Anugrah Kumar
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Karen Santorum: Christian Faith Is Everything to Us; Run for President Is God's Will
Rick Santorum's wife, Karen, said in an interview that her husband was running for president because God asked him to, and he is in the primary race "for the long haul."

Americans Likely to Spend $16.8 Billion on Easter
While Easter is a time to meditate on and celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus for Christians, it brings good news for retailers, too. From apparel and candy to food and decorations, American consumers are expected to spend $16.8 billion on the occasion on April 8, according to a survey.

Egypt's Copts Debate Role of New Pope After Shenouda III
A little over a week after the death of Pope Shenouda III, the Coptic Orthodox church of Egypt is facing a crucial dilemma in the face of the rise of Islamism. Should the next leader speak for the rights of Christians, like his predecessor did, or should he be a peace-maker?

White House Defends Obama's Trayvon Martin Remarks
White House senior adviser David Plouffe sought to explain President Barack Obama's comment on the killing of Trayvon Martin, a black teenager, saying it showed his parental instinct. The aide also hit back at candidates Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum for their criticism of the president.

Christians, Pastors Wear Hoodies to Church; Speak Out for Trayvon
Christians across the country went to church on Sunday wearing hooded sweatshirts to show solidarity with Trayvon Martin, who wore one when he was killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer in Florida. Pastors called for justice for the slain black teenager as part of their sermons.

Poll Shows Romney Leading in California
Republican presidential candidate front-runner Mitt Romney is comfortably leading in support from registered GOP voters in California, but his likely win in the June 5 primary will be without much enthusiasm, a new poll has shown.

Dick Cheney Recovering After Heart Transplant
Former Vice President Dick Cheney underwent heart transplant surgery Saturday and is recovering in the intensive care unit of a Virginia hospital.

Thousands Take to Streets Nationwide to Protest Trayvon Martin's Killing
Thousands of Americans called for justice in rallies around the country Saturday in support of Trayvon Martin, a black teenager who was killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer in Florida last month.

Islamists Nearly Wipe Out Christians in Syrian City
While the world is raising concerns over rights abuses by anti-government forces in Syria's ongoing violent conflict, few would even know that militant Islamists have expelled the majority of Christians from the western city of Homs, according to the country's largest church.

Pope Benedict Arrives in Mexico; Condemns Drugs, Violence
Pope Benedict XVI arrived in Mexico Friday as tens of thousands in the world's largest Roman Catholic country lined up along the streets to greet him with cheers and tears. He encouraged the nation and the church to fight the evils of drugs, violence and idolatry of money.


























