Anugrah Kumar
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Kim Kardashian pays $80K to buy back dad’s Bible given to OJ Simpson, gifts it to sister
Reality star and businesswoman Kim Kardashian has revealed that she was the anonymous buyer who spent $80,276 to purchase her late father Robert Kardashian’s Bible, which had once been gifted to former NFL player O.J. Simpson. The transaction was featured on a recent episode of Hulu’s “The Kardashians.”

India: Christian families denied right to bury deceased relatives
Two Christian families in India’s Chhattisgarh state were denied the right to bury deceased relatives in their native villages. In both incidents, locals blocked access to burial plots and insisted on Hindu rites as a condition for entry, forcing the families to travel elsewhere to perform final rites.

CofE pleads with Labour gov’t not to end Places of Worship Grant to restore historic churches facing collapse
The Church of England has urged the Labour government to secure long-term funding for a key tax relief scheme, warning that hundreds of historic churches face collapse if it's allowed to expire.

Christian school head teacher, parents spar over 'KPop Demon Hunters'
A Church of England primary school has told families to discourage students from singing songs from the popular animated musical "KPop Demon Hunters," citing concerns that the film’s demon-themed content conflicts with Christian values.

Marjorie Taylor Greene announces resignation after Trump spat
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., said Friday night she would resign from Congress in early January. The announcement followed a public breakdown in her relationship with President Donald Trump over issues including the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related files.

European court rules against Poland after woman traveled abroad for 2nd trimester abortion
A woman who was 15 weeks pregnant when Poland’s top court ruled against abortion for fetal defects has won her case at the European Court of Human Rights, which found that she was denied her rights due to legal uncertainty that forced her to travel abroad for the procedure.

ISIS-linked jihadis slit throats of breastfeeding mothers during a hospital attack: official
A rebel group's attack on a Catholic hospital's maternity ward in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo killed around 20 people, including breastfeeding mothers and their babies. Authorities have blamed the Allied Democratic Forces, an armed group affiliated with the Islamic State, for the massacre.

Evangelicals offer praise for Armenia PM after he recites Bible at prayer breakfast amid church tensions
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, under criticism from rights groups over his government's treatment of senior clergy from Armenia's national church, received strong praise from American and British Evangelical leaders after highlighting his record at the country's first national prayer breakfast on Saturday.

Russian courts ban more Baptist churches in continued crackdown
Russian courts have banned three more Baptist churches affiliated with the Council of Churches Baptists in the southern region of Krasnodar amid an ongoing crackdown on unregistered congregations across the country.

Christian social worker appeals after losing out on job over views on sin
A Christian social worker in the United Kingdom has appealed a tribunal ruling that upheld an employer’s decision to withdraw a mental health job offer after discovering his views on homosexuality.


















