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Moroccan Christians Speak Out, Demand Their Right to Worship
Rabat – Recently more Moroccans have come out as Christians, preaching for their faith and calling for their rights to be recognized. In an article published by the Agence France-Presse (AFP), a group of Moroccan Christians spoke about their experiences as converts and outlined their demands as a religious minority.

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Yikes! Justin Bieber looks SCARY as he yells at random woman outside New York church
He was originally marketed as the baby-faced cutie from Canada. But Justin Bieber looked plain terrifying when he was spotted outside a US church on Sunday afternoon - where he was seen screaming at locals. The chart-topper, 23, was larking around at New York's Hillsong Church, which is headed-up by his pastor pal Carl Lentz.

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10 years of homicides: Number of killings, black victims up
There were 16 black homicide victims in 2015 and 10 in 2016; the highest number in the previous eight years was eight. Over the last decade, 18 homicide cases remain unsolved, according to police records reviewed by the newspapers. Fifteen of those victims were black males, and 10 of those homicides occurred in 2015 and 2016.

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In this nation, children are sacrificed for witchcraft
NAKASONGOLA, Uganda — It’s been a year since Cynthia Misanya found the dismembered body of her 10-year-old daughter, Jane, in a pit under an outhouse. The girl had gone to fetch water in a nearby swamp when she was abducted, strangled and dismembered. Body parts were recovered miles away.

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USCIRF Annual Report 2017 - Tier 2 countries - India
KEY FINDINGS. In 2016, religious tolerance and religious freedom conditions continued to deteriorate in India. Hindu nationalist groups – such as the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Sangh Parivar, and Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) – and their sympathizers perpetrated numerous incidents of....

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USCIRF Annual Report 2017 - Tier 1: USCIRF-recommended Countries of Particular Concern (CPC) - Nigeria
KEY FINDINGS. Religious freedom conditions in Nigeria remained poor during the reporting period. The Nigerian government at the federal and state levels continued to repress the Shi'a Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), including holding IMN leader Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky without charge, imposing....

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USCIRF Annual Report 2017 - Tier 2 countries - Malaysia
KEY FINDINGS. In 2016, opposition to the government from both within and outside political spheres negatively impacted religious freedom as stakeholders increasingly jockeyed for support ahead of the 2018 general elections. This ongoing trend continued to invigorate individuals and groups who....

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USCIRF Annual Report 2017 - Tier 3: Other countries/regions monitored - Belarus
KEY FINDINGS. USCIRF continues to monitor the situation in Belarus, where the government tightly regulates religious communities through an extensive security and religious affairs bureaucracy that has driven some groups underground. Officials are particularly hostile toward religious groups viewed as political opponents, such as Protestants.

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USCIRF Annual Report 2017 - Tier 1: USCIRF-recommended Countries of Particular Concern (CPC) - Central African Republic
KEY FINDINGS. The Central African Republic (CAR) remains fragile, susceptible to outbreaks of sectarian violence, and fractured along religious lines. Militias formed along opposing Muslim and Christian lines continue to kill individuals based on their religious identity, leading to retaliatory attacks and waves of violence.

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Long-lost plaque marking Lincoln’s work at church is found
LINCOLN, Ill. – The pastor of a central Illinois church says he’s thrilled a long-lost plaque marking Abraham Lincoln’s work at the site has been returned. a rumor circulated for years that the former president once practiced law at Lincoln Christian Church in Lincoln. The Rev.

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Chattanooga firefighter charged with DUI after crash
A Chattanooga firefighter was arrested Saturday morning after allegedly caused a three-car collision while driving drunk. Police responded to a report of a car crash near 1400 Cowart Street at 2:55 p.m. and found a Dodge truck had struck a Honda Civic and a Maserati, according to court records.

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Northern Indiana city to ‘reclaim’ trail slain girls hiked
DELPHI, Ind. A northern Indiana community where two teenage girls were slain in February is planning a hike to “reclaim” the trail the girls were hiking along when they vanished. The Journal and Courier reports ( http://on.jconline.com/2qjETu8 ) Sunday’s hike in Delphi will cover a half-mile and end at the trailhead of the Monon High Bridge trail.

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Long-lost plaque marking Lincoln's work at church is found
LINCOLN, Ill. (AP) - The pastor of a central Illinois church says he's thrilled a long-lost plaque marking Abraham Lincoln's work at the site has been returned. The (Bloomington) Pantagraph reports ( http://bit.ly/2pH439X ) a rumor circulated for years that the former president once practiced law at Lincoln Christian Church in Lincoln.

