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Trump makes desperate bid for minority votes 43 minutes ago
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has stepped up his bid to win over minority voters by addressing a largely black church in Detroit and calling for a new civil rights agenda to support African-Americans. As scores of protesters outside chanted "No justice, no peace," Trump said on....

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Economic Recession 'Blessing in Disguise' - Pastor Nwaogu
The Pastor in Charge of Living Word Ministries, Worldwide, Abuja branch, Okey Nwaogu, has said the economic recession the country is passing through is a blessing in disguise for the youths, who have been especially faced with unemployment. Addressing the media at the weekend on its 2016 annual....

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Lawmaker checks into Sobering Center to raise awareness
GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) — State Rep. Duane Stark didn't have anything to occupy him other than his mind when he entered the new Grants Pass Sobering Center at 8 p.m. Tuesday. So he started working on his sermon for a service this Sunday at River Valley Church, where he is a pastor, he said this....

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As scores of protesters outside chanted "No justice, no peace," Trump said he wanted to make Detroit - a predominantly African-American city which recently emerged from...
DETROIT: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stepped up his bid to win over minority voters by addressing a largely black church in Detroit on Saturday and calling for a new civil rights agenda to support African-Americans. As scores of protesters outside chanted "No justice, no peace,"....

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eNCA | Trump promises African Americans prosperity, jobs
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Omarosa Manigault attend a church service, in Detroit. Photo: Reuters. DETROIT - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump promised African Americans prosperity and jobs Saturday in a gently delivered speech to a black congregation in a US city famous as a symbol of economic and urban decline.

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Trump promises African Americans jobs, prosperity at black church
DETROIT: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump promised African Americans prosperity and jobs on Saturday (Sep 3) in a gently delivered speech to a black congregation in a US city famous as a symbol of economic and urban decline. Setting aside his usual stridency, Trump adopted a humble....

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Trump gets warm welcome in black church - protests outside
When Carletta Griffin heard Donald Trump call Saturday from the pulpit of a black church for a “civil rights agenda for our time,” she heard a man talking from the heart, with affection for her community. “What he said sealed the deal for me,” Griffin, 41, an adjunct professor at the University of....

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US election 2016: Trump on charm offensive in Detroit
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump promised African Americans prosperity and jobs on Saturday in a visit to a black church in Detroit, as he called for a "civil rights agenda of our time". "I am here to listen to you," Trump told the congregation at the Great Faith Ministries International.

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Some Detroit blacks not rolling out welcome mat for Trump
DETROIT (AP) — Toni McIlwain believes that as a candidate for president, Donald Trump has a right to go anywhere he wants. But, she says, it takes a lot of nerve Many black people here, she says, are still stung by the Republican presidential nominee's visit to Michigan last month, when he went....

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Political? Mais oui, of course, EU insiders say of Apple case
By Alastair Macdonald and Foo Yun Chee. BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission denies that its shock demand that Apple Inc. hand 13 billion euros in back taxes to Ireland is, in the pungent phrase of Apple CEO Tim Cook, "total political crap". But, say senior EU officials involved, the....

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Another Innocent Citizen Just Got Murdered For The Imaginary Offence Of Being A Witch By Dr. Ijabla Raymond
Barely three weeks after I wrote about the harmful effects of witchcraft superstitions on our society , an ill-looking woman with a massively protuberant tummy has been killed in Delta State for allegedly stealing another woman’s pregnancy through witchcraft .

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The end to Robert Mugabe years of tyranny is here now
HARARE – The question that was being asked and debated the most by many Zimbabweans, after long-suffering citizens staged the biggest general strike ever mounted in the history of the country yesterday, was whether the unprecedented stay-away marked the beginning of the end for President Robert Mugabe and Zanu PF.

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Political? Mais oui, of course, EU insiders say of Apple case
BRUSSELS The European Commission denies that its shock demand that Apple Inc. hand 13 billion euros in back taxes to Ireland is, in the pungent phrase of Apple CEO Tim Cook, "total political crap". But, say senior EU officials involved, the decision certainly has a strong political element, even if....

