Anugrah Kumar
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Famed Atheist Lawrence Krauss Removed From ASU's Origins Project Over Sexual Misconduct Claims
Physicist and skeptic author Lawrence Krauss has been ousted as the director of Arizona State University's Origins Project over recent allegations of sexual misconduct.

Church Employee Charged With Stealing Over $100K From Maryland Congregation
A Maryland woman has been charged with embezzling more than $100,000 from her church in a scheme that lasted several months.

Judge Orders Pastor Paula White to Pay Woman Over $13,000 in Copyright Lawsuit
A U.S. District Court in Florida has ordered Pastor Paula White to pay $13,707 to a woman for causing "emotional harm" by suing her for copyright infringement after she posted videos criticizing her church and ministries.

Bible Gateway Lists Top 10 Searches Among 14 Billion Views in 25 Years
On its 25th anniversary, the online scripture resource Bible Gateway declares it has been viewed more than 14 billion times and reveals what its top 10 keyword searches and top five Bible verses searched and shared by its users are.

Planet Fitness Loses Appeal Against Woman Who Lost Membership for Opposing Trans Locker Room Policy
A Michigan appeals court has ruled in favor of a woman who filed a lawsuit against Planet Fitness' transgender-friendly locker room policy after her membership was revoked following her complaint about a man walking into the women's locker room while she was getting undressed.

'Trump Anxiety Disorder' Increasing, Therapists Say
The number of Americans suffering from "Trump Anxiety Disorder," a term coined by psychiatrists in 2007, is on the rise, claims CBC News.

Religious Male Students Less Sexually Aggressive, Coercive, Study Finds
Frequent participation in religious activities protects college men from engaging in sexually aggressive and coercive behaviors, according to a new research.

Pope Francis Strips US Cardinal of Title, Orders Life of 'Seclusion' Amid Sex Abuse Accusations
Pope Francis has ordered the suspension of Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, a prominent leader of the Catholic Church in the United States, from exercising any public ministry and placed him in seclusion "for a life of prayer and penance" following accusations of sexual abuse of a teenage altar boy decades ago.

Nicaraguan Priest Warns of Refugee Crisis Coming to America as People Flee Country
Nicaraguans are leaving the country for safety and "a lot" of them might arrive in the United States if the situation gets worse, says a Catholic priest whose parish recently came under siege during an ongoing brutal crackdown on anti-government protests in that country that has killed over 300 people.

Anthony Hopkins Says This 1 Question About God Saved Him From Alcoholism
Speaking at a conference in California, Academy award-winning actor Anthony Hopkins, who has starred in films like "The Remains of the Day," frankly discussed his longtime fight with alcoholism and how "trust in God" helped him overcome it and saved his life and career.


























