Anugrah Kumar
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'I Won't Let Chick-fil-A in My Ward,' Says Chicago Alderman
A Chicago alderman is threatening to block Chick-fil-A's plan to build a restaurant in his ward because the fast-food chain's top executive opposes gay marriage.
Senate Democrats Pass Tax Cut Bill With Eye on Election?
Democrats in the U.S. Senate pushed for and succeeded in the passage of a bill to extend tax cuts for the middle class. Democrats seemingly pushed for the measure just to allow President Obama to say to voters in the run-up to the Nov. 6 presidential election that his party got the measure passed but Republicans prevented his party from implementing it.
Rob Bell Shares How God's Love Won His Heart
Rob Bell, the bestselling author whose book Love Wins caused a firestorm in the evangelical community, shared on Tuesday how God's love led him to become a Christian minister when all he wanted to do was play in a band.
Batman Hero Christian Bale Visits Colorado Shooting Victims
Christian Bale, the hero in the latest Batman film, "The Dark Knight Rises," on Tuesday visited victims of last week's mass shooting in Colorado allegedly by a 24-year-old man who was mimicking Batman's arch-enemy, the Joker.
Over 100 Killed in Attacks During Ramadan in Iraq
Iraq's Shi'ite community and government officials were targeted in a series of attacks around the country that killed at least 125 people soon after the beginning of the Muslims' holy month of Ramadan.

Pastor Recalls Colorado Shooting Suspect as Loner; Christians Offer Counseling to Families
The pastor of the Colorado shooting suspect's family church in San Diego, Calif., said all he can recall about the now 24-year-old man is that he was shy and wanted to do well at school.

Penn State Takes Down Joe Paterno's Statue
Responding to an investigative report on the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal, Penn State University took down a statue of famed state football coach Joe Paterno, accused of concealing abuse claims, from outside the football stadium Sunday.

Obama, Churches Honor Colorado Shooting Victims
President Barack Obama met with friends and family of the Colorado shooting victims on Sunday as churches around Aurora reflected on the tragic incident that left 12 killed and at least 58 wounded.
Troops March in Uniform for First Time in Calif. Gay Parade
For the first time ever in the United States, troops wearing military uniforms marched in a gay parade in San Diego, Calif., on Saturday.

George W. Bush to Skip Republican National Convention
Former President George W. Bush said through his spokesman that he will not attend the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., next month because he's enjoying his time "away from the spotlight."


























