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Not only does the Supreme Court appear poised to legalise gay marriage across the country, states that have attempted to pass "religious freedom" laws allowing businesses to refuse service to gays have faced angry protests and corporate boycotts. Caitlyn Jenner, the transgender Olympic athlete,.... |
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First Baptist Dallas Pastor Robert Jeffress is a busy fellow with a crowded schedule, but maybe he can carve out some quiet time for summer reading. He needs a remedial lesson in Holocaust history. Jeffress, in addition to leading an 12,000-member church, anchoring radio and television programs, and.... |
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Pope Francis issued a strong appeal to politicians to tackle the issue of global warming Thursday, immediately creating a challenge for Republican presidential candidates to respond to the revered Catholic leader. The papal encyclical -- a letter to bishops that serves as an explanation of Church.... |
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The massacre of nine African-Americans in Charleston has been classified as a possible hate crime, apparently carried out by a 21-year-old white man who once wore an apartheid badge and other symbols of white supremacy. But many civil rights advocates are asking why the attack has not officially been called terrorism. |
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Adesina. with Bisi Daniels. Femi Adesina has been known by reputation to many people, and even more now that he is Special Adviser (Media and Publicity) to President Buhari. Before then, he also held highly visible positions as MD/Editor-in-Chief of The Sun Publishing and President of the Nigeria Guild of Editors. |
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Gifts, grants and pledges of more than $42.5 million mean Viterbo University has surpassed the goal of a huge campaign, University of Opportun
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — More than two dozen awards worth more than $124 million were made to companies without a formal staff review by the under.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The former archbishop of St. Paul and Minneapolis, John Nienstedt, interfered with an investigation by an outside law firm into allegations of his misconduct, Minnesota Public Radio reported Friday. While Nienstedt authorized the investigation in the hope of clearing his name, the results threatened to ruin it. |
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The names of the nine black Americans killed at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church were added to a long, under-recognized history of events of the same hateful nature as the Charleston massacre. “The fact that this took place in a black church obviously raises questions about a dark part of.... |
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The former archbishop of St. Paul and Minneapolis, John Nienstedt, interfered with an investigation by an outside law firm into allegations of his misconduct, Minnesota Public Radio reported Friday. While Nienstedt authorized the investigation in the hope of clearing his name, the results threatened to ruin it. |
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Craig Lassig Report: Former Twin Cities archbishop tried to limit probe. FILE - In this July 30, 2014, file photo, St. Paul-Minneapolis Archbishop John Nienstedt speaks at his office in St. Paul, Minn. On Monday, June 15, 2015, the Vatican said Pope Francis accepted the resignations of Nienstedt and.... |
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Public Radio reported Friday. Minnesota While Nienstedt authorized the investigation in the hope of clearing his name, the results threatened to ruin it. Several of his top advisers gathered privately in April 2014, and read sworn statements gathered by the lawyers that accused Nienstedt of.... |
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