Anugrah Kumar

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  Oct 10, 2011

  Clashes in Egypt Kill 23 After Coptic Church Protests

  Curfew was in force in Cairo Monday morning after deadly clashes left at least 23 dead and over 200 injured following protests by Coptic Christians against growing persecution.

• Oct 9, 2011

  US Catholic Priests Are Happy, Psychologist Says

  A priest-psychologist who has advised American bishops on handling sex-abuse scandals presented his study at Catholic University in Washington, D.C. this week, indicating that contrary to negative media projections, 90 percent of priests are happy.

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  Oct 9, 2011

  Calif. Dream Act for Illegal Immigrants Now a Law

  Undocumented immigrants in California will soon be able to receive state-financed aid to attend college as Gov. Jerry Brown Saturday signed into law the second half of a legislative package known as the California Dream Act.

• Oct 9, 2011

  'Values Voter Bus Tour' to Travel Across America

  Conservative lobbying group Family Research Council Action announced Saturday the launch of a "Values Voter Bus Tour" that will travel the country between now and the Nov. 12, 2012 election, carrying the message of faith, family and freedom.

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  Oct 8, 2011

  LDS Democrats Condemn 'Mormon-Phobia'

  After Baptist Pastor Robert Jeffress said Friday that frontrunner presidential candidate Mitt Romney is not a Christian and that Mormonism is a cult, LDS Democrats condemned the statement saying “Mormon-phobia” had no place in America.

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  Oct 8, 2011

  Steve Jobs Funeral Held in Private to Avoid Protests by Church?

  Steve Jobs, Apple Inc’s co-founder, was buried Friday in a private funeral at an undisclosed location apparently to evade protests by an independent Baptist church that holds the iconic entrepreneur responsible for gay marriage.

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  Oct 8, 2011

  US Asks Court to Block Ala. Immigration Law

  The U.S. federal government and immigration interest groups on Friday urged an appeals court to block a new Alabama immigration law, which they say is ill-conceived and discriminatory and can have diplomatic consequences for America.

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  Oct 3, 2011

  ‘Son of Hamas’ Tells His Story to Ill. Church

  Mosab Hassan Yousef, the eldest son of a founding leader of the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas, told a church in Illinois Sunday how Christ changed his life of terror and violence to one that advocates love and forgiveness.

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  Oct 3, 2011

  Is Mike Huckabee Warming to Mitt Romney?

  Frontrunner Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and his onetime rival Mike Huckabee appeared on Fox News, smiling and laughing as they discussed controversial social issues.

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  Oct 3, 2011

  Billy Graham’s New Book on Aging Not Just for Elderly

  Billy Graham’s new book, Nearing Home, will be released this month, and it not only guides the elderly on how to age with grace but also carries lessons for younger folks.