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Jeff Sessions heckled by religious leaders
Attorney General Jeff Sessions was heckled by two religious leaders while attempting to deliver a speech on the future of religious liberty Monday in Boston. As Sessions appeared before the Boston Lawyers Chapter of the Federalist Society, a man with a clerical collar stood up and began reciting lines from the book of Matthew.

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Indianapolis community to mourn Pittsburgh synagogue shooting victims Monday night
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – A public memorial service will give the central Indiana community the chance to mourn together for the 11 victims from Saturday’s Synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh. The Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis and the Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Council are organizing the gathering.

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move of the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem
JERUSALEM— Robert Jeffress , pastor of the First Baptist Dallas megachurch, kept the faith and concluded his mega-controversial benediction over the spanking new United States Embassy in Jerusalem, Israel , with “in the spirit of Jesus Our Lord. Amen.” The Israelis in the crowd traded uncomfortable....

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YEARS AGO FOR OCT. 28
Today is Sunday, Oct. 28, the 301st day of 2018. There are 64 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED PRESS. On this date in: 1726: The original edition of “Gulliver’s Travels,” a satirical novel by Jonathan Swift, is first published in London. 1858: Rowland Hussey Macy opens his first New York store at Sixth Avenue and 14th Street in Manhattan.

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Pastor to Sessions: Repent, help those in need
Bloomington, IN (47402) Today. Sunny. High 62F. Winds W at 5 to 10 mph.. Tonight. A clear sky. Low 43F. Winds light and variable. Updated: October 29, 2018 @ 2:47 pm; Attorney General Jeff Sessions was heckled by religious leaders during a speech on religious liberty in Boston.

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Should guns be allowed in worship centers to protect its congregation?
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4 News) - Utahns are taking sides about bringing guns to places of worship following Saturday's deadly shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh. We put the following question on our ABC4 Facebook page: Should there be armed security in places of worship to protect the....

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Ghanaian slay queen dies after a brief illness, report says she was cursed after snatching someone's husband (photos)
- Slay queen Charlotte Abena Woodey has died under mysterious circumstances. - Some social media users have claimed that she died as a result of being cursed by a woman for snatching her husband. It has just been reported that famous Ghanaian slay queen Charlotte Abena Woodey, is dead. The news of her death has taken over social media.

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Sailors’ Society says cheers to 200 years
Maritime welfare charity Sailors’ Society’s 200th anniversary events continued with the annual ING wine-tasting evening, which this year raised a glass to the charity’s 200th anniversary. This was the sixth annual wine-tasting hosted by ING at its London headquarters.

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Wait Times for U.S. Citizenship Stretch to Two Years
Waiting times for the U.S. citizenship application process have stretched from around six months to more than two years in some parts of the United States under the Trump administration, with more than 700,000 immigrants currently waiting for a verdict on their applications.

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WATCH LIVE: Synagogue shooting, pipe bombs expected to dominate White House press briefing
Trump tweeted: “There is great anger in our Country caused in part by inaccurate, and even fraudulent, reporting of the news.” He added that the media “must stop the open & obvious hostility & report the news accurately & fairly.” WATCH: Pittsburgh shooting suspect Robert Bowers talked of ‘desire to....

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McConnell terms 2 shootings as hate crimes
Authorities say the suspect in Wednesday's deadly shooting at a Kentucky grocery store was earlier seen trying to gain access to a church with an African-American pastor and congregation. The suspect, Gregory Alan Bush, made his first court appearance Thursday. (Oct.

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McConnell terms 2 shootings as hate crimes
Authorities say the suspect in Wednesday's deadly shooting at a Kentucky grocery store was earlier seen trying to gain access to a church with an African-American pastor and congregation. The suspect, Gregory Alan Bush, made his first court appearance Thursday. (Oct.

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AP: More than a dozen shootings at US houses of worship since 2012
Even before Saturday's deadly synagogue massacre in Pittsburgh, there have been more than a dozen fatal shootings at houses of worship around the country since 2012: Oct. 27, 2018: A gunman believed to have spewed anti-Semitic slurs and rhetoric on social media entered Tree of Life Congregation....

