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  • South Sudan Gets US Nod for Defense Aid After 3,000 Killed

    President Barack Obama declared the government of South Sudan eligible to receive defense assistance from the United States after more than 3,000 people were killed in a major ethnic clash in that country amid rising tension with the government in Khartoum.

  • Nigerian Christian Leader Calls for 'Self-Defense' Amid Killings

    Days after the Jihadist group Boko Haram warned Christians in Nigeria to leave the Muslim-majority north or face death amid continual killing of Christians, an influential community leader from the Christian-majority south has urged his people to defend themselves rather than flee.

  • Romney Flaunts Faith Among South Carolina Evangelicals

    Mitt Romney, a Mormon, is portraying himself as a “man of deep and abiding faith” in a new mailer in the evangelical-heavy state of South Carolina, which holds its primary on Jan. 21.

  • Joel Osteen Offers Hope, Rejects Negativity in Seattle

    Tens of thousands gathered Friday night to listen to televangelist and preacher Joel Osteen at his “Night of Hope” event in Seattle, Wash., the first in 2012 and part of his 15-city tour across the United States.

  • 'Sexperiment:' Pastor, Wife to Spend 24 Hours in Bed on Church Roof

    Ed and Lisa Young, founders of Texas-based Fellowship Church, will spend 24 hours in bed on the church roof next week and stream themselves discussing sex live on the Internet to encourage married couples to see firsthand the power of a healthy sex life as prescribed in their new book, Sexperiment.

  • Huntsman Condemns Ad Targeting His Adopted Daughters

    Huntsman Condemns Ad Targeting His Adopted Daughters

    Republican presidential candidate Jon Huntsman on Friday responded to an advertisement apparently made by supporters of rival Ron Paul targeting his adopted daughters from China and India, calling it “stupid” and “nonsense.”

  • Opponents Gear Up as Calif. Gay History Law Takes Effect

    With California’s law mandating public schools to teach about the contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Americans now in force since New Year’s Day, opponents are urging parents to take their children out while preparing for a repeal referendum.

  • Do Tebow's Losses Bring Him Down to Earth?

    Do Tebow's Losses Bring Him Down to Earth?

    The legitimacy of Tim Tebow’s stint as an NFL starting quarterback was questioned again after the Denver Broncos 7-3 loss against the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday afternoon. However, the debate will have to take a back seat for now as the Broncos are headed to the playoffs, clinching the AFC West via a Raiders’ loss.

  • Romney Says He Would Veto DREAM Act if Elected

    Romney Says He Would Veto DREAM Act if Elected

    Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, who is in Iowa campaigning for Tuesday’s caucuses, pledged to veto the DREAM Act, which would help children of undocumented immigrants gain citizenship if they attend college or serve in the military.

  • Bachmann Speaks of Faith, Gender in Iowa

    Bachmann Speaks of Faith, Gender in Iowa

    Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann shared the story of her salvation at an evangelical church in the first caucus state on Sunday, and told other Iowans that America needed a “strong woman” as its leader.

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