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The human rights situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo remains dire as the country’s political crisis deepens. President Joseph Kabila has used repression, violence, and corruption to delay elections and maintain his hold on power, despite the end of his constitutionally mandated two-term limit on December 19, 2016. |
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From calling 'No' voters 'dumb' to vandalising churches and supporting violence: How 'feral' 'Yes' campaigners are turning Australians away from the marriage equality campaign - even those who are GAY Violent protests and personal attacks from 'yes' campaign are causing backlash; Several violent.... |
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A group that put millions of dollars behind Sen. Luther Strange in Alabama's Senate race says it will now back Roy Moore. Senate Leadership Fund President and CEO Steven Law said Tuesday that Moore won the nomination "fair and square." Law says Moore "has our support, as it is vital that we keep this seat in Republican hands. |
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"I'm telling you, the political seas and winds in this country right now ... are very hard to navigate, very hard to understand." Strange also thanked President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence for backing him. Strange said Trump, may "be criticized" for coming to Alabama on his behalf. "Sometimes it's just about friendship . |
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@How can you say that the 16th century reformation is papist in nature… You can say that because “Papism is the oldest Protestantism”, as one of the last true theologians, Saint Justin Popovic, said (Papism as the Oldest Protestantism, by St. Justin Popovich): “In the European West, Christianity has gradually transformed into humanism. |
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) � The Latest on Alabama's GOP primary (all times local): 8:50 p.m. Incumbent Sen. Luther Strange wished jurist Roy Moore well after losing the Alabama Republican primary for Senate. Strange told his supporters Tuesday night that "we wish (Moore) well going forward. |
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - The Latest on Alabama's GOP primary (all times local): 8:50 p.m. Incumbent Sen. Luther Strange wished jurist Roy Moore well after losing the Alabama Republican primary for Senate. Strange told his supporters Tuesday night that "we wish (Moore) well going forward. |
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A former state judge who believes that “God’s law” can invalidate federal court decisions won Alabama’s Republican primary for U.S. Senate on Tuesday night, sending a clear warning to President Trump and GOP leadership that conservative grass-roots anger will continue to roil the party into the 2018 midterm elections. |
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Updated 3 hours ago Louise Mastowkski spent much of her life on her family's Acme farm, taking care of dairy cattle, crops, vegetables and flower beds. But she used her phone and print media to stay tuned in to the news of her community and the world at large. “She was a humble, very intelligent woman,” said her niece Cindy Frye of East Huntingdon. |
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The Latest on Alabama’s GOP primary (all times local): 8:50 p.m. Incumbent Sen. Luther Strange wished jurist Roy Moore well after losing the Alabama Republican primary for Senate. Strange told his supporters Tuesday night that “we wish (Moore) well going forward. |
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The Latest on Alabama’s GOP primary (all times local): 8:50 p.m. Incumbent Sen. Luther Strange wished jurist Roy Moore well after losing the Alabama Republican primary for Senate. Strange told his supporters Tuesday night that “we wish (Moore) well going forward. |
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