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21:03 Dolores O’Riordan working on new Cranberries album when she died
The Cranberries frontwoman Dolores O’Riordan was in London to discuss plans for the band’s latest album when she died. The singer is to be laid to rest in her home town in Ireland next week after she was found dead in a London hotel on Monday aged 46. O’Riordan – who was also a member of alternative rock group D.

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20,000 postcards demanding DACA solution sent to Texas lawmakers
Now, 23 and a mechanical engineering student at the University of Houston, Gutiérrez is among a throng of youthful immigrants and members of the Houston clergy that sent 20,000 postcards to area legislators on Thursday, demanding a permanent solution for members of the controversial immigration program called DACA.

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Fight between Dallas and Frisco pastors shows that church business puts business first
Something just didn't feel right from the start about two churches squaring off in court. But that is the world in which we live: Even places of worship — at least those that aspire to grow and build a brand — are businesses. Which is how I found myself sitting in a Collin County courtroom for three....

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'Everybody is my brother or sister': Pastor Bud Christenson helps refugees, inmates
Eleven months later, my mother and father, Samir, hid me under a bulletproof vest in the back seat of their car as we drove out of town under the guise of "business travel," using my parents' accreditation with NGOs, or nongovernmental organizations, which allowed them to come in and out of the city.

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Law enforcement raids Newsweek and IBT Media offices
The New York office of Newsweek and its parent company, IBT Media, were raided by law enforcement on Thursday, according to numerous reports. “The law enforcement visit is related to a DA investigation that's been going on for over a year," The Outline reported, citing "several sources" in its reporting.

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Strive To Be More Professional—Rev. Obeng To ...
Journalists in Ghana have been advised to strive to be more professional in the discharge of their work and avoid practices that not only affect their reputation but endanger the country as well. Rev. Ransford Obeng, Head pastor of Calvary Charismatic Church in Kumasi who gave the advice noted that....

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Owusu Bempah And Prophet Kobi War Of Words: Pastor Evans Opp...
Dr. Evans Oppong, Head Pastor of City Of Faith Ministry, based in the UK, is calling for a ceasefire in the raging war of words between two highly respected men of God namely Bishop Isaac Owusu Bempah and Prophet Emmanuel Badu Kobi. In a close to one hour Facebook video, Prophet Dr.

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With flags, salutes, and heavy hearts-- first responders, patriot riders and even strangers paid respect to fallen York County Sheriff Deputy Mike Doty.
YORK COUNTY, S.C. -- With flags, salutes, and heavy hearts-- first responders, patriot riders and even strangers paid respect to fallen York County Sheriff Deputy Mike Doty. Doty was taken back to York County from a Charlotte Hospital where he passed away Wednesday. A procession of dozens of officers traveled down I-77 to a funeral home.

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FG omits religious bodies from first corporate governance code draft
Oyetunji Abioye. The Federal Government, through the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria, on Thursday inaugurated a technical committee for the review of the National Code of Corporate Governance. This came approximately 15 months after the Federal Government suspended a controversial National....

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Kidnap kingpin, Dracula, dies in police custody in Delta
By Francis Sadhere, Warri. Policemen in Delta State have confirmed the death of a suspected kidnap kingpin, Anthony Ogbalor, alias Dracula in their custody. The deceased was arrested a few weeks ago by men of the state police command. The command’s Police Public Relations Officer, Mr.

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2019: Buhari warns against electoral violence
President Buhari, who spoke while delivering a keynote address at the 15th Daily Trust Dialogue, with the theme, ‘’Nigeria and the Challenges of 2019,” yesterday in Abuja, said his election as President in 2015 was a reflection of the will of Nigerians, a position that was immediately denounced by....

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Houston-area Republican candidates square off in first congressional debate
There were no fireworks and few policy differences expressed in the first showdown among the nine Republican candidates hoping to replace retiring U.S. Rep. Ted Poe in Congress. Instead, the 45-minute debate organized by the Houston Area Pastor Council on Thursday served mostly as a chance for the....

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Montgomery Co. leader exhausts campaign fund to pay legal fees
Doyal, however, paid $149,806 -- the lion's share of the $180,416 he spent in the most recent reporting period -- to Houston attorney Rusty Hardin, who represents Doyal in a case involving an alleged violation of the Texas Open Meetings Act. A motion filed by Hardin led a judge to dismiss the....

