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ARKANSAS. Arkansas could become the first Southern state to legalize medical marijuana, although a similar proposal lost by less than 30,000 votes a year ago, out of 1.3 million votes cast. Republicans are expected to hold all four of Arkansas' U.S. House seats. Democrats are fielding a candidate in only one district. |
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The man accused of stabbing two Abbotsford Senior Secondary school students – one fatally – was a typical high school student in Red Deer, Alberta – though he had a short fuse, say friends. Gabriel Klein was someone who responded badly to fellow students when he didn’t think things were going his.... |
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Police officers and their families and supporters gathered Sunday at a Roman Catholic Mass in New Hyde Park to honor law enforcement, two days after the Bronx killing of an NYPD sergeant from Greenlawn. Known as a “Blue Mass,” the service was a long-standing faith tradition where congregants gather to honor and pray for police officers. |
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Much more is at stake on Election Day than the White House. State by state, district by district, neighborhood by neighborhood, candidates and campaigners are making their last pitch for Congress, state legislatures, governor's offices, ballot questions, judgeships, city councils and lots more. |
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) — A Massachusetts evangelist will ask a federal judge to reject a lawsuit that accuses him of waging a long campaign to persecute gays in Uganda. An East African gay advocacy group filed the lawsuit in 2012 against minister Scott Lively under a statute that allows non-citizens to file U. |
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Much more is at stake on Election Day than the White House. State by state, district by district, neighborhood by neighborhood, candidates and campaigners are making their last pitch for Congress, state legislatures, governor's offices, ballot questions, judgeships, city councils and lots more. |
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Much more is at stake on Election Day than the White House. State by state, district by district, neighborhood by neighborhood, candidates and campaigners are making their last pitch for Congress, state legislatures, governor's offices, ballot questions, judgeships, city councils and lots more. |
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Much more is at stake on Election Day than the White House. State by state, district by district, neighbourhood by neighbourhood, candidates and campaigners are making their last pitch for Congress, state legislatures, governor’s offices, ballot questions, judgeships, city councils and lots more. |
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Much more is at stake on Election Day than the White House. State by state, district by district, neighbourhood by neighbourhood, candidates and campaigners are making their last pitch for Congress, state legislatures, governor's offices, ballot questions, judgeships, city councils and lots more. |
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A nationwide look at important, interesting and occasionally odd matters that go before voters on Tuesday: ALABAMA. Alabama voters must decide on 14 statewide constitutional amendments affecting everything from funding for state parks and the age of public officeholders to beer. Yes, beer. |
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"We don't need to go back and reconfigure the social totem pole the way it was 50 years ago." In a presidential election between two polarizing candidates -- Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump -- Clinton's spouse Bill Clinton is among the most polarizing surrogates. |
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Much more is at stake on Election Day than the White House. State by state, district by district, neighborhood by neighborhood, candidates and campaigners are making their last pitch for Congress, state legislatures, governor’s offices, ballot questions, judgeships, city councils and lots more. |
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Matthew and Birgit Peterson, celebrating their second wedding anniversary, dress up as former US President Abraham Lincoln and first lady Mary Todd Lincoln during a Donald Trump campaign rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on Monday, October 31.
Hillary Clinton watches Game 7 of the World Series after.... |
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Much more is at stake on Election Day than the White House. State by state, district by district, neighborhood by neighborhood, candidates and campaigners are making their last pitch for Congress, state legislatures, governor’s offices, ballot questions, judgeships, city councils and lots more. |
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Much more is at stake on Election Day than the White House. State by state, district by district, neighborhood by neighborhood, candidates and campaigners are making their last pitch for Congress, state legislatures, governor's offices, ballot questions, judgeships, city councils and lots more. |
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A nationwide look at important, interesting and occasionally odd matters that go before voters on Tuesday: ALABAMA. Alabama voters must decide on 14 statewide constitutional amendments affecting everything from funding for state parks and the age of public officeholders to beer. Yes, beer. |
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Much more is at stake on Election Day than the White House. State by state, district by district, neighborhood by neighborhood, candidates and campaigners are making their last pitch for Congress, state legislatures, governor's offices, ballot questions, judgeships, city councils and lots more. |
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Much more is at stake on Election Day than the White House. State by state, district by district, neighbourhood by neighbourhood, candidates and campaigners are making their last pitch for Congress, state legislatures, governor's offices, ballot questions, judgeships, city councils and lots more. |
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A Massachusetts evangelist will ask a federal judge to reject a lawsuit that accuses him of waging a long campaign to persecute gays in An East African gay advocacy group filed the lawsuit in 2012 against minister Scott Lively under a statute that allows non-citizens to file U.S. court actions for violations of international law. |
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – A Massachusetts evangelist will ask a federal judge to reject a lawsuit that accuses him of waging a long campaign to persecute gays in Uganda. An East African gay advocacy group filed the lawsuit in 2012 against minister Scott Lively under a statute that allows non-citizens to file U. |
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Purchase: Order Reprint SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — A Massachusetts evangelist will ask a federal judge to reject a lawsuit that accuses him of waging a long campaign to persecute gays in Uganda.
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A Massachusetts evangelist will ask a federal judge to reject a lawsuit that accuses him of waging a long campaign to persecute gays in Uganda. An East African gay advocacy group filed the lawsuit in 2012 against minister Scott Lively under a statute that allows non-citizens to file U.S. court actions for violations of international law. |
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A Massachusetts evangelist will ask a federal judge to reject a lawsuit that accuses him of waging a long campaign to persecute gays in Uganda. An East African gay advocacy group filed the lawsuit in 2012 against minister Scott Lively under a statute that allows non-citizens to file U.S. court actions for violations of international law. |
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A Massachusetts evangelist will ask a federal judge to reject a lawsuit that accuses him of waging a long campaign to persecute gays in Uganda. An East African gay advocacy group filed the lawsuit in 2012 against minister Scott Lively under a statute that allows non-citizens to file U.S. court actions for violations of international law. |
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Mike Evans, a prominent Christian Evangelical leader in the US, has recommended that the Republican nominee for US president limit Palestinian sovereignty in the event that a two-state solution is agreed upon under his tenure. Speaking to The Jerusalem Post, Evans said that any future Palestinian.... |
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A pastor in Uganda has sparked outrage after spending big for his lavish wedding held yesterday in the country. The wedding of Pastor Jimmy Luka and Blessing Elizabeth Mulungi, is said to have consumed over Shs500 million (over N45million), according to multiple reports. The couple wedded at prophet T. |
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But many that are first shall be last; and the last shall be first. Matthew, 19. 30
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