Anugrah Kumar
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Gingrich Eyes Cain Supporters as Romney Gets Bad News
Soon after Herman Cain dropped out of the Republican presidential nomination race Saturday, new frontrunner Newt Gingrich began to court the former Georgia businessman’s supporters amid heightened attacks by rival candidate Mitt Romney.

Huntsman Accepts Debate With Gingrich, Rejects Donald Trump's Debate
Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman accepted an invitation from former House Speaker Newt Gingrich to participate in a Lincoln-Douglas-style debate in New Hampshire this month, but declined to attend two other debates in Iowa, one of which will be moderated by Donald Trump.
Ky. Church Pastor to Seek Reversal of Ban on Interracial Couples
The pastor of a small church in Eastern Kentucky that barred interracial couples from becoming members or leading worship said he planned to ask members to strike down the decision, perhaps as early as Sunday.

Republicans Play Down Lowest Jobless Rate Since 2009
Labor statistics released Friday show that the U.S. unemployment rate dropped last month to 8.6 percent, the lowest since March 2009. But Republicans say it’s still too high to signal improvement and that many Americans have given up on their job searches, thus causing the rate to decrease.

2011 Hurricane Season Ends Leaving 120 Dead
The 2011 hurricane season ends Wednesday leaving 120 people dead and causing over $11 billion in damage, according to estimates. The season produced 19 named tropical storms

Gingrich Woos Christians in South Carolina
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich, who recently rose to be a front-runner with Mitt Romney as his rival, chose a church as the first stop of his three-day campaign swing through South Carolina, where about 40 percent of the voters are evangelicals.
Christian at London Airport Sacked for Fighting 'Radical Muslim Bullies'
A Christian woman fired for taking on alleged radical Muslim colleagues who mocked Jesus and bullied Christians at London’s Heathrow Airport is suing her former employers, saying her case raises issues of national security, religious harassment and workers’ rights.

Bethlehem's Nativity Church to Get Overdue Repairs
The ancient Church of the Nativity, built over the cave that is traditionally seen as the birthplace of Jesus, in the West Bank town of Bethlehem will finally get the long overdue repairs that have thus far been hindered by a longtime denominational rivalry over the structure’s ownership.

Cain Blames Fall in Support on Sex Abuse Accusations
Herman Cain acknowledged on Sunday that his support for the Republican presidential nomination had dropped but for that he held “false accusations” and media’s “confusion” over his positions on key issues responsible

Tensions Feared as Egypt's Military Faces Biggest Protest Yet
Two days after Friday’s biggest protest yet against the military government in Egypt, clashes between police and protesters were feared yet again as a rally was planned for Sunday following the killing of an unarmed protester in Cairo.



















