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  Dec 2, 2013

  Speed a Factor in 'Fast & Furious' Actor Paul Walker's Death in Car Crash

  Speed was a factor in the death of Paul Walker, actor and star of the "Fast & Furious" movie franchise, in Saturday's explosive car crash involving a Porsche, according to an official in Los Angeles, California.

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  Dec 2, 2013

  Insurers Wary Despite White House Claim of HealthCare.gov Site Repair

  The Obama administration's claim Sunday that they have achieved the goal of getting the HealthCare.gov site running smoothly apart from the need for a few more fixes, didn't cut ice with all insurers and states, some of which want to bypass the difficult-to-operate technology behind the "Obamacare."

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  Dec 2, 2013

  TD Jakes' Potter's House Offers Free HIV Testing

  As millions around the world observed AIDS Day on Sunday, Bishop T.D. Jakes' The Potter's House megachurch provided free HIV testing to hundreds of people in Dallas, Texas, to express solidarity with those affected and send out the message that getting tested is "simple, easy and important."

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  Dec 1, 2013

  White House Urges N. Korea to Release US Christian Kenneth Bae, 85-Y-O Veteran Merrill Newman

  The White House has urged North Korea to release Christian missionary Kenneth Bae, who has been imprisoned at a labor camp for over a year, and Merrill Newman, an 85-year-old U.S. veteran of the Korean War who has been held there since October.

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  Dec 1, 2013

  Tributes Pour in for TBN Founder Paul Crouch, Including From Max Lucado, Creflo Dollar

  Author Max Lucado and televangelists Creflo Dollar and Benny Hinn are among the thousands who have paid their tributes to Paul Franklin Crouch, co-founder of Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), who is being remembered for his faith and ministry. He died at age 79 on Saturday.

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  Nov 30, 2013

  India Group Seeks Action on 'Mass Conversion' of Aboriginals to Christianity

  An influential aboriginal tribal group in southern India has lodged a formal police complaint seeking penal action against missionaries for allegedly converting more than 1,000 original indigenous families to Christianity by "allurement" and "brainwashing."

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  Nov 30, 2013

  Mike Huckabee's Radio Show Ending Dec 12

  Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee has announced that his radio show, which is heard three hours a day on over 200 radio stations across the United States, is ending on Dec. 12, as he is preparing for some "new endeavors."

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  Nov 30, 2013

  Chris Christie, Hillary Clinton Top Contenders for 2016, New Poll Shows

  A new poll has indicated that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton may be the top contenders for their respective parties' tickets in the race for the 2016 presidential nominations.

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  Nov 25, 2013

  US Postal Service 'Holiday Stamp' Ad Excludes Christmas; Includes Hanukkah, Kwanzaa

  The U.S. Postal Service is drawing criticism on social media over its recent advertising mailer promoting "holiday stamps," which features Hanukkah and Kwanzaa stamps but none on Christmas, except one with a colorful gingerbread house.

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  Nov 25, 2013

  Sarah Palin Responds to MSNBC Host's Comments; Says God has Enabled Her to Defend Herself

  Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin responded for the first time to MSNBC host Martin Bashir's statement that perhaps someone should poop and urinate in her mouth, calling his remarks "vile" and "evil" and saying she is not affected by them and God has blessed her with a platform to defend herself.