futures'

United Nations' New Gaza Nutrition Data Finds Palestinians NOT Starving; 'Truth Always Prevails'

Trump Announces Hormuz Mines Cleared; as Pressure Builds, Analyst Says Iranians Ready to Resist the Regime

(ICYMI): First Lady Melania Trump, Fox Corporation Announce Landmark Strategic Alliance to Grow Fostering the Future

Mamdani's Grocery Store Plan Lands NYC in Major Court Battle

How Fear of Detransitioner Lawsuits Gutted Senator Wiener's Attempt to Bankrupt Christian Counselors

Beyond Disturbing: Parent Sounds Alarm on Private School That Goes Woke in the Worst Ways (Video)

Steve Shultz, Managing Editor
Founder and Owner

Aimee Herd, Editor