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“Preachers of Atlanta” offers a fresh perspective on men and women of the cloth determined to meet people in their current circumstances in order to inspire a resurgence of faith. Their ministries include communicating spiritual messages through hip-hop lyrics and venturing into the neighborhoods of Atlanta to find those in need. |
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An Iranian court on Sunday sentenced Jason Rezaian, a reporter for The Washington Post, to an unspecified prison sentence for spying charges, prompting US officials to call for the charges to be dropped. "Serving a jail term is in Jason Rezaian's sentence but I cannot give details," Iranian.... |
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BAMAKO (AFP) - Malian investigators intensified the hunt Sunday for suspects wanted over the siege at a luxury hotel that left 19 people dead in the capital Bamako, where residents were seeking to return to normal life. Two days after the attack on the Radisson Blu hotel, claimed by the.... |
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Two days after the attack on the Radisson Blu hotel, claimed by the Al-Murabitoun group, an Al-Qaeda affiliate led by notorious one-eyed Algerian militant Mokhtar Belmokhtar, the authorities were tight-lipped about the direction of the enquiry. "We are following several lines, but we won't be making a statement," a police source told AFP. |
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We asked this week's panel: Aside from gorging on turkey and all the trimmings, what was your family's Thanksgiving tradition growing up? SCOTT ANDERSON. Champaign attorney. "My parents always invited our entire extended family over for a feast. It was the one time each year that both sides of the family gathered together. |
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COLUMBIA, Mo. On the day he met with black players for the University of Missouri's football team, graduate student Jonathan Butler hadn't eaten for six days. The players wanted to know why. Butler told them: The school's president, Tim Wolfe, had repeatedly ignored concerns of black students. |
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) -- On the day he met with black players for the University of Missouri's football team, graduate student Jonathan Butler hadn't eaten for six days. The players wanted to know why. Butler told them: The school's president, Tim Wolfe, had repeatedly ignored concerns of black students. |
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The players wanted to know why. Butler told them: The school's president, Tim Wolfe, had repeatedly ignored concerns of black students. He'd rather starve than live with an alma mater that condoned racism. Usually a world away from the center of campus at the athletic complex, the players were surprised and angry. |
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Two Republican presidential candidates and one now-former candidate spoke earlier this month at a forum in Des Moines, Iowa, hosted by a pastor who raved approvingly that the Bible justifies killing gay people — “and I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.” But neither Texas Sen. Ted Cruz nor former Arkansas Gov. |
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VATICAN CITY: Pope Francis heads to Africa this week for the riskiest trip of his papacy, defying danger with an open-topped popemobile and visits to a slum, refugee camp and mosque despite security fears following jihadist attacks. The Argentine pontiff will urge efforts towards peace, social.... |
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Pope Francis heads to Africa this week for the riskiest trip of his papacy, defying danger with an open-topped popemobile and visits to a slum, refugee camp and mosque despite security fears following jihadist attacks. The Argentine pontiff will urge efforts towards peace, social justice and.... |
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