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The Latest: Hundreds attend service for former Sen. Burns
2:25 p.m. Former U.S. Sen. Conrad Burns of Montana is being remembered as a personable lawmaker who stirred controversy with his politically incorrect words but consistently delivered for his constituents. Burns died last week of natural causes at 81. Hundreds of mourners paid tribute to the....

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How Mexican Cuisine Was Doing Fusion 500 Years Ago
"In Mexico, one of the most traditional desserts is crepas con cajeta ," notes Jinich, who was born and raised in Mexico and now hosts the popular cooking show Pati's Mexican Table on PBS. Served with a sweetened, almost nutty caramelized goat's milk sauce and topped with nuts, these crepes have become firmly embedded in the Mexican repertoire.

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The Latest: Hundreds attend service for former Sen. Burns
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — The Latest on funeral services for former U.S. Sen. Conrad Burns of Montana (all times local): 2:25 p.m. Former U.S. Sen. Conrad Burns of Montana is being remembered as a personable lawmaker who stirred controversy with his politically incorrect words but consistently delivered for his constituents.

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The Latest: Hundreds attend service for former Sen. Burns
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — The Latest on funeral services for former U.S. Sen. Conrad Burns of Montana (all times local): 2:25 p.m. Former U.S. Sen. Conrad Burns of Montana is being remembered as a personable lawmaker who stirred controversy with his politically incorrect words but consistently delivered for his constituents.

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Faithful pray for Round Rock, those who serve
Condit organized the annual gathering, which also featured spiritual leaders from Agape Christian Ministries, The Church at Round Rock, True Life Church, Abundant Faith Church, Faith 4 Life Church and Crosswalk Church. “A lot of people do the work,” Condit said, thanking the Chick-fil-A and....

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Home health aide wraps dementia patient up like mummy
A woman in Queens who hired a health care aide to take care of her mother was shocked to find out that the hired help was literally tying her mother up like a mummy. Hidden cameras revealed the sick scene, as the victim, who has dementia, was wrapped up in a sheet. Now, police are looking for the aide.

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Oppressed, Communist Cuba The Hot New Destination For US Celebrities
It is unclear if the Cuban government provided any funding for the show. It’s also unclear if Bundchen was compensated for being in Cuba separately from her contract as a spokeswoman. Chanel did not reply to The Daily Caller News Foundation’s request for comment. included actress Tilda Swinton and actor Vin Diesel.

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Cincinnati firefighter killed in crash laid to rest
GOOD AFTERNOON TO YOU. JOHN: IN ABOUT THREE HOURS, THE VINEYARD HERE IN SPRINGDALE WILL MOURN AND CELEBRATE THE LIFE OF A CINCINNATI FIREFIGHTER. AND THOSE WHO KNEW JORDAN PIENIAZEK WILL SEARCH FOR COMFORT IN EACH OTHER. TODAY'S GRIEF RESULTS FROM A TRAGEDY IN EVERY DIRECTION.

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The Latest: Hundreds attend service for former Sen. Burns
BILLINGS, Mont. - The Latest on funeral services for former Montana U.S. Sen. Conrad Burns. (all times local): 2:25 p.m. Former Montana U.S. Sen. Conrad Burns is being remembered as a personable lawmaker who stirred controversy with his politically incorrect words but consistently delivered for his constituents.

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The Latest: Hundreds attend service for former Sen. Burns
BILLINGS, Mont. - The Latest on funeral services for former Montana U.S. Sen. Conrad Burns. (all times local): 2:25 p.m. Former Montana U.S. Sen. Conrad Burns is being remembered as a personable lawmaker who stirred controversy with his politically incorrect words but consistently delivered for his constituents.

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Ducumentary Filmmaker Brian Ivie to Speak at Upcoming ‘Through the Lens’ Event
One young college student’s decision to spend his Christmas break documenting a South Korean pastor’s efforts to save hundreds of orphaned infants has changed not only his life and those of countless babies around the world but also the hearts of those who have witnessed this compelling story.

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'Despicable' couple sentenced to 20 years in molestation
Saying he wasn't convinced a 20-year sentence was long enough for an East Chicago couple who admitted they molested two children repeatedly, a judge on Friday reluctantly accepted the deal. After hearing testimony from an Indiana Department of Child Services case manager and the foster mother about....

