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Court Adjourns Ruling on Jang’s Bail Application toMay 24
ICPC withdraws charges against ex-governor. By Seriki Adinoyi in Jos. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Wednesday arraigned former governor of Plateau State and the senator representing Plateau North in the National Assembly, Jonah David Jang, in Jos High Court over allegation of fraud while he was governor of the state.

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Q&A: Schrader on 'First Reformed,' 'Taxi Driver' and God
"First Reformed" is both. And like "Taxi Driver," it's about the ominous descent of a journal-writing loner heading toward a bloody reckoning — only the protagonist here is an upstate New York pastor (Ethan Hawke) whose faith is shaken after meeting a suicidal environmentalist (Philip Ettinger) and his pregnant wife (Amanda Seyfried).

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Fox News Pays $10 Million To Settle Racial, Gender Bias Suits
Some of the suits named former Fox News comptroller Judith Slater, whom the network fired, and the network's chief attorney, Dianne Brandi, who has been on what the network has termed a "voluntary extended leave" for months. In the bias cases, Brandi was accused of doing nothing to stop Slater's....

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Violence, grief and push for change on Chicago's West Side
The Warriors seek out their heartbroken classmates. They offer a hug, and a small bag of candy. Since September, Smith has added more than 160 names to that little book, roughly half the student body at this campus on Chicago's West Side. And that doesn't even include those whose friends have been killed.

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In the news today, May 16
Six stories in the news for Wednesday, May 16. MORNEAU TO ENUNCIATE TRANS MOUNTAIN VISION. Finance Minister Bill Morneau will provide an update today on the status of his talks with Kinder Morgan to expedite the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion — but he is not expected to announce a deal.

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Q&A: Schrader on 'First Reformed,' 'Taxi Driver' and God
Usually by now, the prolific filmmaker and legendary screenwriter Paul Schrader is already on to the next one. But after finishing the religious thriller "First Reformed," which has been hailed as Schrader's late-life masterpiece, the 71-year-old filmmaker is taking a breather.

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Q&A: Schrader on 'First Reformed,' 'Taxi Driver' and God
But after finishing the religious thriller "First Reformed," which has been hailed as Schrader's late-life masterpiece, the 71-year-old filmmaker is taking a breather. "I've just decided to let this one play out," he said in a recent interview speaking by phone from his home in Putnam County, New York.

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Women have a good chance to win several House seats in Pennsylvania — a state represented by all men
After Tuesday's Pennsylvania primary elections, women appear to have a good chance of winning several congressional seats in the state. No women currently represent Pennsylvania in Congress. Democrats hope to pick up multiple GOP-held seats in the state as they try to take a House majority after November's midterm elections.

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Continue reading Letters: Jacquielynn Floyd, Jerusalem, Robert Jeffress, teen pregnancy, AT&T Byron Nelson
Ms. Floyd, thank you for sharing your stories with us over the years. You've introduced us to a host of fascinating people and shared those tidbits of life that give us a moment to consider our place in the world. It's been a pleasure to read your columns, if sometimes with gritted teeth. I wish you and Mike the very best.

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Q&A: Schrader on 'First Reformed,' 'Taxi Driver' and God
Usually by now, the prolific filmmaker and legendary screenwriter Paul Schrader is already on to the next one. But after finishing the religious thriller "First Reformed," which has been hailed as Schrader's late-life masterpiece, the 71-year-old filmmaker is taking a breather.

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Q&A: Schrader on 'First Reformed,' 'Taxi Driver' and God
Usually by now, the prolific filmmaker and legendary screenwriter Paul Schrader is already on to the next one. But after finishing the religious thriller "First Reformed," which has been hailed as Schrader's late-life masterpiece, the 71-year-old filmmaker is taking a breather.

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AFM gay storm reverend removed
THE AFM church leader who was entangled in a gay storm with a congregant who looked up to him as a 'father', has been stripped of being an overseer and transferred to another assembly. Reverend Collen Dandure who headed Chitungwiza's 14 assemblies as an overseer in now a pastor with the church at....

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Grace Jones, from Syracuse to superstar: 15 things you didn't know about her wild life
And she lifts the veil further on her career and life in a new documentary "Bloodlight and Bami." The film, shot over a 15-year period by director Sophie Fiennes, will be shown in Syracuse at Destiny USA's Regal theaters starting Friday, May 18. In an exclusive interview with syracuse.