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Chicago overwhelmed by gun violence, priest says
"I had a child asking me to pray for her, that she would not get shot going to school this year," said the Rev. Michael Pfleger. "We have more murders here than New York City and Los Angeles together. And we're lacking a strategy or plan to say how are we going to turn this around.

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Saturday demonstration: Protests outside black Detroit church hosting Trump
(AFP) Police struggled to hold back protesters Saturday outside a Detroit church hosting a visit by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who is on a charm offensive to allay skepticism of wary African American voters. "The devil's in the pulpit," shouted Wyoman Mitchell, one of about 150....

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First openly gay Anglican bishop tells ITV News: 'I am who I am... There's never been any secret'
The first Anglican bishop to come out as a gay man in a relationship has appealed for understanding as the church confronted a reignited internal debate over same-sex relationships. The Bishop of Grantham, Nicholas Chamberlain, told ITV News that he had never hidden his sexuality - and called on others to respect "human dignity".

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Chicago overwhelmed by gun violence, priest says
"I had a child asking me to pray for her, that she would not get shot going to school this year," said the Rev. Michael Pfleger. "We have more murders here than New York City and Los Angeles together. And we're lacking a strategy or plan to say how are we going to turn this around.

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Trump promises African Americans jobs, prosperity at black church
Setting aside his usual stridency, Trump adopted a humble tone, telling his audience at the Good Faith Ministries International church that he came to listen, expressing sympathy for the out-of-work young men he had seen on boarded-up Detroit streets. "Nothing is more sad than when we sideline young....

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Chicago overwhelmed by gun violence, priest says
"I had a child asking me to pray for her, that she would not get shot going to school this year," said the Rev. Michael Pfleger. "We have more murders here than New York City and Los Angeles together. And we're lacking a strategy or plan to say how are we going to turn this around.

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Chicago overwhelmed by gun violence, priest says
"I had a child asking me to pray for her, that she would not get shot going to school this year," said the Rev. Michael Pfleger. "We have more murders here than New York City and Los Angeles together. And we're lacking a strategy or plan to say how are we going to turn this around.

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Political? Mais oui, of course, EU insiders say of Apple case
By Alastair Macdonald and Foo Yun Chee. BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission denies that its shock demand that Apple Inc. hand 13 billion euros in back taxes to Ireland is, in the pungent phrase of Apple CEO Tim Cook, "total political crap". But, say senior EU officials involved, the....

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'I'm here to learn': Trump reaches out to black churchgoers
"For centuries, the African-American church has been the conscience of this country. So true," Trump said, reading from prepared remarks. He added, "The African-American faith community has been one of God's greatest gifts to America and its people." Trump told the audience he was there to "listen....

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Insight - Political? Mais oui, of course, EU insiders say of Apple case
But, say senior EU officials involved, the decision certainly has a strong political element, even if Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager says she is confident her case will stand up to Cook's appeal on its legal merits alone. Brussels' political target is less corporate America than....

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Trump promises "civil rights agenda" at church
After widespread speculation on whether Donald Trump would actually address an African-American congregation in Detroit, the Republican presidential nominee dutifully delivered Saturday, making a pitch to churchgoers that included a “civil rights agenda for our time” and a pledge to return economic prosperity to the city.

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Scott Olson/Getty Images Chicago overwhelmed by gun violence, priest says
(CNN) - Growing gun violence has created a sense of hopelessness in Chicago, a prominent priest and community activist told CNN. "I had a child asking me to pray for her, that she would not get shot going to school this year," said the Rev. Michael Pfleger. "We have more murders here than New York City and Los Angeles together.

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Trump surrogate admits falsifying biographical claims
By Sophie Tatum CNN WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A top Donald Trump surrogate admitted to falsifying some of his professional accomplishments after a contentious confrontation with CNN anchor Victor Blackwell. South Carolina preacher Mark Burns, who regularly introduces Trump at his campaign events, had....

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