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Continue reading IRS investigators search televangelist Benny Hinn's offices in Grapevine
Updated at 4:43 p.m. Thursday: Revised to clarify that Sen. Chuck Grassley's inquiry into six ministries didn't seek to determine whether the ministries had broken tax rules. Investigators with the Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Postal Service served a search warrant Wednesday at the Grapevine offices of televangelist Benny Hinn.

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DSW Announces New Executive Appointments
COLUMBUS, Ohio April 27, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- DSW Inc. (NYSE: DSW), a leading branded footwear and accessories retailer, announced the appointment of Michele Love as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for Designer Shoe Warehouse, effective May 1, 2017 . Ms.

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Reno, EFCC disagree over respect to presidential office
Former aide on electronic media to Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, Pastor Reno Omokri has disagreed with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, over respect to be dully accorded to the office of the presidency. Pastor Omokri who, in a series of tweets, advised President Muhammadu Buhari....

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Gray finding favour despite island infrastructure problems
DESPITE evident neglect and infrastructural needs throughout their community, voters in Acklins appear apprehensive about a potential future without incumbent MP V Alfred Gray. During a visit to the island this week, The Tribune canvassed several voters throughout the island, which many consider the....

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Program will celebrate Jefferson High's influence on the arts
Singer Mickey Murray; the Rev. Elroy Wilson; artist Barbara Bush; George Bush, president of the Jefferson High Alumni Association and president of the class of 1962; and retired educator Dr. Marsha F. Harris prepare for “Celebrating the Arts: The Jefferson High School Legacy.

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Trending Now 19 MINS AGO Feds raid Benny Hinn ministries
DALLAS - A nationally known televangelist who came to prominence in Florida has become the target of a federal warrant. Federal agents on Wednesday raided the offices of Benny Hinn near Dallas. The search began about 9 a.m. Wednesday at Hinn's headquarters in the Dallas-Fort Worth suburb of Grapevine, near Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.

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Feds raid Benny Hinn ministries
A nationally known televangelist who came to prominence in Florida has become the target of a federal warrant. Federal agents on Wednesday raided the offices of Benny Hinn near Dallas. The search began about 9 a.m. Wednesday at Hinn's headquarters in the Dallas-Fort Worth suburb of Grapevine, near Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.

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George Kittle's weekend menu: Big steak, bigger NFL Draft moment
IOWA CITY, Ia. Bruce Kittle will have the grill fired up Friday night. On the menu: Burgers, chicken, sweet potatoes, grilled veggies and one big, medium-rare steak for his son. It’s a worthy celebration for a football family. George Kittle, the rising tight end from Iowa, is about to find out where his professional journey begins.

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She re-created a medieval trail in Germany, drawing thousands of hikers
April 27, 2017 Kleinliebenau and Bautzen, Germany It had been more than six decades – 60 long years – since Erhard Zeinert last pulled the ropes that rang the bells of his village church. He was only 6 years old then. But he always remembered the sound of the bells, just as he remembered World War....

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Noko Leaves a Rich Legacy
By Kae Matundu-Tjiparuro. WINDHOEK. “We have to accept and keep papa’s memory alive. Your legacy will live on papa,” were the last words of little Vekarapo Rauana Tangi Murangi to his departed papa Nokokure Noko Murangi, before leading mourners in the Evangelical Lutheran Church Macedonia congregation into prayer.

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School uses phone book as teaching tool
FORT PIERCE, Fla. - With an unwrapped book and a big smile, students at St. James Christian Academy couldn’t wait to thumb through the pages in their newest learning tool. Even if some of the Fort Pierce students didn’t know what a phone book is. NewsChannel 5 asked fifth-grade student Ariana when she last saw a phonebook.

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Bishop Talbert Swan receiving National Action Network honor
By Published: April 27, 2017, 4:20 pm Matt Caron SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – A leader in Springfield’s black community is being given a high honor. Bishop Talbert Swan is heading to New York City, where he will be honored by the National Action Network (NAN) at the Rev. Dr. William Jones Memorial Luncheon.

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Republicans admit they won't repeal Obamacare this week, as Democrats threaten to shut down the government
1/46 27 April 2017. US President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump meet with Argentina's President Mauricio Macri and his wife, Juliana Awada, at the White House. Reuters; 2/46 27 April 2017. Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli security forces following a protest in support of....

