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AP Interview: Zimbabwe opposition chief warns of flawed vote
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Zimbabwe's historic election on Monday is likely to be flawed and the opposition will launch peaceful protests if President Emmerson Mnangagwa wins in a disputed vote, the main opposition leader said Friday in an interview with The Associated Press.

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Coleman family funeral: 'Love is being demonstrated here today'
They were know as the Great Colemans. G lenn. R eece. E van. A rya. T ia. By all accounts, they were the embodiment of generosity, familial love and Hoosier hospitality. It’s unimaginable but true: Tia Coleman is the only person left in her immediate family, her great family.

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Scots Labour councillor suggests Israeli secret service behind plot to stop Jeremy Corbyn being PM
Two years ago, when she was Scottish Labour's newest councillor she was accused of linking her own party's officials to Nazis in a post on Facebook. She had been protesting a decision to ban a number of Labour members from voting in the upcoming leadership contest.

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Accounts of Persecution Told at US Ministerial
WASHINGTON—The stories of religious persecution provided the most powerful testimony at the Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom, a three-day event hosted by the State Department. Tahir Hamut is a film director and poet who grew up in Kashgar in the southeast part of the Uyghur Autonomous Region, which is a province in China.

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Bill Schuette will bring bigger paychecks to Michigan | Opinion
For over 45 years, I have participated in the fight to make Detroit work for its residents. Through the challenges, we held our own in the North End area. Bankruptcy is behind us, and the city is headed in the right direction under our dynamic mayor. More: Michigan Primary Voter Guide: Get to know the candidates, proposals on your ballot.

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Political, religious concerns likely reasons behind US threats
Concerns regarding the mid-term elections in November and overwhelming pressure from evangelicals are possible reasons behind the threats by United States President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence against Turkey on the issue of Pastor Andrew Brunson, according to experts.

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Bill restricting loans to Turkey clears US Senate committee
A U.S. bill that would restrict loans from international financial institutions to Turkey until it frees arrested U.S. citizens, including Andrew Craig Brunson, an evangelical pastor jailed on terror and espionage charges, cleared the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Thursday evening.

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GÜVEN SAK Something wicked this way comes
Something wicked this way comes. Remember Act 4 Scene 1 of Macbeth by William Shakespeare? That’s where the witches gather around a smoky black cauldron. “By the pricking of my thumbs/something wicked this way comes,” says one. That’s how I feel these days in Ankara. Though we tend not to “open locks, whoever knocks.

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SERKAN DEMİRTAŞ Turkish-American ties in crisis over Brunson
Turkish-American ties in crisis over Brunson. Turkish-American ties in crisis over Brunson. Consecutive statements and Twitter messages by President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence late July 26 have made obvious the crisis in ties between the U.S. and , two NATO allies.

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RED SKY AT NIGHT Blood moon shines across the world in longest lunar eclipse this century
The blood moon will begin at around 8:30pm in the UK - but times will vary where you are in the country. But dust thrown into the atmosphere by recent volcanic eruptions in Hawaii and Guatemala was likely to paint the moon a deeper red. "You may see this very eerie-looking deep-red moon rising," said Mr Scagell.

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As many as 5,000 guests are expected to attend the Aug. 5 fairy-tale nuptials at Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church in East Mount Airy, uniting Morgan Waller and the Rev. Corey Johnson. He's a Seventh Day...
We need something to be happy about. We spend so much time wringing our hands over awful things that happen in Philly and the craziness in Trump’s Russian-infused Washington, D.C., politics. It’s important that we do that, but we need to spend just as much time celebrating the triumphs in life.

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Two police officers charged in Learner Driver licence fraud
Two police officers appeared before Chief Magistrate Ann McLennan at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court on Friday and were charged with committing misdemeanor offences relative to the Theoretical Learner Driver’s examination. The charges alleged that on April 12 , 2018 at Georgetown with intent to....

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Why this Catholic church hopes to become first basilica in Detroit
Ste. Anne Church de Detroit has started the application process for becoming the first basilica in Detroit, according to a news release. Detroit Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron has announced that he is asking Pope Francis to designate Ste. Anne Church de Detroit as a minor basilica.

