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Stats on drug trafficking, race don’t back up Maine governor
PORTLAND, Maine No law enforcement statistics even come close to backing up Republican Gov. Paul LePage’s assertion that blacks and Hispanics account for “90-plus percent” of heroin-trafficking arrests in Maine. LePage, who previously told the Portland NAACP chapter to “kiss my butt” and blamed....

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don’t back up Maine governor
PORTLAND : No law enforcement statistics even come close to backing up Republican Gov Paul LePage’s assertion that blacks and Hispanics account for “90-plus percent” of heroin-trafficking arrests in Maine. LePage, who previously told the Portland NAACP chapter to “kiss my butt” and blamed....

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don't back up Maine governor
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine Gov. Paul LePage is sticking by his assertion that out-of-state blacks and Hispanics account for the vast majority of heroin arrests in Maine, but no law enforcement stats come close to backing him up. LePage has doubled down on comments that critics say strengthen....

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Thousands of Muslim refugees in Switzerland, Germany converting to Christianity amid disillusionment
The love of Christ and hearing the truth of the Gospel are drawing more and more Muslim refugees in Switzerland and Germany to Christianity, the Gospel Herald reports. Since 2014, more than 2,000 Muslims have turned to Christ, and the number keeps rising, according to Switzerland's Counselling Centre for Integration and Religious Affairs.

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King Refuses To Begin New Talks As Politicians Flounder
King Felipe has refused to start a new round of talks with political parties to propose another candidate for Prime Minister after the leaders of the Popular Party (PP) and Spanish Socialist Party (PSOE) both failed to win the confidence of Spain's lower house.

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don't back up Maine governor
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine Gov. Paul LePage is sticking by his assertion that out-of-state blacks and Hispanics account for the vast majority of heroin arrests in Maine, but no law enforcement stats come close to backing him up. LePage has doubled down on comments that critics say strengthen....

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Minister Malusi Gigaba: Meeting with LGBTI representatives and SA Huma...
Statement by Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba following the meeting with LGBTI representatives and the SA Human Rights Commission, on the protection of rights of LGBTI communities and the SA visit by US Pastor Anderson: Pretoria. The interactions, this morning, of the Department of Home Affairs....

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Spain's King Felipe to hold off on further round of political talks
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's King Felipe, who acts as a formal broker between political parties, will not hold a fresh round of consultations with leaders for now after a failed attempt to form a new government, the speaker of parliament said on Monday. Acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, the leader....

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Spain's King Felipe to hold off on further round of political talks
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's King Felipe, who acts as a formal broker between political parties, will not hold a fresh round of consultations with leaders for now after a failed attempt to form a new government, the speaker of parliament said on Monday. Acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, the leader....

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don't back up Maine governor
FILE - In this Jan. 8, 2016, file photo, Gov. Paul LePage speaks at a news conference at the State House in Augusta, Maine. Lepage said Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016, he intends to seek "spiritual guidance" in hopes of quieting a controversy he created when he left an obscene message on a Democratic....

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Spain's King Felipe to hold off on further round of political talks
MADRID, Sept 5 Spain's King Felipe, who acts as a formal broker between political parties, will not hold a fresh round of consultations with leaders for now after a failed attempt to form a new government, the speaker of parliament said on Monday. Acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, the leader of....

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don’t back up Maine governor
PORTLAND, Maine No law enforcement statistics even come close to backing up Republican Gov. Paul LePage’s assertion that blacks and Hispanics account for “90-plus percent” of heroin-trafficking arrests in Maine. LePage, who previously told the Portland NAACP chapter to “kiss my butt” and blamed....

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don't back up Maine governor
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) " Maine Gov. Paul LePage is sticking by his assertion that out-of-state blacks and Hispanics account for the vast majority of heroin arrests in Maine, but no law enforcement stats come close to backing him up. LePage has doubled down on comments that critics say strengthen....

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2Face's Baby Mama Openly Talks About Giving 2face's First Child to another Man
2Face Idibia's baby mama, Sumbo Ajaba Adeoye in a tell it all interview reveals being with 2Face was not a bed of roses at all. The mother of two of 2face’s children made this revelation in a recent interview with Sunday Scoop. Explaining how she ended up having two children for the ace musician,....

