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Emmett Till’s Family ‘Relieved’ Accuser Admitted Lying About Her Account
*The family of Emmett Till says it was a “godsend” to hear that the white woman who accused him of groping her more than 60 years ago – before the black 14-year-old was abducted and brutally murdered by two white men – has finally admitted that she lied about that part of her story. “Now he’s put in another light.

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Mississippi mulls firing squad, the chair, gas if bill by ‘liberal, left-wing radicals’ blocks injection drugs
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI – Mississippi lawmakers are advancing a proposal to add firing squad, electrocution and gas chamber as execution methods in case a court blocks the use of lethal injection drugs. House Bill 638 is a response to lawsuits filed by “liberal, left-wing radicals,” said House Judiciary B Committee Chairman Andy Gipson, a Republican.

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Black leaders express outrage over Senate’s rebuke of Elizabeth Warren
By Globe Staff February 08, 2017. Michael Levenson African-American leaders in Boston expressed outrage Wednesday that Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren had been rebuked by the Senate for reading a letter by Martin Luther King Jr’s widow that accused President Trump’s nominee for attorney general of intimidating black voters.

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Birmingham's murder rate continues to climb after 8th murder in 8 days
BIRMINGHAM, AL (WBRC) - Birmingham’s murder rate continues to rise during the new year. The latest murder took place at an apartment complex on Princeton Avenue . The triple shooting brought out Birmingham Police Chief AC Roper and city councilwoman Sheila Tyson. This the eighth murder during the last eight days and the 12th for 2017.

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100 evangelical leaders buy ad to denounce Trump's refugee ban Scores of evangelical leaders, including at least one from each state, have taken out a full-page
(CNN) - Scores of evangelical leaders, including at least one from each state, have taken out a full-page newspaper advertisement to denounce President Donald Trump's temporary ban on refugees, urging him to reconsider his executive order and welcome people fleeing persecution and violence.

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Pro-Trump N.J. Priest Dislikes Muslim Immigration, Loves Rainbows
ORANGE, NJ — He likes cigars, scotch and rainbows. Muslims and liberals on the other hand? Not so much. It takes a certain kind of person to appreciate the political viewpoints of Peter West. The Catholic priest, an associate pastor at St. John's Catholic Church in Orange, doesn’t pull punches when....

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Analysts Weigh In on Trump’s Call to Repeal Johnson Amendment
During last week’s National Prayer Breakfast, President Donald Trump vowed to “totally destroy” the Johnson Amendment, a 62-year-old provision in the U.S. tax code that prevents certain tax-exempt organizations, secular and religious, from political campaigning. His remarks have sparked debate over the line between Church and State in America.

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MTN denies illegal transfer of $14 billion from Nigeria
SAN FRANCISCO - After scaling its custom designed switches up to several thousand, Facebook’s current crop of networking gear isn’t cutting it. The social networking giant is set to replace ... HARARE, – State-owned fixed line operator TelOne sees four percent growth in revenue in 2015 after it....

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Mississippi Considers Firing Squad as Method of Execution
Yahoo!-ABC News Network © 2017 ABC News Internet Ventures. All rights reserved. Mississippi lawmakers are advancing a proposal to add firing squad, electrocution and gas chamber as execution methods in case a court blocks the use of lethal injection drugs.

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Zimbabwe's protesting pastor freed on bail
HARARE, Feb. 8 (Xinhua) -- A Zimbabwean high court judge on Wednesday granted bail to a pastor who was arrested for organizing anti-government protests last year. The pastor, Evan Mawarire, was arrested last Wednesday when he arrived in the country from the United States.

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Mississippi considers firing squad as method of execution
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi lawmakers are advancing a proposal to add firing squad, electrocution and gas chamber as execution methods in case a court blocks the use of lethal injection drugs. House Bill 638 is a response to lawsuits filed by "liberal, left-wing radicals," said House Judiciary B Committee Chairman Andy Gipson, a Republican.

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Lonsdale area faith listings
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church • Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Mass at 8 and 10 a.m.; Sacrament of Confession Saturday from 4 to 4:45 p.m. Father Dennis Thompson. Located at 116 Alabama St. SE, P.O. Box 169, Lonsdale; 507-744-2829; Triumphant Life Church • Sunday Worship at 9 and 11 a.m.