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McConnell terms 2 shootings as hate crimes
Authorities say the suspect in Wednesday's deadly shooting at a Kentucky grocery store was earlier seen trying to gain access to a church with an African-American pastor and congregation. The suspect, Gregory Alan Bush, made his first court appearance Thursday. (Oct.

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AUF WIEDERSEHEN: Merkel to step down as chancellor
ANGELA Merkel has announced she will step down as Chancellor of Germany in 2021. The veteran politician has faced calls from within her own Christian Democratic Party to give up after they were given a drubbing in regional elections. She will leave the post of party chairman in December but has told....

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Six bishops let priest accused of abuse in '80s remain in parishes
Six Buffalo Diocese bishops or auxiliary bishops allowed the Rev. Brian M. Hatrick to remain in parishes for decades after a teenage boy complained Hatrick sexually abused him in the early 1980s. Auxiliary Bishop Edward M. Grosz, the current No. 2 ranking administrator in the Buffalo Diocese, and current Syracuse Diocese Bishop Robert J.

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McConnell terms 2 shootings as hate crimes
Gregory Bush is arraigned on two counts of murder and 10 counts of wanton endangerment Thursday, Oct. 25, 2018, in Louisville, Ky. Bush fatally shot two African-American customers at a Kroger grocery store Wednesday and was swiftly arrested as he tried to flee, authorities said Thursday.

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Anchor House, Habitat receive block grants
Broomfield City Council has approved nearly $280,000 in Community Development Block Grants for two affordable housing projects at two Broomfield churches. Anchor House Inc., the nonprofit formed by Lutheran Church of Hope for a housing project aimed at helping foster children who age out of the....

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Zimbabweans stock up on essentials amid fears of hyperinflation
Long queues in front of banks and gas stations, empty shelves in supermarkets: Zimbabweans are trying to stack up on food, money and fuel amid fears the 2008 shortages and hyperinflation are bound to be repeated. Over the weekend, people rushed to supermarkets to buy items they thought would run out....

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Dying has become too casual
I'm quite dissatisfied with the funerals I've attended lately — primarily because they're not funerals at all. They're "memorial gatherings," "celebrations of life," or "mountain-top ash spreadings." They just don't have the satisfying impact I expect to feel when someone dear leaves the world. These tepid affairs leave me yearning for more.

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Albena Lake-Hodge Comprehensive School’s 29th Graduation Ceremony “Greatest of All Times”
A full capacity crowd filled the Rodney MacArthur Rey Auditorium on the afternoon of Tuesday October 23rd for the twenty-ninth graduation ceremony of the Albena Lake-Hodge Comprehensive School, with the theme: “You’re Brave, Brilliant & Oh-so Resilient”.

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'OUR MIRACLE' Baby boy born without a skull defies doctors to celebrate his first birthday
A BABY born without a skull who wasn't expected to survive past birth has celebrated his first birthday. Doctors believed Owen Masterson "would not be compatible with life" and told his parents to prepare for the worst. His parents Tom and Jessica were told there was little change Owen would survive the pregnancy, let alone the trauma of birth.

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Turkey’s lira firms nearly one percent, extending recovery
Turkey’s lira firmed nearly 1 percent on Monday, extending its recent rally after investor worries over the central bank’s independence and Ankara’s relations with Washington were partially eased. The lira, which slumped in August and at one stage was down 47 percent since the start of the year - has recovered some of those steep losses.

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Police chief: Race was a factor in Kentucky grocery slayings
Authorities say the suspect in Wednesday's deadly shooting at a Kentucky grocery store was earlier seen trying to gain access to a church with an African-American pastor and congregation. The suspect, Gregory Alan Bush, made his first court appearance Thursday. (Oct.

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Police chief: Race was a factor in Kentucky grocery slayings
Gregory Bush is arraigned on two counts of murder and 10 counts of wanton endangerment Thursday, Oct. 25, 2018, in Louisville, Ky. Bush fatally shot two African-American customers at a Kroger grocery store Wednesday and was swiftly arrested as he tried to flee, authorities said Thursday.

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Police chief: Race was a factor in Kentucky grocery slayings
Authorities say the suspect in Wednesday's deadly shooting at a Kentucky grocery store was earlier seen trying to gain access to a church with an African-American pastor and congregation. The suspect, Gregory Alan Bush, made his first court appearance Thursday. (Oct.

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