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Teen who killed 5 family members to be sentenced as juvenile
Nehemiah Griego was 15 when he opened fire in his family's home south of Albuquerque, killing his mother as she slept and then his 9-year-old brother and two sisters, ages 5 and 2, authorities said. Griego's father was the last to die: The teen waited in a bathroom and ambushed the gang member....

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Armenian side denies Azerbaijani spread information as if Armenian servicemen were killed
12:01, 12 February, 2016 YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 12, ARMENPRESS. Armenian side denies the regular Azerbaijani disinformation. Azerbaijani Defense Ministry’s shared statement, as if Armenian soldiers were killed by Azerbaijani shots on February 11 and in the night of February 12, is untrue, Spokesperson....

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Police, Army Officers Cited in Robberies
Police and the Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence (CMI) are investigating whether some top police officials and soldiers were engaged in the recent spate of robberies and murders in and around Kampala. Most of the officers under investigation, The Observer has learnt, were implicated by....

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Airtel Shows Single Mother and Disabled Daughter Some Love
In the ongoing '14 Days of Love' campaign by Airtel Rwanda, single mother Providence Nyirahabimana from Kimihurura in Gasabo district, is the latest beneficiary. Nyirahabimana is a single mother with a 4-year-old disabled daughter who has been getting help from friends, neighbors and Women....

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Permalink to ‘Pastor Alape’ (FARC)
Felix Antonio Muñoz, a.ka. “Pastor Alape,” is one of seven members of the military command of the FARC, Colombia’s largest guerrilla force which has been engaged in peace talks with the government since 2012. He assumed this position after the death of military chief “Mono Jojoy” in 2010, the....

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Norway Child Welfare Service faces growing global protests
A high-profile case in which five children were removed from their parents’ care by the Barnevernet in November has reignited international criticism of the Norwegian child welfare service. After news of the case spread internationally, supporters of the children's parents of the children, who have....

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Kenya: Suicide Bid Schoolgirls Out of Danger, Ready to Be Discharged
Three secondary school students in Kisii County who attempted suicide by drinking battery acid are responding well to treatment, hospital officials have said. The Nyamira County Referral Hospital authorities said the Tabaka Secondary School students might be discharged soon.

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Pastor Adeboye visits the Ooni of Ife at his Palace
General Overseer of Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye visited the Ooni of Ife, his Imperial Majesty Arole Oduduwa Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi Ojaja, this morning at his Palace in Ile Ife.

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Armenian side denies Azerbaijani disinformation as if Armenian servicemen were killed
12:01, 12 February, 2016 YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 12, ARMENPRESS. Armenian side denies the regular Azerbaijani disinformation. Azerbaijani Defense Ministry’s shared statement, as if Armenian soldiers were killed by Azerbaijani shots on February 11 and in the night of February 12, is untrue, Spokesperson....

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Ondo Police parade ex-convict for blackmailing Pastors
A 44-year-old ex-convict, Mr. Festus Balogun, a.k.a smart, who has allegedly been blackmailing prominent men of God was yesterday paraded by men of Ondo State Police command. Balogun, who claimed he was from Cotonuo in Republic of Benin was accused of releasing Compact Disk video titled “Asiri tu”....

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The Latest: Teen who killed family ordered to treatment
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The latest on the case of a teen charged with killing his parents and three siblings in New Mexico (all times local): 6:30 p.m. A judge has ruled a New Mexico teenager who pleaded guilty to killing five family members is psychologically treatable in a decision that clears the way....

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'If only this was some cruel prank': Twins killed in bobsled-track crash mourned
Jordan and Evan Caldwell's sister sobbed as she described her twin brothers as incessant pranksters, while their father evoked their serious side as "very deep" young men who liked to discuss political, social and religious issues, before a packed funeral in Calgary.

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February 12th, 2016 | by New Era Staff Reporter Katima Mulilo Two suspects accused of the alleged murder of Mack Matengu (aged 21 at the time of his death) were each granted bail of N$5 000 in the Katima Mulilo Magistrate’s Court yesterday. Matengu was a third-year student...

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Police In Ondo State Parade Ex-Convict ‘Blackmailing’ Prominent Pastors In Nigeria
The Nigeria Police Force (NPF), Ondo State Command has paraded an ex-convict, Festus Balogun, who specialized in blackmailing prominent Nigerian pastors. Mr. Balogun popularly called “Smart of No.5 Ipobe Street Cotonuo”, was paraded before journalists on Thursday alongside other suspected criminals....

