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Turkey rules to keep US pastor in jail
ISTANBUL: A Turkish court on Monday ruled to keep an American Christian pastor in custody, deeming him to be a flight risk, after his trial opened in a case that has raised tensions with Washington. Andrew Brunson, who ran a Protestant church in the western city of Izmir, has been detained by Turkish authorities since October 2016.

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Cop loses fight against bosses
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Court Reporter A POLICE officer accused of conniving with accomplices to rob the late founder of His Presence Ministries International Apostle Charles Chiriseri’s corpse of $200 following an accident that claimed his life, has lost an appeal against his bosses’ decision to conduct an internal disciplinary hearing.

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Trial opens for American pastor charged with terrorism and spying in Turkey
An American pastor facing up to 35 years in prison on terrorism and espionage charges appeared in a Turkish court Monday in the opening of a trial that has become a centerpiece in the increasingly between the U.S. and Turkey. fractured relationship Andrew Brunson, 50, a Presbyterian minister who....

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Recovery continues in West 5 years after plant explosion
And the increase in enrollment is expected to continue. By the 2021-2022 school year, West ISD is projected to have 1,395 students, Truitt said. The new building and student growth have become symbols of what a community can do in the wake of a tragedy that left much of the town in ruins.

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US pastor denies terror links, spying in Turkish court
ALIAGA, Turkey An American pastor on Monday denied accusations that he aided terror groups or spied against Turkey, speaking at the beginning of his trial in a case that has strained ties between Turkey and the United States. Andrew Craig Brunson, a 50-year-old evangelical pastor from North....

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Politics 'the religion of the left?' Democrats respond to Dan Forest
The party and Democratic leaders are pushing back against statements Forest made on Friday during the Civitas think tank’s Conservative Leadership Conference at the Crabtree Valley Marriott. Forest, a likely Republican candidate for governor in 2020, said “the left” marches and lobbies for bigger government with “religious fervor.

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Recovery continues in West 5 years after plant explosion
West Intermediate School, declared a complete loss, was the closest school to the fertilizer plant, and West High School was also nearby. It sustained most of its damage on the north side, the district's website states. Once Woodard checked that his family was safe, he and others could not get out....

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Politics 'the religion of the left?' Democrats respond to Dan Forest
The party and Democratic leaders are pushing back against statements Forest made on Friday during the Civitas think tank’s Conservative Leadership Conference at the Crabtree Valley Marriott. Forest, a likely Republican candidate for governor in 2020, said “the left” marches and lobbies for bigger government with “religious fervor.

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Small community of Martha recovers from fire
MARTHA, Ok (KSWO) - Damage assessments in Martha are still underway as 15 families come to grips with losing their homes in Saturday's fire. More than 100 first responders fought the blaze into the early morning hours Sunday. Officials are still waiting on an estimated cost of damage, and Jackson....

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Cult leader? ‘Sinful Messiah’? 25 years after Waco, interest in David Koresh still strong
He said that just a few weeks ago, when he took a group of church history students to England, he stepped into a cab and the taxicab driver asked us where we were from, and so we told him. “And he said, ‘Oh, I remember that,’ and he went on with the story” of the Waco tragedy, Pitts said.

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4-year old fighting cancer to become newest member of CSPD
COLORADO SPRINGS - A 4-year old boy diagnosed with kidney cancer will soon be sworn in as a Colorado Springs Police officer. Joshua was born on December 23, 2013, on Fort Belvoir, VA. He was diagnosed with Stage IV Kidney Cancer on Father's Day weekend at just three years old, police said.

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Turkey Court Refuses to Free U.S. Pastor in Highly Charged Trial
Andrew Brunson, imprisoned in Turkey since a 2016 coup attempt, faces a maximum of 35 years in prison for pursuing goals of two of Ankara’s sworn enemies, state-run Anadolu news agency reported: U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom the government accuses of masterminding the botched putsch, and....

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Pastor Tosa Aigbe Ugbo
As an interim measure to forestall further killings and destruction of property, Edo State Governor, Mr Godwin Obaseki, has placed a 90- day total ban on grazing in Odighi, Odiguetue communities and environs. Obaseki announced the ban during a meeting with members of Odighi, Owan and Odigwuetue....