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'Saints and Sinners' season finale attracts record-breaking viewership for Bounce TV
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- "Saints and Sinners" is a bona-fide hit. The viewers have made it so. The stunning first season finale to Bounce TV 's "Saints and Sinners," which aired on April 24, has made history by drawing the largest audience to date for the 5-year-old network. The eighth episode premiere telecasts reached 1.

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Moms of murder victim soldier on through Mother's Day
Marguerite Washington, seen here in her cap and gown from Eleanor McMain Secondary School, should have been receiving a diploma from Dillard University Saturday, May 8, 2016. But Marguerite was murdered Oct. 1, 2012. Her mother, Margaret Washington, was planning to attend Dillard's commencement exercises Saturday to cheer on Marguerite's friends.

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Biotech company thinks it can bring brain-dead people back to life
is a huge hit, and so are many other movies and TV shows about zombies. But as much as we love these undead thrillers, we wouldn’t want to actually come across zombies in real life... or would we? One biotech company in the U.S. will move forward with plans to attempt to revive dead people.

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The healing power of adult colouring books
Dee Ledger can remember exactly when she found solace, if not salvation, after the death of her 10-week-old son, Obed. It is where she found it, and how, that surprised her: in a colouring book. Ledger, a former English teacher and hospice chaplain, had always been able to use words and prayer to....

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The U.S. Failed Its American Spy in Iran
Bob Levinson is a former FBI agent turned private investigator who disappeared in Iran in 2007 while on a mission for the CIA. He was shown in a hostage video in 2010 and has not been seen since. On most Wednesdays at 11 a.m., officials from the FBI, the CIA, and the State Department gathered at....

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In Kaduna: Pastor says many corpses abandoned in morgues
Pastor Buru who expressed dissatisfaction over abandoning of dead bodies by some families, relatives and friends at hospital due to lack of money for decent burial, cultural and ethnicity problems said many corpses take long time before burial. Speaking on Friday, May 6, 2016 in Kaduna, Pastor Buru....

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Religious endorsements fly
Binay pledged to be a president who “recognizes, respects and follows the word of God.” It would also be a presidency that “respects the dignity of women, will set a good example for our children, and gives dignity to the poor”a clear reference to survey frontrunner Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte.

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COMING UP: President Obama's remarks on the economy
In a letter to the chairwoman, Sanders noted that of the 45 names he submitted to Democratic National Convention committees, Wasserman Schultz appointed... The economy added 160,000 jobs in April, the Labor Department reported Friday, down from 208,000 jobs in March.

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Obama on prayer: It gives us the chance to learn from mistakes and do what is right
US President Barack Obama has praised the merits of prayer as a chance to learn from mistakes and to gain the courage to stand up for what is right. In a statement issued for the National Day of Prayer, Obama said : "In times of steady calm and extraordinary change alike, Americans of all walks of....

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Pastor who gave "spiritual discipline" by spanking the bottoms of female congregation members jailed
A vicar who used the Bible to justify spanking female members of his congregation on their bare bottoms for his own pleasure was Howard Curtis, 73, ran a "cult" at the Coulsdon Christian Fellowship administering 'spiritual discipline' to strip naked victims claiming it would cure depression and boost their sex lives.

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Georgetown gathers to discuss swastika incident
GEORGETOWN Educators, police officers, religious leaders, parents, and students gathered in Georgetown on Holocaust Memorial Day to discuss a recent incident of anti-Semitism, but some parents at the Thursday forum questioned why an in-school assembly wasn’t held to address the issue.

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God’s prophesy! This is our next President in 2017 & RAILA will be his Deputy - Game over!
Friday May 6, 2016 - After prophesying to precision about the termination of the ICC cases against President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy, William Ruto, in 2014, a Bungoma-based pastor has a new prediction about who will be the 5 th Kenyan President in 2017 and Deputy President.

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In down-and-out coal country, Trump received as a hero
No sooner had he begun speaking in Charleston, West Virginia late Thursday than he launched into an attack on the presumptive Democratic nominee. "How about Hillary Clinton?" he asked the crowd of some 15,000 gathered in the Charleston Civic Center, hundreds of them wearing red caps emblazoned with....

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An American civil rights leader’s descent into debt and delusion The Washington Post
© Melina Mara/The Washington Post Walter E. Fauntroy celebrates 50 years as pastor of the New Bethel Baptist Church in 2009. Behind him and his wife, Dorothy, are photos from his two decades as D.C. congressional delegate. Walter E. Fauntroy was worried about spies.

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