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  • Wildfire Forces Labor Day Visitors to Flee Forest Near Los Angeles

    A wildfire that broke out in the Angeles National Forest in Southern Calif., prompting evacuation of hundreds of visitors on the Labor Day holiday weekend, was only 5 percent contained on Monday night.

  • Tens of Thousands Remain Powerless, Homeless in Hurricane Isaac's Aftermath

    Tens of Thousands Remain Powerless, Homeless in Hurricane Isaac's Aftermath

    Tens of thousands of people are powerless and thousands remain in emergency shelters nearly a week after Hurricane Isaac swamped the Gulf Coast with a deluge. President Barack Obama met victims on Monday while officials assessed the damage which might cost over $2 billion.

  • Muslim Cleric Framed Christian Girl in Pakistan's Blasphemy Case, Police Say

    A court in Pakistan has sent a Muslim cleric to 14 days in custody after he was accused of tampering with evidence to frame a minor Christian girl, believed to be mentally disabled, in a "blasphemy" case and thereby expel all area Christians.

  • Obama, Romney Tied Ahead of Democratic Convention

    As the Democratic convention begins this week, a new poll shows President Barack Obama has lost the slight edge he had over GOP challenger Mitt Romney until last week's Republican convention.

  • Nick Vujicic on Why God Made Him Limbless

    Nick Vujicic on Why God Made Him Limbless

    Evangelist Nick Vujicic, who spoke at Saddleback Church in Calif. on Sunday, was born with neither arms nor legs, and questioned God for eight years why it was so. The answer changed his life, and through him that of tens of thousands of others.

  • Battle Over Voter ID Laws Intensifies as Election Nears

    Federal judges appear to be going against Republican-backed state measures to prevent voter fraud saying they discriminate against the poor and minorities. But states say they will appeal every court ruling to the Supreme Court before the November election.

  • Ex-Navy SEAL's Lawyer Responds to Pentagon's Allegations

    Ex-Navy SEAL's Lawyer Responds to Pentagon's Allegations

    The lawyer of the former U.S. Navy SEAL who has written a controversial, first-hand account of the killing of Osama Bin Laden says the Pentagon's warning that his client has violated secrecy agreements and broken federal law overlooks the right the commando has earned to tell his story.

  • Arizona Pastor Indicted for Health Care Fraud

    Michael Salman, a pastor from Phoenix, Ariz., who is in jail after being found guilty of code violations in connection to a building where he held a weekly Bible study, has now been indicted for defrauding the state's Medicaid program of over $118,000.

  • Romney Visits Storm-Hit Louisiana; Obama to Follow

    Romney Visits Storm-Hit Louisiana; Obama to Follow

    Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney canceled a campaign event planned for Friday in Virginia, and instead visited parts of Louisiana hit by Hurricane Isaac. Democrats were displeased with Romney's visit which came before President Barack Obama's scheduled visit on Monday.

  • Detention of Pakistani Christian Girl Extended in Blasphemy Case

    A young Christian girl, believed to be mentally disabled and who has been in judicial custody for 15 days on charges of "blasphemy," will be held for another fortnight, a court ruled Friday. Her accuser has threatened extra-judicial action if the girl is not convicted.

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