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Trending Now Michael Phelps says he considered taking his life; credits 'Purpose Driven Life' for helping him
Two years ago, Michael Phelps, who has become the world’s most decorated Olympic champion, was on the verge of taking his life. Phelps was at a low point after getting his second DUI arrest and suffering through a failed relationship. According to an ESPN report , committing suicide was looking like the best way out to him.

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Delight for family as Federal Court spares life of Viet woman
Thursday, 11 August 2016 | MYT 9:59 PM Delight for family as Federal Court spares life of Viet woman. by rashvinjeet s. bedi Lawyer Sivamurugan with Klong's family members outside the Palace of Justice in Putrajaya. PUTRAJAYA: The family of Klong K'Djoanh could not contain their delight when the....

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Pioneer black police officer was ‘Superman’ to kids, inspiration to community
He joined the Charlotte Police Department in an age when black officers were not permitted to drive police cruisers. He pioneered community policing decades before it was officially invented and ran one of the best burger joints in town. William Covington, 90, who died Monday of colon cancer at his....

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The murder of a French priest was tragic, but not rare in places like Africa
Deseret Digital Media NewsOK publishes content from Deseret Digital Media, which has a network of websites that includes KSL.com, DeseretNews.com and FamilyShare.com. The murder of an 85-year-old priest last week at a church in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray, France, immediately sent shock waves throughout the world.

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Mystery over pregnant British woman who died of a heroin overdose in Ghana
A pregnant British woman with no history of drug abuse died of acute heroin poisoning in a hotel room in Ghana, an inquest heard today. Charmaine Adusah, 41, from Arbroath, Angus, was discovered in the bath by staff at Mac Dic Royal Plaza Hotel in Koforidua, where she had been staying with her Ghanaian husband, Eric.

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Pioneer black police officer was ‘Superman’ to kids, inspiration to community
He joined the Charlotte Police Department in an age when black officers were not permitted to drive police cruisers. He pioneered community policing decades before it was officially invented and ran one of the best burger joints in town. William Covington, 90, who died Monday of colon cancer at his....

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UPDATE: DA, TBI petition to release 2015 fatal shooting report to public
BRADLEY COUNTY, TN (WRCB) - UPDATE: More District Attorney Stephen D. Crump's office is petitioning the Circuit Court for Bradley County to allow public access to the investigative file from the shooting death of Allan Franklin White III. by Bradley County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Tiffany Oakley.

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Universities may fall before fees do
South African universities are currently struggling financially and the situation is worsened by the huge, ballooning debt owed to the institutions by students, the Commission of Inquiry into Higher Education and Training chaired by Justice Jonathan Arthur Heher heard on Wednesday.

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Convicted pastor loses appeal to state Supreme Court
Sioux City, IA (51101) Today. Showers and thunderstorms early. Tonight. Scattered thunderstorms during the evening. Partly cloudy skies after midnight. Low around 75F. Winds SSE at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of rain 40%. Updated: August 10, 2016 @ 4:52 pm; PIERRE, S.D.

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Desmond a “great fit for our place,” judge tells council
BOSTON (STATE HOUSE) – One of Gov. Charlie Baker’s recent nominees to the state Appeals Court would bring key trial experience to that bench, according to one of its sitting justices. During Superior Court Judge Kenneth Desmond’s confirmation hearing on Wednesday, Appeals Court Judge Sydney Hanlon....

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Featured Letter: These are the American family’s problems
The author of Saturday’s Featured Letter cites the symptoms of black community violence and then proffers a prognosis for those ills without accurately diagnosing the root causes of the calamities that many black communities experience. The author places the onus and responsibility primarily on the....

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Belize Supreme Court overturns sodomy law
BELMOPAN, Belize (CMC) The Belize Supreme Court Wednesday overturned the country’s sodomy law with Chief Justice Kenneth Benjamin ruling that Section 53 of the Criminal Code which criminalises consenting intercourse between adults of the same sex contravenes the right granted by the Belize Constitution.

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Bunnell Commission Honors Two Boys, 10 And 12, For Helping Save 88-Year-Old Woman
The Bunnell City Commission Monday evening awarded its Outstanding Citizen Award to two young city residents, Russell Rouson, 10, and Steven Dozier, 12, for alerting police and helping to save the life of an 88-year-old woman who had hurt herself in her home in June.