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The Latest: Governor believes ambush killer is 'monster'
FILE - In this May 5, 2015 file photo, Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Alex Douglass of Olyphant, Pa., takes part during the annual Pennsylvania State Police Memorial honoring all members of Troop R past and present at the Pennsylvania State Police barracks in Dunmore, Pa.

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Slain trooper's young sons in court as killer gets death
Bill Ruzzo, defense attorney for cop killer Eric Frein, leaves the Pike County Courthouse in Milford, Pa., on Wednesday, April 26, 2017, during a break in the sentencing of Frein. Frein, the would-be revolutionary who shot two Pennsylvania troopers, one fatally, in a late-night attack at their barracks, was sentenced to death late Wednesday.

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The Latest: Man sentenced to death in trooper's slaying
FILE - In this May 5, 2015 file photo, Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Alex Douglass of Olyphant, Pa., takes part during the annual Pennsylvania State Police Memorial honoring all members of Troop R past and present at the Pennsylvania State Police barracks in Dunmore, Pa.

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Interim pastor serving Salem congregation
The Rev. Chip Borgstadt, transitional pastor at Salem Lutheran Church in Fremont, stands near a ceramic duck that serves as a reminder and an object lesson. Borgstadt is helping the church to look ahead to its future mission and the calling of a new permanent minister. The Rev.

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The Latest: Man sentenced to death in trooper's slaying
Brian K. Dickson, father of slain Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Cpl. Bryon Dickson II, walks to an attorney's office next to the Pike County Courthouse on Wednesday, April 26, 2017, in Milford, Pa. Eric Frein, the would-be revolutionary who shot two Pennsylvania troopers, one fatally, in a....

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Councilman Pulls Bray-Ali Endorsement In Wake Of Racist/Homophobic Rants
LOS ANGELES, CA — In the latest unraveling of City Council challenger Joe Bray-Ali's campaign following revelations of racist/homophobic online posts by the candidate, Councilman Mitch O'Farrell rescinded his endorsement Thursday. O’Farrell and the Los Angeles Times editorial board had endorsed the....

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Early Klan Leader Honored Accidentally By Tennessee House; Move Denounced
Early Klan Leader Honored 'Accidentally' By Tennessee House; Move Denounced Tennessee lawmakers miss the Forrest for the trees and accidentally honor the slave trader and early Klan leader, sparking outrage. NASHVILLE, TN — The Black Caucus in the Tennessee House of Representatives berated a GOP....

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The Latest: Man sentenced to death in trooper's slaying
FILE - In this May 5, 2015 file photo, Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Alex Douglass of Olyphant, Pa., shares a smile with Tiffany Dickson of Dunmore, Pa., during the conclusion of the annual Pennsylvania State Police Memorial honoring all members of Troop R past and present at the Pennsylvania State Police barracks in Dunmore, Pa.

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Homeless shelter helps men facing addiction
Rachel Sudduth South St. Louis, MO -- A newly established homeless shelter in south St. Louis is hoping to assist homeless people displaced since the New Life Evangelistic Center shut down in March. Precious Work Transitional Living Men's Home in South City was started in 2015 by Pastor Craig Tiller....

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Ethnic flavors shake up Ken-Ton's restaurant row
For decades, the restaurants along Delaware Avenue, Kenmore’s main artery extending into the Town of Tonawanda, have shown what it takes to feed a village – and part of the town. In recent years, though, a new burst of international flavors has made this traffic-heavy part of the community a destination for culinary sensation-seekers.

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Khachkar Dedication Takes Place at Azusa Pacific University
AZUSA, Calif.—The Armenian Student Association at Azusa Pacific University (APU), through the generous gift of APU alumnus Gary Mkrtchyan and family, dedicated a khachkar (cross-stone) to their campus on April 22. The ceremony was in commemoration of the 1.

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Too many whites in drug trials, and minorities are losing out
Getting diagnosed with cancer was “horrific” enough. But discovering that very few African American women like herself were enrolled in clinical trials to find a cure? That was almost as distressing for Tammie Denyse, a longtime breast cancer survivor in Sacramento.

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2:48 PM Feds raid Benny Hinn ministries
DALLAS - A nationally known televangelist who came to prominence in Florida has become the target of a federal warrant. Federal agents on Wednesday raided the offices of Benny Hinn near Dallas. Hinn first gained notoriety in Florida in the 1990s, when he was the pastor of a church called the World Outreach Center.

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