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  • Charred Bodies Found After Japan Tunnel Collapse

    Several people trapped inside their burning vehicle are dead after one of Japan's longest tunnels on a busy highway near Tokyo collapsed and caught fire on Sunday morning. More motorists are feared trapped amid ongoing rescue efforts.

  • Obama Takes 'Fiscal Cliff' Plan to Public to Pressure Republicans

    Obama Takes 'Fiscal Cliff' Plan to Public to Pressure Republicans

    With just 30 days left for Democrats and Republicans to agree on how to avoid a year-end "fiscal cliff," President Barack Obama used his weekly address Saturday to call on Congress to extend the middle-class tax break in an apparent move to increase pressure on the GOP.

  • Catholics Far Behind Evangelicals in Devotion to Faith, Study Shows

    A new study has found that Catholics now have the lowest proportion of "strongly affiliated" followers among America's major religious traditions, while evangelicals are growing stronger in their devotion to their faith.

  • Obama Aides Defend White House 'Fiscal Cliff' Plan

    Obama Aides Defend White House 'Fiscal Cliff' Plan

    A day after Republicans rejected President Barack Obama's proposal to avoid a year-end "fiscal cliff," administration officials on Friday sought to defend the plan claiming it does not seek to prevent spending cuts or rely heavily on tax hikes.

  • US Supreme Court Delays Decision on Calif. Prop 8, DOMA

    The U.S. Supreme Court was expected on Friday to take action on same-sex marriage cases involving California Proposition 8 and the Defense of Marriage Act, but the justices apparently need more time to consider the claim that gays and lesbians have a fundamental right to marry.

  • Another Church Bombing in Nigeria Kills 11 People

    Another Church Bombing in Nigeria Kills 11 People

    Suspected suicide bombers from Islamist group Boko Haram detonated two cars laden with explosives at a Protestant church during Sunday morning service, killing at least 11 people and wounding 30 others in a major military establishment in northern Nigeria's Kaduna State.

  • Most Britons Support Teaching of Christianity in School, Poll Says

    Almost two-thirds of adults questioned by Oxford University in a survey said they support the teaching of Christianity in schools, and two-fifths said teaching about the faith needs more attention in religious education lessons.

  • Rejection of Women Bishops Damaged Anglicans' Reputation, Bishop Says

    As he was enthroned as Bishop of the Church of England Diocese of Chichester on Sunday, the traditionalist Rt. Rev. Dr. Martin Warner said in his sermon that last Tuesday's General Synod decision against allowing women to serve as bishops damaged the Church's reputation.

  • John McCain Warns of Islamist Takeover in Egypt; Israel-Hamas Talks to Resume in Cairo

    John McCain Warns of Islamist Takeover in Egypt; Israel-Hamas Talks to Resume in Cairo

    U.S. Sen. John McCain warned Sunday that Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi's power grab could lead to formation of an Islamist state or another military takeover even as clashes between Morsi's supporters and opponents continued in the nation that is hosting cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas.

  • Crowds Grow But Sales Dip on Black Friday, Report Says

    Crowds Grow But Sales Dip on Black Friday, Report Says

    Malls and big-box stores across the nation had more shoppers visiting on Black Friday than the previous year, but sales decreased thanks perhaps to retailers starting the holiday shopping season on Thanksgiving night, says a report.

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