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Who are the finalists of 2016 Salax Awards?
Preparations for the 2016 Salax Awards are officially underway to honour the best in musicians. Ikirezi Group, the organisers of the Awards, recently unveiled the list of the nominees. The aim of the Awards is to support the local artistes and promote the local entertainment industry.

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News Minute: Here is the latest Kentucky news from The Associated Press at 4:40 p.m. EDT
MORGANTOWN, Ky. (AP) - Kentucky State Police believe foul play was involved in the deaths of a pastor and his wife who were found inside their Butler County home. Sgt. Jeremy Smith tells news outlets a family member discovered 71-year-old Kenneth Neafus and 70-year-old wife Dorothy Neafus inside the home in Morgantown on Tuesday afternoon.

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Mary Magdalene Johnston of Santa Maria, 1913-2016
Mary Magdalene Johnston of Santa Maria passed away August 2016. Mary was born Sept. 23, 1913, in Randlette, Okla., to Ufa Ola Person and James David Smith. She was the first of seven siblings. Mary and her former husband and father of her two children, Arthur Huddleston, arrived in Santa Maria from Texas in 1936.

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County's 'Meeting Place' focuses on getting people back to work
"The Meeting Place on Main" will offer workforce training, job preparation, educational assistance and help specific to each person's needs. "If they don't have clothes for an interview, there will be clothes here for an interview. If they didn't have food before an interview, we're going to feed them," Haley said.

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KSP: Foul play suspected in death of pastor and his wife
MORGANTOWN, Ky. (WKYT) - Police say foul play is suspected in the death of a western Kentucky pastor and his wife. State Police say a family member called them Tuesday afternoon after finding the bodies of 70-year old Dorothy Neafus and her husband 71-year-old Kenneth Neafus.

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Supreme Court declares Section 53 unconstitutional
BELMOPAN, Belize, Aug 10, CMC – The Belize Supreme Court Wednesday overturned the country’s sodomy law with Chief Justice Kenneth Benjamin ruling that Section 53 of the Criminal Code which criminalizes consenting intercourse between adults of the same sex contravenes the right granted by the Belize Constitution.

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'Tsvangirai will no longer be a force in Zimbabwean politics, change will come from Zanu-PF'
World Politics professor at the School of Oriental and African Studies (OAS) University, London, Stephen Chan, says the current wave of protests against President Robert Mugabe - including the social media campaign #ThisFlag - are not good enough to cause a revolution similar to the one witnessed in the Arabic countries (Arab Spring).

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Christians hide bibles in German migrant camps amid death threats from Muslim extremists
GETTY Siobhan McFadyen And Monika Pallenberg Christians are being targeted in German migrant camps According to religious groups, Christians are regarded as "unclean" and "more impure than dogs" by some Muslim extremists. Outbreaks of violence and death threats across the country are rife as Germany's politicians try and step into rehouse the 1.

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Lesbian Methodist Pastor on Involuntary Leave for Violating Rules on Gay Clergy
A lesbian pastor of the United Methodist Church was put on involuntary leave for violating the denomination's ban on having "self-avowed" homosexual clergy. LGBT pastor placed on leave says #UMC is in “a liminal moment, filled with possibility.” Emily Miller (@emmillerwrites) August 4, 2016 The....

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Church's co-op ministry offers support to homeschool families
When a family chooses to homeschool, Florida law allows the family to decide what curriculum the parents will use to educate their children. Doorposts, said one of its leaders, doesn't tell families how to do that. Rather, since 2006 it has been supporting and ministering to them along the way.

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Pastor: Father of slain girl was turning his life around
HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. — A man accused of shooting his daughter after she came home from her first day of middle school moved his family moved to the Nashville suburb so they could have a better life than he had, said a Baptist pastor who had become friends with him.

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Sad state of SA universities’ finances laid bare
INDEPENDENT MEDIA File picture: Cindy Waxa Tshwane – South African universities are currently struggling financially and the situation is worsened by the huge, ballooning debt owed to the institutions by students, the Commission of Inquiry into Higher Education and Training chaired by Justice Jonathan Arthur Heher heard on Wednesday.

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Church plans to use drones to drop thousands of bibles in the Middle East
The Bibles are the size of pill boxes. An evangelical church in Sweden is looking to convert Muslims in the Middle East to Christianity, and it's planning to use to do so. military drones The Livets Ord church, whose name translates to "Word of Life," announced this week it's going to use the....

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