Anugrah Kumar
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Republicans Back Romney's Planned Visit to Israel
Sen. John McCain is among the Republicans who are supporting Mitt Romney's planned visit to Israel amid Democrats' call for the presidential candidate to stay closer to home in the face of a high unemployment rate in the United States.
Nativity Church's Heritage Status Hailed as Milestone in Palestinian State-Building
A week after the United Nations' cultural arm granted the world heritage status to the ancient Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Salam Fayyad called it the "most remarkable" milestone in Palestinian state-building.
Little Respite Expected From Extreme Heat in US on Sunday
Temperatures are expected to drop only a little in much of the United States, where at least 30 people have died in a prolonged heat wave. However, relief is on the way, forecasters assured.
Episcopal Church Votes to Allow Transgender Ministers
A day after a legislative body of the Episcopal Church voted to sell the denomination's New York headquarters amid budget cuts and declining membership, church leaders on Saturday adopted legislation to give transgenders the right to become lay and ordained ministers.
Episcopal Church Leaders Vote to Sell NY Headquarters
Amid budget cuts, staff layoffs and losses in membership, a legislative house of The Episcopal Church voted Friday to sell the denomination's headquarters in New York. Church leaders will also vote on a resolution calling for pastors to bless same-sex unions.
Billy Graham Remembers Sterling Huston as 'Indispensable' to Crusades
Evangelist Billy Graham remembered his close associate Dr. Sterling Huston, who died of cancer last week, as "indispensable" to his ministry, and recalled his confidence in the life-changing power of the Gospel.

Obama, Romney Trade Blame for June Unemployment Report
As the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday that the unemployment rate remained at 8.2 percent in June, President Barack Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney responded by trading blame for the state of the country's economy.

What Are Obama, Romney Doing on Fourth of July?
President Barack Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney will be with their respective families on the Fourth of July. But given the unmatched patriotic spirit the holiday brings with it, the two will also seek to connect with voters by participating in Independence Day events.

Scientists Announce Near Discovery of 'God Particle'
Scientists at a nuclear research facility in Switzerland announced Wednesday a milestone in their decades-long hunt for a subatomic particle, known as the "God particle," which should help explain why objects have mass and answer other fundamental questions about the universe.
Hotel in Britain Replaces Gideon's Bible With Kindle Carrying Scriptures
A hotel in Newscastel, England, has replaced copies of the traditional Gideon Bible placed in each of its 148 rooms with a Kindle pre-loaded with the book.



















