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iStock/Thinkstock (CHARLESTON, S.C.) Dylann Roof’s fate will soon be back in the hands of the jurors who found him guilty of killing nine black parishioners at a church in Charleston, South Carolina. The sentencing phase of Roof’s federal trial, in which he could face the death penalty, is set to begin Wednesday. |
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A Cape Town church leader has caused a public storm after he claimed that 99% of homosexuals are paedophiles. Reverend Oscar Bougardt of Calvary H.O.P.E Ministries has been challenged by the chairperson of GaySA radio Hendrik Baird to prove his claims or apologise unreservedly for his remarks, which.... |
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The secret of the sovereign's success is her dullness. So argues the Queen's latest biographer AN Wilson, who writes that she inherited her 'vanilla' streak from her father and grandfather, and that "compared with any of her predecessors, she has been remarkably restrained in her expression of political views. |
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Thursday, Jan. 5. National Theatre: “Les Liaisons Dangereuses,” 6 p.m., Yavapai College Performing Arts Center, 1100 E. Sheldon St., in Prescott. Satellite broadcast of the National Theatre of London’s play. Downton Abbey’s Michelle Dockery stars in this story of seduction and intrigue in pre-Revolutionary France. |
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In reaction to the suggestion that the people of Southern Kaduna should defend themselves from mass murder and genocide given the fact that their state government has refused to protect them a political advisor to Governor Nasir El Rufai wrote the following in an essay titled “Kaduna Shall Be Great.... |
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In one of several post-Christmas radio interviews given by the party figures, the party's vice-president Louis Aliot complained about the attitude of the bishops towards the Front. "I've never seen a large majority of Catholics voting for us," he said. |
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This article summarizes what print weekly hvg believed to be the most important events and developments of 2016, most of which were also covered by the Budapest Beacon. Much ado about nothing? Europe’s lingering migration crisis dominated Hungarian domestic politics in 2016. |
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Bishop Gregory L. Parkes, 52, is set to be installed as the fifth bishop of the St. Petersburg Diocese during a 2 p.m. service at the Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle. Parkes will succeed Bishop Robert Nugent Lynch, 75, who is retiring after almost 21 years as head of the diocese which spans.... |
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The Tramel/Argyle crew poses with Cody Aull's family. all decked out in crimson for the Sugar Bowl. Monday was a great day at the Sugar Bowl, and that was determined long before how the Sooners played or how I wrote. We got to spend some time with an old friend. |
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More than 70 Sudanese refugees who fled the fighting in Blue Nile state for Doro, the largest and oldest refugee camp in South Sudan’s Maban county in Upper Nile state, were reportedly murdered on 24, 25, 26 December 2016. A missionary described scenes of horror to Radio Dabanga as bodies are.... |
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Archbishop Daniel Deng Bul. Leader of the Episcopal church of Sudan and South Sudan. |
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