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Our mission is to spread the Gospel to the World on Shortwave, AM/Medium Wave, Satellite radio, TV and the Internet
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'People know who killed Josh': Mother speaks out on Broome murder
The mother of murdered 21-year-old Josh Warneke believes police have a "workable theory" of who bashed her son on his way home in Broome seven years ago, but need witnesses to overcome their fear and come forward. Ingrid Bishop hopes the "life changing" reward of $250,000 - up from $100,000 - for....

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Have you heard? 'Ring the Bells' this Fourth
By Austin Cannon,Staff Writer This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Two former Iowa State University professors have joined forces over the past several years to write and produce a number of holiday songs and hymns, and listeners to KHOI Community Radio may have heard their most recent work in the run-up to the Fourth of July.

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‘People know who killed Josh’: mother
The mother of murdered 21-year-old Josh Warneke believes police have a "workable theory" of who bashed her son on his way home in Broome seven years ago, but need witnesses to overcome their fear and come forward. Ingrid Bishop hopes the "life changing" reward of $250,000 - up from $100,000 - for....

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Josh Warneke's grieving mum says 'they know who killed him'
The mother of murdered 21-year-old Josh Warneke believes police have a "workable theory" of who bashed her son on his way home in Broome seven years ago, but need witnesses to overcome their fear and come forward. Ingrid Bishop hopes the "life changing" reward of $250,000 - up from $100,000 - for....

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Super Bowl among events that will get signal boost from 'small-cell' tech
The same was done recently on streetlights near restaurants and shops at West End in St. Louis Park. It could happen next on a popular Wayzata street off Lake Minnetonka. It's part of a new wave of "small-cell" wireless technology, which uses nodes attached to streetlights and flagpoles in areas where there's a high demand for data.

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Charlie Gard, the Tragic Baby Who Melted Trump’s Cold Heart Brandy Zadrozny
President Donald Trump took a break from tweeting Reddit memes on Monday to weigh in on the case of London’s Charlie Gard, offering his “help” to a terminally ill baby at the center of a protracted legal battle over whether the 10-month-old’s life support should be withdrawn against his parents’ wishes.

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The Un-American Origins of the Left and the Right
A staple of conservative criticism on cable news, talk radio, and social media is to disparage liberal opponents as creatures of the left (or, for good measure, the far left), an epithet that satisfies the need to place them beyond the pale. In return, too many liberals disparage their conservative....

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Arts & Entertainment
By Wei-Huan Chen Neither of theater director Christopher Ashley's recent projects were supposed to speak specifically to the political moment of 2017. But that's the accident of release dates - sometimes productions, years ... Just before moving to Nashville, Steve Earle played a low-budget restaurant gig in San Antonio.

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‘They know who killed Josh’: mother
Police are now offering a $250,000 reward after Aboriginal man Gene Gibson, who is from the remote desert community of Kiwirrkurra and is cognitively impaired, had his conviction for manslaughter over Mr Warneke's death overturned in April. Crime Stoppers received what police believe was an....

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Trump vows to help Charlie Gard, the terminally ill infant at center of British legal battle
President Trump and the Vatican have spoken out in support of Charlie Gard, a terminally ill British infant whose case has captured worldwide attention after European courts decided that he could be removed from life support against his parents' wishes.

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Vietnam: Catholic villages protest against slow and unequal compensation for Formosa Plastics toxic waste spill
You are being redirected to the story the piece of content is found in so you can read it in context. Please click the following link if you are not automatically redirected within a couple seconds: Vietnam: Catholic villages protest against slow and unequal compensation for Formosa Plastics toxic....

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