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Northern Indiana city to ‘reclaim’ trail slain girls hiked
DELPHI, Ind. A northern Indiana community where two teenage girls were slain in February is planning a hike to “reclaim” the trail the girls were hiking along when they vanished. The Journal and Courier reports ( http://on.jconline.com/2qjETu8 ) Sunday’s hike in Delphi will cover a half-mile and end at the trailhead of the Monon High Bridge trail.

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Rev. Raymond F. Uschold, 87, pastor of churches in Allegany and Cattaraugus counties
March 25, 1930 – April 26, 2017. The Rev. Raymond F. Uschold, retired pastor of Catholic churches in Allegany and Cattaraugus counties, died Wednesday in Elderwood Skilled Nursing, Amherst. He was 87. Born in Buffalo, he was a graduate of Buffalo Technical High School and St. Paul’s College in Washington, D.

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Multi-use development proposed in downtown Aurora
The building most recently housed Triple Threat Mentoring on its first floor, and is part of the River Street Plaza that includes the condominiums along River Street and the Fox River. Members of the City Council Planning and Development Committee recommended a revision to the River Street Plaza....

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Five states to receive mini-solar plants
Championship leader Sebastian Vettel admitted it felt "fantastic" to lead Ferrari to their first front row lock out (...) Kenyan girls on Saturday clinched the International Tennis Federation (ITF) Under-12 East African Junior Team (...) Anthony Joshua on Friday night claimed he would be driven by....

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25 years later: Images of the Rodney King riots
On April 29, 1992, a jury in Ventura County acquitted four LAPD officers of beating Rodney G. King . The beating, caught on amateur videotape, sparked a national debate about police brutality and racial injustice. After the verdict, angry crowds gathered on street corners across Los Angeles. The intersection of Florence and Normandie in South L.

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Our Diversity: Weaving together skill, tradition and love
STOCKTON — Growing up, Falesoa Iaulualo and Sopo Saina watched as the women in their families would gather to create intricate mats made from the leaves of the pandanus tree. Weaving the mats is a skill and tradition Samoan women for decades passed on from one generation to another.

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Ghost President, ghost achievements, ghost monies in apartment owned by ghosts – Reno
For the better part of this week, Nigeria has been having much to do about the royal snub from the Oba of Lagos to the Ooni of Ife. Such outrage, such consternation against Oba Rilwan Akiolu. The venom vented on him on social media and in real life were as though he had committed some unpardonable sin.

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RCCG Pastor Dele Taiwo marries his heartthrob, Doyin
A pastor with the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Brother Dele Taiwo, who is also an Abuja-based lawyer, was joined to his bride, Doyin, in holy matrimony earlier today in Abuja. The Internet entered into a near-meltdown when the photos of Bro. Dele and Sis.

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Democrats vying for support from black voters in Virginia
JaPharii Jones lost the right to vote after a felony burglary conviction when he was 23 and got it back last year right before Election Day. Now the 31-year-old Hampton activist and founder of a local chapter of Black Lives Matter plans to do what most people usually don't: vote in an off-off-year primary for Virginia governor.

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Are Texas lawmakers ready to let gun owners carry without licenses?
A proposal to let Texans openly carry handguns across the state — without first getting permits — may soon be heading to the House floor for a vote. This new request, dubbed Unlicensed or Permitless Carry, comes two years after state legislators passed laws letting licensed Texans openly carry guns....

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Bill Nye The Gaffe Guy: His 7 Most Cringeworthy Moments
1. Bill Nye The Gov’t Should Tax You For Having Kids Guy. On his new Netflix TV show Nye asked a bioethicist panelist , “Should we have policies that penalize people for having extra kids in the developed world?” Nye suggested that having “extra” children is a wasteful extravagance that allegedly contributes to global warming.

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Northern Indiana city to ‘reclaim’ trail slain girls hiked
DELPHI, Ind. A northern Indiana community where two teenage girls were slain in February is planning a hike to “reclaim” the trail the girls were hiking along when they vanished. The Journal and Courier reports ( http://on.jconline.com/2qjETu8 ) Sunday’s hike in Delphi will cover a half-mile and end at the trailhead of the Monon High Bridge trail.

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