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  Oct 16, 2017

  Pro-Life Groups Demand Twitter Stop Blocking Anti-Abortion Ad Campaigns

  Pro-life groups Live Action and Susan B. Anthony List are urging Twitter to stop blocking life-affirming messaging that oppose abortion. Facebook, meanwhile, said it would have run such ads.

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  Oct 16, 2017

  Trump Declares This Week 'National Character Counts Week'

  President Donald Trump proclaimed this week as National Character Counts Week, which is to "reflect on the character of determination, resolve, and honor that makes us proud to be American."

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  Oct 16, 2017

  Robert Jeffress Tells Christians to Call Mitch McConnell to Say They're 'Mad as H-E-Double L'

  Speaking on Fox News, Robert Jeffress, senior pastor of First Baptist Dallas, urged all Christians and conservatives to call Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and tell him they are as mad as "H.E.-Double L" about his obstruction of President Donald Trump's nominations for judges who would protect conservative values.

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  Oct 15, 2017

  Alabama School District Removes 'To Kill a Mockingbird;' Says It 'Makes People Uncomfortable'

  A Mississippi school district has removed the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" from a junior-high reading list, saying they received complaints that some of the book's language "makes people uncomfortable."

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  Oct 15, 2017

  Newsweek Slammed for Labeling Values Voter Summit 'Hate Group'

  Newsweek is receiving criticism for calling the Family Research Council's Values Voter Summit a "hate group" in a story highlighting President Donald Trump as the keynote speaker at the event, which was also attended by his former strategist, Steve Bannon.

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  Oct 15, 2017

  Bill Hybels Names Male, Female Co-Pastor Team as His Successor

  Bill Hybels, the founder and Senior Pastor of Willow Creek Community Church, announced the names of two leaders who will take on new roles to replace the role of senior pastor as he transitions out of the church leadership next year.

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  Oct 14, 2017

  Algerian Christian Jailed on Blasphemy Charges Goes on Hunger Strike

  An Algerian Christian, who was sentenced to three years' imprisonment last year for a "blasphemous" Facebook post, has gone on a hunger strike to demand that he be transferred to a prison in his home province.

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  Oct 14, 2017

  'Soldier of Allah' Won't Face Terror Charges Because of Facebook Settings

  A Muslim convert in the United Kingdom threatened to blow up a hospital but authorities could not charge him under the Terrorism Act because his Facebook profile was set to "private."

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  Oct 14, 2017

  Christian Persecution Hits All-Time High Worldwide: Report

  The persecution of Christians is now "worse than at any time in history," according to a report by the Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need, which states that not only are Christians more persecuted than any other faith group, they are also experiencing the worst forms of persecution.

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  Oct 9, 2017

  Dove Apologizes for 'Racist' Facebook Ad Showing Black Woman Turning White

  The globally popular soap brand Dove has apologized for "missing the mark" after it came under fire for a Facebook ad that depicted a black woman transforming into a white woman through its product.