Anugrah Kumar
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Santorum, Gingrich Quit Race With Millions in Debt
Federal filings for April show that when Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich ended their campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, they were $2.3 million and $4.8 million in debt, respectively.

Md. Megachurch Gives Tearful Ovation to Trayvon Martin's Mother
A megachurch in Baltimore, Md., had an emotional service Sunday as Trayvon Martin's mother, Sybrina Fulton, hugged each parent whose children had been victims of "senseless violence."

3 Charged in Marvin Winans Carjacking Case
Prosecutors charged three men Sunday in relation to the robbery and carjacking of minister and Grammy Award-winning singer the Rev. Marvin Winans.

Expert Claims Over-Praise Drives Bullying
Anti-bullying expert Paul Coughlin says serial bullies often have inordinate self-esteem and do not view themselves negatively as many presume. This evil, he stresses, must not be under-reacted to.

Joplin Church Emerges Stronger Than Last Year's Tornado
A year after a devastating tornado killed at least 161 people in Joplin, Mo., a church that was destroyed plans to show who God is by helping victims of recent tornadoes in Indiana.
Same-Sex Marriage Battle Intensifies in Minnesota
The battle for and against the constitutional ban on gay marriage has kicked into full swing in Minnesota six months ahead of the vote due to President Barack Obama's recent support of same-sex marriage.

Chinese Dissident Chen Guangcheng Arrives in US
Blind Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng, who escaped house arrest in China last month, made his way with his immediate family out of his country and arrived in Newark, N.J., Saturday evening after three weeks of high-level negotiations between Washington and Beijing.

Anger Behind Convict's Strong Showing Against Obama, Biden Says
A convicted felon won 40 percent of votes in last week's West Virginia Democratic primary because Americans are angry about the state of the economy, Vice President Joe Biden said, blaming it on the recession President Barack Obama "inherited."
49 Decapitated Bodies Found on Mexico Highway
Mexican authorities found 49 bodies, with their heads, hands and feet severed, on a northern highway leading to the Texas border on Sunday morning, and blamed it on rivalry between drug cartels.

Black Pastors Speak Out on Obama's Gay Marriage Stance
Black pastors across the country dwelt on President Barack Obama's stance during worship services Sunday, after Obama's May 9 announcement that he supports gay marriage.



