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Mississippi considers firing squad as method of execution
JACKSON, Miss. -- (AP) Mississippi lawmakers are advancing a proposal to add firing squad, electrocution and gas chamber as execution methods in case a court blocks the use of lethal injection drugs. House Bill 638 is a response to lawsuits filed by "liberal, left-wing radicals," said House Judiciary B Committee Chairman Andy Gipson, a Republican.

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Religious groups appalled by refugee ban cast Trump as an adversary
People of faith have been on the front lines of refugee resettlement for decades, and they are both furious and disheartened that President Donald Trump has halted the U.S. program. Instead of collecting housewares and making welcome signs, they are now bracing for a fight against a former ally: the U.

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Senate Chaplain Barry Black says people on Capitol Hill were ‘traumatized’ by Trump’s election
Controversy and partisanship on Capitol Hill may not be something new, but Senate Chaplin Barry C. Black says the election of President Donald Trump has taken things to another level. “There were people on Capitol Hill and away from Capitol Hill who were almost traumatized by the experience,” he told theGrio.

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School principal appointed as UN ambassador
Vickie Frederick, a local primary school principal and church minister, has been selected to be a non-governmental organization ambassador to the United Nations. Mrs. Frederick was nominated for the post by Word of Life Christian Fellowship on Dec. 31.

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Beware ALL Prophets of Doom
Pastors spraying their congregants with Doom, forcing them to eat grass and live snakes and to drink petrol have made headlines not only in South Africa but around the world. Pastor Lesego Daniel poured petrol into a bucket before dropping a match into it and setting it alight to prove that it really was petrol.

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Mississippi considers firing squad as method of execution
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi lawmakers are advancing a proposal to add firing squad, electrocution and gas chamber as execution methods in case a court blocks the use of lethal injection drugs. House Bill 638 is a response to lawsuits filed by "liberal, left-wing radicals," said House Judiciary B Committee Chairman Andy Gipson, a Republican.

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Mawarire granted US$300 bail
HARARE – The High Court has freed Pastor Evan Mawarire on US$300 bail. Justice Clement Phiri asked him to surrender his travelling documents coupled with stringent reporting conditions. The state was opposed to bail arguing Mawarire is a flight risk and can go back to the United States where he left his family.

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Gunmen injure 2 adult siblings at Gifford home Tuesday
GIFFORD — Pastor Benny Rhyard heads up a long-established church in a fairly transient neighborhood of rental apartments and small houses. Through the years there have been arrests in the low-key residential area, in the 4400 block of 28th Avenue, a block south of Gifford Middle School. Charges have included aggravated battery and drug possession.

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Religious groups appalled by refugee ban cast Trump as an adversary
People of faith have been on the front lines of refugee resettlement for decades, and they are both furious and disheartened that President Donald Trump has halted the U.S. program. Instead of collecting housewares and making welcome signs, they are now bracing for a fight against a former ally: the U.

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Religious groups appalled by refugee ban cast Trump as an adversary
People of faith have been on the front lines of refugee resettlement for decades, and they are both furious and disheartened that President Donald Trump has halted the U.S. program. Instead of collecting housewares and making welcome signs, they are now bracing for a fight against a former ally: the U.

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Mother jailed for theft, fraud
A 29-year-old mother of five has been jailed for a year and six months theft, being deceptive and forgery. Fa’atonu Lotonu’u, a former employee of SL Refrigeration, was sentenced by Justice Mata Tuatagaloa in the Supreme Court in December last year. She was found guilty of 13 charges of theft as a....

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Evelyn Victoria Williams
of St. Thomas died Jan. 22, 2017, at her residence. Evelyn was the senior pastor and co-founder of Zion Assembly Church. She was 73 years old. Pastor Williams was preceded in death by her husband, the Rev. Dr. Carlton Williams; brother, Cecil John; and sister, Jane John.

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Tech And Church Collide In A Battle For San Francisco’s Soul
The group — cheerful, mostly young — stands out among some of the tougher clients Williams, his wife and the founding president of Glide, Janice Mirikitani, and their staff welcome as one of the city’s largest providers of social services. With an operating budget of around $17 million, the church....

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At least 5 dead in Central African Republic violence
BANGUI, Central African Republic (AP) " Authorities in Central African Republic's capital say at least five people are dead after a military operation killed a prominent militia leader, sparking reprisal attacks. The violence took place in PK5, a neighborhood that has been a flashpoint since the early days of the fighting that began in late 2013.

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