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Houston-area Republican candidates square off in first...
There were no fireworks and few policy differences expressed in the first showdown among the nine Republican candidates hoping to replace retiring U.S. Rep. Ted Poe in Congress. Instead, the 45-minute debate organized by the Houston Area Pastor Council on Thursday served mostly as a chance for the....

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Anti-gay church plans demonstrations in Owatonna
Shirley Phelps-Roper, left, a member of the Westboro Baptist Church, of Topeka, Kan., holds a protest sign outside the April 2006 funeral services for Sgt. Daniel Sesker in Ogden, Iowa. Westboro Baptist Church announced Wednesday by press release that it intends to demonstrate at Owatonna High School and several local churches in early February.

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Upstate pastor turns passion for Greenville into business
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) - There's a way to see the Greenville area in a whole new light, thanks to a semi-retired pastor with an excitement for all things Upstate. Mike Cruice started his business Make Greenville Yours with some encouragement from his kids, after overhearing a conversation in....

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Police Tortures Alleged Isoko Kidnap Kingpin To Death In Custody
Arrested alleged Isoko notorious kidnap kingpin, Anthony Ogbalor, AKA Dracula, has died in police custody in Asaba, Delta state capital following severe tortures from the police, SaharaReporters has learned. Ogbalor, who was arrested in Warri alongside members of his gang in a snatched navy blue Toyota Corolla car with reg.

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Pastor Describes The Horrors Of The Two And A Half Years He Spent In A North Korean Prison
Hyeon Soo Lim spent two and a half years imprisoned in North Korea, enduring extreme hardships and the threat of death, the Canadian pastor revealed Thursday in an op-ed in Toronto Life. “I yearned for home,” he wrote . Lim visited North Korea more than 100 times without encountering any problems,....

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VPD renews plea after fatal shooting of Coquitlam student
"You never know what you have," he said. "You could be sitting on something and not know it… Let us determine whether it is important to the investigation." He added that any witnesses who were in the area at the time of the shooting who have not yet spoken with investigators need to phone police immediately.

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Drone footage shows winter wonderland in east Charlotte
Aaron Pearce of Charlotte, NC finally got the sticky snow that he has been waiting for to build a snowman on Wednesday, January 17, 2018. Pearce decided to build a snowman along a walking path at McAlpine Creek Park in east Charlotte. The creation has its arms extended as if to give passerby a hug.

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Water main break leads to major cleanup for Hermitage church
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – A water main break led to significant water damage inside a Hermitage church. The break happened overnight into Thursday morning at the Hermitage Hills Baptist Church on Lebanon Pike. (Photo: WKRN) When News 2 arrived, puddles of water were seen in main halls and....

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‘This is our time’: Black women to meet in Atlanta to strategize on using their economic and political power
Organizers of a black women’s summit are hoping to gather more than 1,000 participants in Atlanta next month to map out a strategy for getting more political and economic returns for a group that has one of the highest voting rates. , the event planned for Feb.

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Has Dr. King's 'dream' been achieved in Princeton?
Martin Luther King Jr. Day was observed Monday with a series of events at the Arts Council of Princeton, including reflections on the state of race in Princeton 70 years after the public schools were desegregated. Beginning with a community breakfast and continuing through the day, crowds gathered at the Paul Robeson Center.

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'Quiet, humble' Sumter man's sudden shooting death perplexes family
COLUMBIA, SC (WIS) - As gunshots rang out, smothering the flames of his life, a simple medallion hung on the neck of Jarvis Omar Rush. It was a medallion commemorating the Last Supper -- a fitting piece of jewelry for a man killed under unknown circumstances, according to the Sumter County Sheriff's Office.

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Finding community
Recently, I spent a week in a warm tropical location. Everything about it was nice. Even the flights were smooth and relatively comfortable. Headphones blocked out the cries of the distressed toddler two rows ahead. But after our return flight it took two and a half hours for our luggage to make it to the carousel.

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13 siblings held captive were likely coerced to remain quiet
The couples' children - ages 2 to 29 - were so emaciated the older ones still looked like children. Authorities thought the 17-year-old daughter who called 911 was only 10 when they found her. Until the girl fled with photographic evidence, it appears no-one, neither neighbours nor public officials, knew anything about what was happening inside.

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