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'This Is Not the Time to Leave.' Why Armenian Pastor Won't Abandon Aleppo - The Christian Perspective WASHINGTON -- We hear a lot about the refugees fleeing Syria, but what is life lik...
Rev. Harout's church serves as a center for the whole community, Christians and Muslims, and provides relief to all of those struggling with the side effects of war in Aleppo. "Our church and our church courtyard is located in a Muslim dominated region and everybody comes to our poli-clinic, and....

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Nation Now New black history museum still on lookout for artifacts New black history museum still on lookout for artifacts Museum staff traveled the country searching for artifacts from the movement. Nation Now 6 hours, 58 minutes ago Nation Now Will Ariz
WASHINGTON--Beyond black and white photos of protesters, lunch counters from segregated diners and other artifacts from the civil rights movement, there will be voices of activists who served on the front lines and out of the spotlight when a new Smithsonian museum devoted to black history opens on Sept.

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Washington Arizona House requests God-only prayers Arizona House requests God-only prayers Move angers secularists who say it discriminates against those who don't believe in God. Washington 6 hours, 28 minutes ago Nation Now Judge: Iowa zoo must give up
PHOENIX — A House memo that Republican leadership says was simply intended to clarify the chamber's prayer policy has angered some secularists who say it discriminates against anyone who doesn't believe in God. Republican House Majority Leader Steve Montenegro, a pastor, sent the memo explaining the....

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For Lent, churches say `reach out' not `cut out'
CHENNAI: In keeping with Pope Francis's message for Lenten 2016 - asking people to let go of selfish and indifferent attitudes - church leaders in the city are urging members to focus on `reaching out' rather than `cutting out'. From distributing bedspreads to pavement dwellers to being more....

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Civilian shot dead by Azerbaijani sniper in Artsakh
On February 11, at around 16:00 Civillian, resident and pastor of Vazgenashen village in Martuni Region Hakob Hambardsumyan(b. 1962) was shot dead from “Istiglal” rifle, by Azerbajani sniper. Investigation is underway to determine the details of the incident, “Armenpress” was informed from the Press Service of Artsakh’s Defense Ministry.

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Mugabe Demo Pastor Case Referred to Concourt
Victoria Falls Magistrate Lindiwe Maphosa on Thursday referred Remnant Church senior Pastor Patrick Philip Mugadza's case to the Constitutional Court. Mugadza is on $50 bail for contravening Section 46 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act Chapter 9:23 after he staged a one man....

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Prayer gurus in N4bn looting spree?
When would they have their date in court? That is the beneficiaries of the whopping sum of four billion naira allegedly spent on prayers, out of the diverted money which should have been spent on buying arms for helpless Nigerian soldiers sent to the battle front to neutralize the Boko Haram insurgents.

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Teen who killed 5 family members to be sentenced as juvenile
By MARY HUDETZ Associated Press. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - A judge cleared the way Thursday for a New Mexico teenager who shot and killed his parents and three younger siblings to be sentenced as a juvenile and released from state custody by the time he turns 21 after the teen's attorneys argued he could be psychologically rehabilitated.

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The Latest: Teen who killed family ordered to treatment
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - The latest on the case of a teen charged with killing his parents and three siblings in New Mexico (all times local): 6:30 p.m. A judge has ruled a New Mexico teenager who pleaded guilty to killing five family members is psychologically treatable in a decision that clears....

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Edo guber: Ripples over alleged imposition plans
From Tony Osauzo, Benin. Ahead of the Governorship election in Edo State this year, political calculations about who occupies Osadebey Avenue after November 12, have started even when campaign activities have not officially commenced. Two political parties, the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC)....

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Snake pastor says he is doing God's work, insists serpants become chocolates
Those were the words of a pastor popularly known as the “Snake Pastor”. He was answering a question from the CRL Rights Commission, which was held at their Braamfontein offices in Joburg. The pastor said what appears to be a snake in ordinary people’s eyes is actually food and in the eyes of God it is clean.

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See the London Suburb Home to One of the World’s Biggest North Korean Refugee Communities
In the London suburb of New Malden, rows of modest terraced houses lead off the quiet main street with its McDonalds, post office, churches and convenience stores. But scattered among these touchstones of British suburban life are Asian restaurants and supermarkets, Korean property agents and taxi companies, all signposted in Korean characters.

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