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For Easter this year, Lakewood Church’s famed televangelist Joel Osteen is offering multiple church services so that those observing the religious holiday can do so from the comfort and safety of their homes. Many are expecting to tune in, especially since the current coronavirus pandemic prevents people from congregating in-person. |
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WASHINGTON - Congress is at a standoff over policing legislation, as Senate Democrats prepare to block a Republican proposal Wednesday as inadequate, leaving the parties to decide whether to take on the hard job of negotiating a compromise or walk away despite public outcry over the killings of Black Americans. |
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Toronto police allege one of their own was deeply involved in a corrupt tow truck ring, alleging stolen police radios gave drivers access to secret broadcasts for a fee, allowing them to find crashes faster and avoid police detection during the industry’s ongoing turf war. Toronto police Supt. Domenic Sinopoli said that starting in Aug. |
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The party has built up its power with military precision by providing small subsidies and donations for local radio stations, doing favors for local mayors and handing out generous contracts. Its power grew unnoticed like a rising flood, and before the many rival political forces knew what was happening they had gone under. |
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sparked the furious reaction of BBC Radio 4's Today programme listeners after taking up the prominent morning slot with an essay calling for a review of the global economic system. The Pope called on consumers to reign in their spending as he called for producers to slow down their activities in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic. |
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The prime minister of Bulgaria will be fined 300 levs, or $174, after he chose not to wear a face covering while making a public appearance at a church Tuesday. Prime Minister Boyko Borissov, who has served in the position since May 2017, violated a recent health ministry order making the use of masks mandatory while indoors. |
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The prime minister of Bulgaria will be fined 300 levs, or $174, after he chose not to wear a face covering while making a public appearance at a church Tuesday. Prime Minister Boyko Borissov, who has served in the position since May 2017, violated a recent health ministry order making the use of masks mandatory while indoors. |
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A voter fills out their ballot at a polling station inside the Brooklyn Museum on Tuesday, June 16, 2020. (AP Photo/John Minchillo) NEW YORK CITY Sun Hee and Seo Jun Kim showed up at their Flushing poll site bright and early Tuesday morning to cast their vote in their local primary elections, but.... |
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“Working hand in hand with the city through the development and renovation process helped me increase my knowledge of key city functions,” Ewing said. “Doing so while living with someone who was the coordinator for an initiative with Prosper Waco and another who worked for Startup Waco was also.... |
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Mthabisi Tshuma, Showbiz Correspondent Fusion Media Group (FMG) which is hosting virtual shows every Monday, has unearthed Natalie Manzungu, an Afro-pop/house musician who on the five occasions she has performed on that platform, has wowed audiences. Using stage name Nate, the largely unknown.... |
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The pastors of an Arizona megachurch that is holding an event featuring President Trump on Tuesday is claiming the church's air filtration system can kill "99.9% of COVID within 10 minutes." Dream City Church Senior Pastor Luke Barnett and Chief Operations Officer Brendon Zastro make the erroneous.... |
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