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Hate crime whodunit: He posted hateful words -- but did he threaten mosque?
LOS ANGELES (CNN) - Mark Feigin, a Southern California real estate agent and Uber driver, had lots of guns, thousands of rounds of ammo and a dim view of Muslims. He called them "filthy" in a Facebook post and said they "have no place in western civilization.

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Blessed Sacrament celebrating 100 years Sunday
BRIDGEPORT Between 1860 and 1930, scores of Roman Catholic churches and cathedrals went up in the city, and many, like Saints Cyril and Methodius, St. Patrick’s, St. Augustine’s and St. Michael the Archangel, are strikingly beautiful. The Church of the Blessed Sacrament, with its simple lines, isn’t one of them.

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Hate crime whodunit: He posted hateful words -- but did he threaten mosque?
LOS ANGELES (CNN) - Mark Feigin, a Southern California real estate agent and Uber driver, had lots of guns, thousands of rounds of ammo and a dim view of Muslims. He called them "filthy" in a Facebook post and said they "have no place in western civilization.

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Biafra Protesters storm US embassy, insist IPOB is terrorist organisation
He added that: "Our compatriots in south-east Nigeria, our Igbo brothers, have a challenge on their hands by way of some errant persons that are advocating for a forceful breakup of Nigeria. They are pursuing this evil enterprise under the name of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, which the Federal....

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Hate crime whodunit: He posted hateful words -- but did he threaten mosque?
LOS ANGELES (CNN) - Mark Feigin, a Southern California real estate agent and Uber driver, had lots of guns, thousands of rounds of ammo and a dim view of Muslims. He called them "filthy" in a Facebook post and said they "have no place in western civilization.

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Continue reading Ken Paxton hires 2 top aides without posting jobs; AG's office says state law doesn't apply
Mateer told The News that Paxton's office believes the law allows the attorney general to appoint "people who are at the level of deputy and above." While this flexibility is not mentioned in the statute itself, Mateer said it would be “a misreading of the law” to interpret it to require leadership positions be advertised.

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Catholic School In Lincoln Park Earns Blue Ribbon
LINCOLN PARK, IL — St. Josaphat School on Southport Avenue earned a National Blue Ribbon Thursday, becoming the first Chicago elementary school to claim the honor twice. The Catholic school also earned the honor in 2010. The school posted "We couldn't be more excited!" on its Facebook page Thursday, with pictures of students cheering.

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Turkey might free NC pastor imprisoned for nearly a year. With one big ‘if.’
Brunson was originally jailed on Dec. 9 on a false terrorism charge, according to the American Center for Law and Justice, a not-for-profit religious corporation based in Washington, D.C. He was held without charges since Oct. 7. Turkish authorities recently leveled more “false and ridiculous” charges against the preacher, according to the center.

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Hate crime whodunit: He posted hateful words -- but did he threaten mosque? 16 Mins Mark Feigin, a Southern California real estate agent and Uber driver, had lots of guns, thousands of rounds of ammo and a dim view of Muslims.
"The more muslim savages we allow into america - the more terror we will see," another of his posts stated. Feigin, 41, freely admits to having harsh opinions, a "big mouth" and being "a disaster on social media." But he says he knows the difference between a threat and a constitutionally protected opinion and is careful not to cross that line.

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Poverty as a moral issue? Some Memphis ministers hope to get people to see it that way
When Martin Luther King Jr. was murdered in Memphis nearly 50 years ago, he was working on lifting what he called the “curse of poverty.” It’s a curse that this city can’t seem to shake. A recent report by the University of Memphis shows that even as poverty in the nation has dropped, it has risen....

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Hate crime whodunit: He posted hateful words -- but did he threaten mosque? 12 Mins Mark Feigin, a Southern California real estate agent and Uber driver, had lots of guns, thousands of rounds of ammo and a dim view of Muslims.
"The more muslim savages we allow into america - the more terror we will see," another of his posts stated. Feigin, 41, freely admits to having harsh opinions, a "big mouth" and being "a disaster on social media." But he says he knows the difference between a threat and a constitutionally protected opinion and is careful not to cross that line.

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What's on in Ipswich this weekend
RUN Festival. Robelle Domain, today, 10am-8pm. Fireworks at 7:45pm. THE Reaching Unto Nations (RUN) Festival is a multicultural festival run by the Divine Mercy Church at Collingwood Park and will host its third year of the event at Robelle Domain Parklands.