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Cult leader? ‘Sinful Messiah’? 25 years after Waco, interest in David Koresh still strong
He said that just a few weeks ago, when he took a group of church history students to England, he stepped into a cab and the taxicab driver asked us where we were from, and so we told him. “And he said, ‘Oh, I remember that,’ and he went on with the story” of the Waco tragedy, Pitts said.

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Government yet to pay Matiba Sh1.5 billion for torture
Kenneth Matiba in this picture dated September 1987. [File, Standard] The State's delay to pay veteran politician Kenneth Matiba over Sh1 billion has brought to the fore the hurdles in the path of torture victims trying to get compensation. Matiba’s claims are among over Sh2 billion the Government....

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Why Matiba's doctor breached oath to talk about fears for his life
Mrs. Edith Matiba and Kenneth Matiba after he was released from derention, 1991. Senior Counsel Paul Muite recalled the ominous warning Jim Nesbitt, then Kenneth Matiba’s personal physician, gave him about the former Cabinet minister's deteriorating health.

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US pastor denies terror links as trial begins in Turkey
An American Christian pastor went on trial in Turkey on Monday on charges of aiding terror groups and spying against Turkey in a case that has raised tensions with Washington. Andrew Craig Brunson, a 50-year-old evangelical pastor from North Carolina, was arrested by Turkish authorities in October 2016 and charged with espionage.

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US pastor denies terror links, spying in Turkish court
Samuel Brownback, US Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom, talks to members of the media outside the prison complex Aliaga, Izmir province, western Turkey, where jailed pastor Andrew Craig Brunson appeared on his trial at a court inside the complex, Monday, April 16, 2018.

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Cult leader? ‘Sinful Messiah’? 25 years after Waco, interest in David Koresh still strong
He said that just a few weeks ago, when he took a group of church history students to England, he stepped into a cab and the taxicab driver asked us where we were from, and so we told him. “And he said, ‘Oh, I remember that,’ and he went on with the story” of the Waco tragedy, Pitts said.

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CAISO: AG must protect citizens from pastor's "threats"
Collin Robinson CAISO Chairman and Leah Thompson Attorney at Law LGBT Community Activist. Photo: Roger Jacob. CAISO Executive Director Colin Robinson says it is the duty of the Attorney General to protect citizens from the threats of Reverend Victor Gill, who cautioned the ruling on the buggery law....

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Cult leader? ‘Sinful Messiah’? 25 years after Waco, interest in David Koresh still strong
He said that just a few weeks ago, when he took a group of church history students to England, he stepped into a cab and the taxicab driver asked us where we were from, and so we told him. “And he said, ‘Oh, I remember that,’ and he went on with the story” of the Waco tragedy, Pitts said.

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Cult leader? ‘Sinful Messiah’? 25 years after Waco, interest in David Koresh still strong
He said that just a few weeks ago, when he took a group of church history students to England, he stepped into a cab and the taxicab driver asked us where we were from, and so we told him. “And he said, ‘Oh, I remember that,’ and he went on with the story” of the Waco tragedy, Pitts said.

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Cult leader? ‘Sinful Messiah’? 25 years after Waco, interest in David Koresh still strong
He said that just a few weeks ago, when he took a group of church history students to England, he stepped into a cab and the taxicab driver asked us where we were from, and so we told him. “And he said, ‘Oh, I remember that,’ and he went on with the story” of the Waco tragedy, Pitts said.

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Cult leader? ‘Sinful Messiah’? 25 years after Waco, interest in David Koresh still strong
He said that just a few weeks ago, when he took a group of church history students to England, he stepped into a cab and the taxicab driver asked us where we were from, and so we told him. “And he said, ‘Oh, I remember that,’ and he went on with the story” of the Waco tragedy, Pitts said.

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Reuters: Relations between Turkey and U.S. under threat as long as pastor in jail
Aliaga. The relationship between the United States and Turkey is likely to come under pressure as long as a U.S. pastor remains in jail, a U.S. official responsible for international religious freedom said on Monday. A Turkish court on Monday began hearing allegations against Andrew Brunson, a....

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U.S. pastor denies terror links, spying in Turkish court
“I don’t accept any of the allegations or accusations,” the state-run Anadolu Agency quoted Brunson as telling the court in the town of Aliaga, some 60 kilometres north of the Aegean coastal city of Izmir. “I did not engage in any illegal activity. I had no relations with anyone engaged in such activity,” Brunson said.

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