Anugrah Kumar

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  Feb 13, 2016

  Former Yazidi Sex Slaves Form All-Female Battalion to Attack ISIS in Iraq

  Hundreds of Yazidi women who were forced by Islamic State into sexual slavery have come together to form an all-female battalion to launch a massive assault against their abusers in Iraq.

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  Feb 10, 2016

  5th Century Underground Church Discovered in Turkey Depicts Jesus Rising Up Into the Sky

  Turkish archaeologists excavating the world's largest known underground city in the Cappadocia region of central Turkey have found a fifth century underground church with scenes of Jesus rising into the sky.

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  Feb 9, 2016

  Ben Carson Says He'd Use Military, Other Means to Check North Korea's Nuclear Technology

  Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson responded to North Korea's launch of a satellite or similar device into orbit during the weekend provoking the U.S. and its allies, saying, as president, he would use "every arrow in our quiver," including military, to check the nuclear and missile technology of the communist dictatorship.

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  Feb 9, 2016

  ISIS Crucifies Civilian 'Spies' on Advertising Billboards in Libya

  ISIS is crucifying civilians accused of spying by stringing them up on advertising billboards and leaving them there to hang for days in the Libyan city of Sirte.

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  Feb 8, 2016

  New CDC Recommendations Acknowledge Life Begins at Conception?

  In its new recommendations, the Centers for Disease Control says young women should completely abstain from alcohol so that babies are not born with fetal alcohol syndrome, the leading known preventable cause of developmental and physical birth defects in the U.S.

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  Feb 8, 2016

  Pope Remains Silent on Religious Freedom in His First Interview on China

  In his first interview on China, Pope Francis urged the world not to fear the communist country's fast rise and sent Chinese New Year's greetings to the Chinese people and President Xi Jinping, but didn't raise the issue of religious restrictions.

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  Feb 8, 2016

  Canada's Assisted Suicide Law Puts Christian Doctors' Conscience at Risk

  Canada's Christian leaders and medical practitioners expressed concerns to lawmakers over a proposed law on physician-assisted death, which, they say, would force them to perform legalized euthanasia.

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  Feb 7, 2016

  Wheaton College, 'Same God' Professor Agree to Part Ways After 9 Years

  Wheaton College and Professor Larycia Hawkins, who was facing disciplinary action for saying that Muslims and Christians worship the same God, have reached a confidential agreement in which Hawkins will leave the college, the evangelical institution said on Saturday.

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  Feb 7, 2016

  Is Iraq Building Concrete Security Wall Around Baghdad?

  The Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi on Saturday denied reports that his country is constructing a concrete wall around the capital city of Baghdad to prevent attacks from the Islamic State terror group.

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  Feb 6, 2016

  Carly Fiorina Excluded From ABC's Republican Debate

  While announcing the lineup for Saturday's Republican presidential debate in Manchester, New Hampshire, ABC News excluded Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina despite calls from her fellow GOP candidates to feature her.