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05/29/2011Missing Outreach Minister Matt Hill Found Alive and Well
Christian ministry worker Matt Hill, who was missing since Tuesday, has been found alive and well, according to reports Sunday. Sources say he left on his own volition.
- 05/28/2011
Casey Anthony Trial: Car Smelled Like Corpse, Had Maggots Inside
Casey Anthony's father testified in the murder trial Friday, saying that he smelled human decomposition from his daughter's car when he went to pick it up from a tow yard in July 2008. Caylee Anthony was reported missing later that day.
- 05/28/2011
Cindy Anthony Testifies: Pool Too High for Caylee Anthony to Reach by Herself
The Casey Anthony trial continued Saturday with Cindy Anthony taking the witness stand and testifying that the above-ground family pool was too high for Caylee Anthony to reach by herself.
- 05/27/2011
Clinton Gives Clean Chit to Pakistan Over Osama bin Laden
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Friday that there is no evidence that top leaders in the Pakistani government knew where al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden was hiding.
- 05/26/2011
Pastor Wins Fight to Say 'Jesus Christ' in Memorial Day Prayer
The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs cannot stop a pastor from invoking the name of "Jesus Christ" in his Memorial Day prayer at Houston National Cemetery, a federal judge said Thursday.
- 05/26/2011
Casey Anthony Case: Father Didn't Smell Human Decomposition in Car Trunk
Casey Anthony's father was back on the witness stand Thursday and testified that he did not smell human decay in the back of 25-year-old Anthony's trunk. "The only smell I had was the smell of gas," he said.
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05/24/2011Defense: Caylee Anthony Accidentally Drowned in Family Swimming Pool
Casey Anthony's defense attorney claimed in opening statements Tuesday that 2-year-old Caylee Anthony died after accidentally drowning in the family swimming pool. Before that, Anthony had claimed her daughter was kidnapped.
- 05/24/2011
Obama to Pray With Joplin Tornado Zone Survivors on Sunday
President Obama said Tuesday that he will visit the tornado zone in Missouri on Sunday, the day he returns from his tour in Europe. "I myself will travel to Missouri to talk with folks who've been affected, ... and hopefully to pray with folks"
Tags Barack Obama - 05/22/2011
GOP Leaders 'Disappointed' Mitch Daniels Won't Seek Presidency
On Sunday talk shows, members of the GOP from across the board expressed disappointment over Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels' decision to not run for president in 2012.
- 05/22/2011
Herman Cain Fumbles on Palestinian 'Right of Return' Question
Just one day after announcing Republican candidacy for president, former Godfather's Pizza CEO Herman Cain weighed in on Middle East Peace, saying he would offer the Palestinians "nothing" in peace negotiations.
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04/27/2011Talks on Homosexuality Not for Classroom, Says 'Don't Say Gay' Bill Author
Families, not schools, should decide when it is an appropriate time to discuss issues on sexuality, the Tennessee senator behind the "Don’t Say Gay" bill told CNN Tuesday.
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04/25/2011Over 500 Dead After Election of Christian President in Nigeria
Deadly clashes between Muslims and Christians in the north of Nigeria following the re-election of President Goodluck Jonathan has brought the death toll to over 500, according to a local civic group.
Tags Persecution Conflict/War - 04/13/2011
Ill. Bill Allowing Religious Groups to Deny Gay Adoption Killed in Committee
A bill that would allow religious child welfare organizations to turn away adoption and foster care applications by gay couples was shot down by an Illinois Senate commitee Wednesday.
- 04/11/2011
Donald Trump on Faith: I am Christian, Sunday Church Person
Potential GOP presidential contender Donald Trump opened about his faith during an interview with a Christian network, saying he is a Christian and that he's a "Sunday church person."
- 03/28/2011
Governors Urged to Observe National Day of Prayer, Ignore Threats
A Christian legal group is urging governors across the U.S. to not be bullied by anti-religious groups and observe the 60th Annual National Day of Prayer (NDOP) on May 5, telling them that local observances of the annual tradition are completely "constitutional" and "appropriate."
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