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Mugabe says activist pastor funded by foreign states
HARARE (Reuters) – Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on Tuesday said an activist pastor behind anti-government protests this month was being sponsored by foreign countries set on destabilising his administration. On July 8, a ‘stay away’ protest movement led by church minister Evan Mawarire shut....

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ZIDAFO Gospel Festival 2016: What a Spectacle!
The inaugural edition of the Zimbabweans In Diaspora Artists Forum (ZIDAFO) Gospel Festival lived up to its pre-event hype, when 30 expatriate Zimbabwean singers gave a spellbinding performance before a full house here on Saturday. The festival was held inside Arch-Angels Church of Nations in....

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Zimbabwe: An Approaching Transition in Zimbabwe Requires a U.S. Game Plan
Robert Mugabe became prime minister after Zimbabwe attained independence in 1980, and soon began consolidating power. In what was dubbed the "Gukurahundi," his forces from 1983 to 1987 murdered or starved more than 20,000 people from the Ndebele tribe who supported his primary political rival.

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Midlands to Honour Outstanding Artists
THE Midlands Music Organisation will on September 23 host the third edition of the Midlands Music Awards (MMAs) in Gweru. MMAs is an annual ceremony that seeks to acknowledge and honour artists from the Midlands. Running under the theme, Celebrating Arts, Culture and Music Excellence in the Midlands....

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don’t back up Maine governor
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — No law enforcement statistics even come close to backing up Republican Gov. Paul LePage’s assertion that blacks and Hispanics account for “90-plus percent” of heroin-trafficking arrests in Maine. LePage, who previously told the Portland NAACP chapter to “kiss my butt” and....

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Zimbabwe: Social media freedom vs state-owned monopoly
Zimbabwe is seeing the biggest anti-government protests in years, with social media a major driving force behind them. Pastor Evan Mawarire is heralded as the initiator of the rise of social media activism, with an online monologue discussing the "violation" of the Zimbabwe flag that went viral earlier this year.

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Stats on drug trafficking, race don't back up Maine governor
LePage has doubled down on comments that critics say strengthen racial stereotypes and tacitly approve of racial profiling. The FBI data show that blacks accounted for 14 percent of drug arrests in Maine in 2014, the most recent numbers available. Broken down by type of offense, the data showed that blacks accounted for 35.

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#JusticeforHajara: 40-year-old teacher rapes 6-month-old baby, then this happens
| #JusticeforHajara: 40-year-old teacher rapes 6-month-old baby, then this happens. – Shaaibu Yakubu Abdullahi, a 40-year-old deaf teacher was arrested in Yobe state for raping a 6-month-old baby. – The suspect allegedly admitted to his crime and is out on bail.

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Mother Teresa honored at special Atlanta service
ATLANTA - Hundreds of faithful filled the pews of an Atlanta church to honor the life of Mother Teresa the same day she was named a saint by the Catholic Church. The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus hosted the special service and a large part of the homily revolved around Mother Teresa's visit to the church back in 1995.

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Revelation 2: The victorious persecuted Church
What I find wonderful about this is that one of the most famous martyrs in the early Church could well have been sitting there when this letter was read in public (as Revelation was designed to be). Polycarp, who became the bishop/pastor of Smyrna, was martyred in AD 160.

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Gigaba weighing up options after call to bar controversial hate speech pastor
Access to Justice on Monday said it appeared that authorities at Cape Town’s Sans Souci High School had reneged on an agreement about talks aimed at ending an impasse over the school's hair policy. Nigeria's secret service said it had arrested a man allegedly behind the abduction of seven....

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Donald Trump slammed for cultural appropriation after wearing Jewish prayer shawl in Christian church
Donald Trump has been accused of cultural appropriation after donning a Jewish prayer shawl during a Christian meeting. The shawl, called a tallit, is usually worn by Jewish men during prayer and was draped over the GOP candidate by a pastor at the Great Faith Ministries in Detroit as he stood to address the congregation.

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