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Waters rising in flood-ravaged southern B.C. as residents brace for 'round two'
GRAND FORKS, B.C. -- There is a feeling of "calm apprehension" in the southern British Columbia city of Grand Forks as officials warn of a coming second wave of flood waters, says Brett Swope. The pastor at the Grand Forks Baptist Church said he noticed the flood waters returned on Tuesday when he....

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How the Chinese Communist Party controls religions
Beijing (AsiaNews) The Communist Party of China (CPC) has used Buddhist leaders, Protestant clergymen, scholars, and bishops to "infiltrate", control and twist religious communities, this according to Lao Gao (not his real name), a Catholic layman in the underground community, who here looks at some leading religious figures connected to the Party.

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After Tuesday's Primaries, Democratic Divisions Take Hold In Midterm Battle
In last week's primaries , Republican internal divisions were highlighted. But Tuesday night , it was the Democrats — and in some of the very places the party needs to win to take back the House. In a handful of competitive congressional districts, progressive candidates defeated more moderate....

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OMPALAN, advocate of good governance, says Azogu
Anthony Obi. The chairman, Board of Trustees (BoT), Oil and Solid Mineral Producing Areas Landlords’ Association of Nigeria (OMPALAN), Bishop Udo Azogu, has said that association was not established to oppose government or constituted authority but, to contribute in strengthening corporate....

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Joy in Rivers community at destruction of ‘evil shrines, temples’
Hope for peace brightened in Aleto community in Eleme, Rivers state as the indigenes unanimously celebrated the destruction of shrines that were said to behind incessant killings, armed robbery, cultism and other nefarious vices in the area. At a special thanksgiving service held by indigenes, under....

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Violence, grief and push for change on Chicago's West Side
"We would run out of candy," says Smith, sadly. It is hard and often anguishing work, keeping the peace. North Lawndale's Peace Warriors do it in small and large ways. When invited to Parkland, Florida, after 17 people died in a school shooting there in February, they answered the call to mourn....

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Heading to Montgomery? Make time for Atlanta's King sites
This April 29, 2018 photo shows the house in Atlanta where Martin Luther King, Jr. was born and lived until the age of 12. Nearby attractions include a National Park Service visitor center with exhibits about his life and the civil right movement, along with the King Center and the tomb where King....

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Violence, grief and push for change on Chicago's West Side
It is hard and often anguishing work, keeping the peace. North Lawndale's Peace Warriors do it in small and large ways. When invited to Parkland, Florida, after 17 people died in a school shooting there in February, they answered the call to mourn together and to unite in what's become a national youth movement aimed at stopping gun violence.

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Khama viciously attacked on own Facebook wall over alcohol comment
A pastor called Seretse Khama Ian Khama had a baptism of “fire!” when he returned to his favourite sermon on alcohol, quoting prodigiously from the Book of Alcohol Levick – you may want to scrap, smelt and mold the last three letters into ‘y’. “I note that Scotland has introduced a minimum unit....

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Woodfin Condemns Pastor's Racist Message
BIRMINGHAM, AL - A Birmingham pastor is angry about black people attending "white churches," and made his message clear on the sign outside New Era Baptist Church. The Rev. Michael R. Jordan is angry about what he refers to as a "white church" opening a satellite campus in a black neighborhood, and....

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Heading to Montgomery? Make time for Atlanta's King sites
ATLANTA (AP) - Two new sites in Montgomery, Alabama - a memorial to lynching victims and a museum - are attracting a lot of attention. Tourism officials are predicting thousands of visitors will come to see them in the next year. Many of those travelers heading to Alabama will drive or fly through....

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Heading to Montgomery? Make time for Atlanta's King sites
Two new sites in Montgomery, Alabama — a memorial to lynching victims and a museum — are attracting a lot of attention. Tourism officials are predicting thousands of visitors will come to see them in the next year. Many of those travelers heading to Alabama will drive or fly through Atlanta and....

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Michigan man claims his security camera captured an 'angel' floating over truck
A Michigan man claims that his motion sensor security camera captured the image of an angel floating last week above his truck. Glen Thorman, a fire chief in East Jordan, said he was shocked when he saw the image float up and then out of the frame of his camera. “I said, 'That's an angel!' and I was just blown away,” he told WPBN-TV .

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