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04/24/2013Rhode Island Senate Approves Gay Marriage Bill, Protects Priests From Ceremonies
The Rhode Island Senate voted on Tuesday to legalize same-sex marriage in the state, moving it closer to becoming the 10th U.S. state to make such a change to the definition of marriage.
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04/24/2013Boston Bombing Suspects Attended Mosque With Radical Ties; Authorities to Speak to Parents
The suspects behind the Boston Marathon bombings last week, 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and 26-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev, attended a mosque that was often visited by radical Islamists and convicted terrorists, reports revealed.
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04/23/2013White House Assures Obama Is Safe Following Hacked News Account Claiming Explosions
The White House has assured citizens that President Barack Obama is safe and well after a hacked Associated Press tweet claimed that he had been injured in two explosions in Washington, D.C.
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04/23/2013Iraqi Christian Pastor Granted 'Private Amnesty,' Safe With Family
Iraqi pastor Abdi Ali Hamzah, also known as Pastor Jamal, has finally been released from prison after 21 months and will get the medical attention that he needs following what one ministry leader is calling an unprecedented move.
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04/23/2013Pastor Saeed Abedini Praying for Boston Bombing Victims From Iranian Prison
U.S. Pastor Saeed Abedini, who is currently suffering from internal bleeding in Iranian prison, said that he is praying for America in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings that killed three people and left over 200 injured last week.
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04/23/2013France Approves Same-Sex Marriage in Final Vote; Riot Police Readied for Protests
France is set to become the 14th country in the world to officially legalize same-sex marriage, after the Socialist-majority Assembly voted 331-225 in favor of a bill to allow same-sex couples to marry and adopt children.
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04/23/2013Boston Bombing Suspect Says No Ties to Terrorist Groups; Motivated by Hate for America, Christianity
The captured suspect behind the Boston Marathon bombing, 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, has been answering questions by authorities regarding the attack, telling officials that he and his older brother, who was killed in a shootout, do not have ties to any terrorist organizations. New information has suggested, however, that they held strong anti-American and anti-Christian views.
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04/22/2013Boston Bombing Suspect Officially Charged as US Citizen, Not Enemy Combatant
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving brother suspected to be behind the Boston Marathon bombing last week, was charged on Monday with using a weapon of mass destruction and will be tried in a civilian court, the White House said.
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ACLJ Rejects Planned Parenthood's 'Clarification' Over Supporting Killing Infants From Botched Abortions
The American Center for Law and Justice has rejected Planned Parenthood's explanation of its comments about killing infants after they have been born, saying that the "clarification" the organization issued came only after it received media scrutiny.
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04/22/2013Skyline Church Pastor Jim Garlow's Wife Passes Away After Battle With Cancer
Pastor Jim Garlow of Skyline Church in San Diego, Calif., has lost his wife, Carol, after a five-year battle with cancer, it was revealed on Sunday.
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04/22/2013Bill Clinton Receives GLAAD Award; Credits Daughter for Gay Marriage Stance
Former president Bill Clinton accepted the Advocate for Change Award at the 24th annual Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation dinner in Los Angeles on Saturday, and revealed that his daughter, Chelsea Clinton, was one of the main reasons he decided to stand up for same-sex marriage.
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04/22/2013Boston Bombing Victim Was Involved With Christian Student Ministry
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, an inter-denominational student ministry that builds communities across campuses in the U.S., revealed that one of the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing was involved with their organization.
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04/20/2013Powerful 'End It' Video: Sex Slaves in Atlanta Shock Passers-By
The End It Movement, a coalition of organizations fighting to end human slavery, led by Pastor Louie Giglio of Passion City Church in Atlanta, has posted a powerful new video showcasing a group of sex slaves being driven around a transparent bus, prompting shocked reactions from onlookers.
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04/20/2013Archbishop on Boston Bombings: 'Something Is Very Wrong With America's Way of Life'
Charles J. Chaput, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Philadelphia, said in a column addressing the Boston Marathon bombings that something is very wrong with America's way of life.
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04/19/2013Church Bombing Suspect Charged With 2011 Christmas Day Slaughter
A Nigerian man was charged on Friday for the 2011 Christmas Day bombing of a Roman Catholic Church in Madalla, on the outskirts of Abuja, which killed 37 people and wounded 57 others.
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