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Hundreds attend funeral for father, 3 kids killed on boat
Pastor Darryl Webster prays during a prayer vigil, Monday, July 23, 2018, in Indianapolis. The vigil was held for the Coleman family and other families who lost members in the duck boat accident at Table Rock Lake near Branson, Mo. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings) The Rev.

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Pastor admits to stealing $95K in disability benefits
A southeastern Louisiana pastor has admitted to stealing more than $95,000 in Social Security disability benefits. Citing a U.S. Department of Justice news release, NOLA.com/The Times-Picayune reported Thursday that 54-year-old Jerry R. Newton has pleaded guilty to theft of government funds. He was charged in the theft in April.

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article Anger and misunderstanding fuel Turkey-U.S. standoff
* Growing list of disputes hurts Turkey-US relations. * Row over US pastor is only the latest. * Trump directly warned Turkey of sanctions. * Move hit hopes of leadership-level solution. * Trust damaged to "breaking point" - professor. By Humeyra Pamuk and Dominic Evans.

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Turkish-US Tensions Deepen Over Detained American Pastor
ISTANBUL/WASHINGTON — A senior U.S. official said Washington is confident a detained American pastor in Turkey will be free soon, as tensions deepen between the two countries. "On Pastor Brunson, I think there is excellent prospects that he's going to come home," Sam Brownback, U.S.

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Pastor admits to stealing $95K in disability benefits
A southeastern Louisiana pastor has admitted to stealing more than $95,000 in Social Security disability benefits. Citing a U.S. Department of Justice news release, NOLA.com/The Times-Picayune reported Thursday that 54-year-old Jerry R. Newton has pleaded guilty to theft of government funds. He was charged in the theft in April.

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Will not bow to threats, Turkish foreign minister says Pompeo
Turkey's foreign minister told US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in their call on Thursday that Turkey "will not bow down to anyone's threats", a foreign ministry source said, after President Donald Trump threatened to slap sanctions on Ankara. Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu also told Pompeo that....

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Where American renewal begins
Sarah Hemminger grew up in Indiana understanding the debilitating power of social isolation. When she was a girl, her father discovered that their pastor was dipping into church funds and reported it to the congregation. Instead of doing something about the pastor, the community shunned her family.

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Anger and misunderstanding fuel Turkey-U.S. standoff
By Humeyra Pamuk and Dominic Evans. ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Any Turkish hopes that a crisis with the United States might be eased by personal chemistry between their two leaders hit the rocks this week when President Donald Trump directly warned Turkey of possible sanctions over a detained U.S. pastor.

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DeBorah Denson McCray: Evangelicals have been exploited by Republicans
I have been an evangelical Christian for more than 40 years and, until 2008, I was a voting member of the GOP. If Barack Obama hadn’t come along, the leap to leave may have taken a little longer but the move was inevitable. Over many years I’d become increasingly disappointed with the direction the....

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AMERICAN SAMOA CHURCH LEADER FORCED TO RESIGN
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (Radio New Zealand International, Nov. 22) – The chairman of the Congregational Christian Church of American Samoa has been forced to step down as the head of the territory’s largest church. The Rev. Elder Anetere’a Misioka’s resignation was demanded by a committee of church elders involving women.

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A church for gamers: Virginia pastor draws thousands to worship on Twitch
It’s a Saturday night, and the Rev. Matt Souza begins his weekly sermon by pondering the pros and cons of a medieval fantasy-themed video game called Old School RuneScape. Souza is sitting behind a spotless white desk in a white-walled room, wearing a white headset and speaking into a black microphone bigger than his head.

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A Colombian gang has put a $70,000 bounty on Sombra the drug-sniffing dog
(CNN) — Her talent for sniffing out drugs has led to the capture of at least 245 people and the seizure of 9 tons of cocaine from the powerful Urabeños gang in Colombia. But now Sombra (Shadow, in English), a 6-year-old German shepherd who is incredibly popular among children and adults alike, is in danger.

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Hundreds gather at funeral of four victims of duck boat accident
The funeral comes eight days after a duck boat capsized and sank during a storm in Branson, killing 17 people. Tia Coleman and a nephew were the only survivors among 11 Coleman family members who boarded the boat on July 19. A funeral will be held on Saturday for 70-year-old Horace Coleman and his....

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