Anugrah Kumar

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  Sep 10, 2011

  9/11 Hard to Explain but Can't Shatter Faith, Joel Osteen Says

  Joel Osteen, the pastor of America’s largest church, said the 9/11 attacks raised questions that remain unanswered even at the 10th anniversary, but the tragedy also united Americans and couldn’t shatter their faith in God.

• Sep 5, 2011

  Internet Has Increased College Plagiarism, Pew Study Finds

  American college students are increasingly plagiarizing others’ work and the Internet has played a significant role in this trend, a new study by Pew Research Center shows.

• Sep 5, 2011

  Libya Rebels Set to Attack Gaddafi Stronghold

  Libya’s rebels surrounded the Gaddafi-held town of Bani Walid Monday and appeared prepared to attack as talks over that city’s peaceful handover had collapsed the previous night.

• Sep 5, 2011

  Tenn. Christian Explores 'Dark Underbelly' of Biblical Womanhood

  An evangelical woman from Tennessee is set to complete her one-year commitment to follow all of the Bible’s instructions for women as literally as possible, including camping out in the backyard during her monthly period, and then come out with a book to promote gender equality.

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  Sep 5, 2011

  Tropical Storm Lee Causes Deaths, Tornadoes, Floods; Loses Punch

  At least five deaths apparently related to the former Tropical Storm Lee were reported, and tornadoes spawned by it were sighted from the Louisiana Gulf Coast to the Florida panhandle as of Monday morning, hours after Lee was downgraded to a tropical depression. The threat of more flooding remained.

• Sep 4, 2011

  Georgia Church Gets $80,000 Winning Lottery as Offering

  A church in Georgia that had been worshipping without air-conditioning due to a burglary was “thrilled” as it found a winning lottery ticket worth $80,000 placed in the offering plate.

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  Sep 4, 2011

  Nigeria's Christians, Muslims Urge Peace After Dozens Killed

  At least 42 people were killed in a clash in the city of Jos in central Nigeria prompting Christian and Muslim leaders to call for calm amid persistent divisions between the two communities that have caused hundreds of deaths in recent years.

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  Sep 4, 2011

  Tropical Storm Lee Hits Louisiana Coast; Extensive Flooding Feared

  Tropical Storm Lee made landfall on the Louisiana coast early Sunday, bringing with it heavy rain and winds and fears of extensive flooding and flash flooding from the central Gulf coast to the Tennessee Valley.

• Sep 3, 2011

  Atheist Ads Now Appear on Spokane Public Buses

  Public buses in Spokane, Wash., are carrying a godless message as part of a campaign being run by a local group of atheists that is headed by a former Lutheran minister.

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  Sep 3, 2011

  Two Massive Black Holes Spotted 'Near' Earth

  Astronomers have for the first time been able to image a pair of black holes, more massive than about a million suns, in a spiral galaxy similar to the Milky Way.