Anugrah Kumar
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Colorado Shooting Was 'Calculated, Deliberate,' Police Say
The Colorado shooting that killed at least 12 people early Friday was carried out by the 24-year-old suspect with "calculation and deliberation," police said Saturday. The motive was still not known.
Judge Allows NYC Bus Ad Calling Israel's Foes 'Savages'
A federal judge said Friday that transportation officials violated the First Amendment by refusing to run an NYC bus advertisement by blogger Pamela Geller that called enemies of Israel "savages."

Colorado Shooting Was Planned Weeks Ahead
James Eagen Holmes, the suspect in the Aurora, Colo., movie theater shooting that killed at least 12 people early Friday, planned it at least two months in advance, according to emerging details.

Christians, Liberals Protest Clinton's Egypt Visit
Liberal and Christian groups in Egypt protested U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to the country, alleging Washington had a bias towards Islamist parties and merely wanted to achieve its strategic interests.

Ron Paul Fails to Clinch Speaking Slot at GOP National Convention
Ron Paul has lost his last chance to be nominated, or clinch, a speaking slot at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., with his campaign's failure to secure a plurality of delegates at the state Republican convention in Nebraska.
18 Kids Hurt in Georgia Church Bus Crash
A bus crash in Gwinnett County, Ga., left 18 children injured who were part of a group from Florida that was on its way to a Catholic youth conference.

Joel Osteen's Night of Hope Draws Tens of Thousands in Ohio
More than 14,000 people heard pastor and preacher Joel Osteen's inspiration-filled message at the Quicken Loans Arena facilities in downtown Cleveland, Ohio – the venue for the "Night of Hope" event.

1 Million Evangelical Christians March for Jesus in Brazil
More than 1 million evangelical Christians participated in the annual "March for Jesus" in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Saturday.

Clinton Encourages US Investments in Burma Amid Criticism
Two days after the Obama administration announced U.S. investment will be allowed in Burma amid criticism by human rights groups, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton introduced Burmese President Thein Sein to America's biggest corporations at a meeting in Cambodia.
LifeWay Identifies 8 Attributes of Discipleship
LifeWay Research surveyed more than 4,000 people about their spiritual lives and level of maturity, and identified eight biblical factors that consistently figure in the life of a maturing believer.


