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In Zimbabwe Activist pastor acquitted of inciting violence
Zimbabwean activist pastor Evan Mawarire said Friday he had been acquitted of inciting public violence, but he remains on trial for allegedly trying to subvert President Robert Mugabe 's government. The violence charge arose from a June meeting at Zimbabwe's main university where he was addressing....

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Hate crime whodunit: He posted hateful words -- but did he threaten mosque?
By Scott Glover CNN Investigates LOS ANGELES (CNN) -- Mark Feigin, a Southern California real estate agent and Uber driver, had lots of guns, thousands of rounds of ammo and a dim view of Muslims. He called them "filthy" in a Facebook post and said they "have no place in western civilization.

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7:27 PM
Hunger pushes several people over the edge. Some steal, some mess up but Ifeoluwa's hunger for success drove her along the long, dusty and narrow path to greatness. "I, Bejide Ifeoluwa, the girl who sold plantain chips, who sold pepper and tomatoes, who sold fish, who swept the classrooms is now a....

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Zimbabwe activist pastor acquitted of inciting violence
Zimbabwean activist pastor Evan Mawarire said Friday he had been acquitted of inciting public violence, but he remains on trial for allegedly trying to subvert President Robert Mugabe’s government. The violence charge arose from a June meeting at Zimbabwe’s main university where he was addressing....

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Nnamdi Kanu is a terrorist, he once asked IPOB members to kill Yorubas – Group
“No Igbo man should attend any Church where the pastor is a Yoruba man, they are criminals and fools”; “Any Igbo Person who attends any Church Pastored by a Yoruba Man is an Imbecile”; “Pastor Kumuyi should be stoned and dealt with thoroughly if he comes to Aba for his planned crusade”; “Nigeria is....

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The hate speech hurled at Yoruba by IPOB members online alone qualify as terrorism - Group
- A group has accused Nnamdi Kanu of inciting IPOB members to kill Yorubas. - The group said Kanu and IPOB members speeches against the Yorubas is enough to tag IPOB a terrorist organisation. - They accused the IPOB group of trying to recruit some Yoruba youths into their group.

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Military vet sues transportation company after van fire
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A military veteran is suing a transportation company after almost losing his life on one of their vehicles. Robert Leffler, the attorney representing Eugene Milligan, told FOX13 in June his client got on a transport vehicle belonging to Community Pastor Care, LLC.

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eNCA | Mugabe critic Mawarire acquitted of public violence charges
File: Pastor Evan Mawarire, a fierce critic President Robert Mugabe has been acquitted on charges of committing public violence and disorderly conduct. Photo: Jekesai Njikizana / AFP. HARARE – A Zimbabwean court on Friday acquitted a pastor critical of President Robert Mugabe on charges of committing public violence and disorderly conduct.

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Turkey may free US pastor for Gulen
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday suggested that Ankara could free a detained US pastor if the US handed over a Muslim cleric living in Pennsylvania, whom it has blamed for a failed military coup last year, an idea that Washington appeared to dismiss.

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Friday, September 29, 2017
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Popular Saxophonist, Pastor Kunle Ajayi
One of the most prolific Saxophonists this generation has ever birthed and one of the ministers signed on One Hallelujah Records, Pastor Kunle Ajayi was officially endorsed by YAMAHA yesterday. He was also presented a customized gold-plated saxophone. According to OHR Director, Pst Lanre Oyegbola....

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Turkey suggests swapping jailed US pastor for Muslim cleric
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan suggested Turkey could free an imprisoned American pastor if the Trump administration extradites a Muslim cleric living in Pennsylvania -- but the State Department says that won’t happen. American Pastor Andrew Brunson says he was jailed on bogus terrorism charges since his arrest last October.

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Reading, MA
Work begins Friday night, continues to early Saturday morning. Pamplemousse hosting event Oct. 5 to benefit Reading Library. Neighbors had opposed the plan for a gas station and store at the intersection of Lowell and West Streets near the Reading border.

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Near West Side residents fear future without Nojaim's (Commentary)
To the Editor: Your Letters We, the undersigned, are residents of the Near West Side. We are heartbroken and scared as we face a future without Nojaim's market. For so many of us who are elderly, handicapped or without a car, we are simply unable to travel any distance to get our groceries.

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