Anugrah Kumar
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Christian Student in Britain Lives on $1 a Day to Help Poor
A Christian man studying MBA at University of Westminster and living with a wife and two kids has started a project that involves living on less than $1 a day to raise money for an orphanage in India and spread awareness about the lives of the poor around the world.

Bachmann on Her Conversion, Miscarriage, Parents' Divorce
Michele Bachmann, who extended her weekend Florida outreach into Monday, spoke freely about her conversion to Christianity, her parents’ divorce and losing a child through miscarriage as she urged a group of conservatives to spend their lives for Jesus.

Irene Crosses Into Canada; Cleanup to Take Weeks
A downgraded yet devastating Irene storm left 21 dead, disrupted power in 6 million homes and businesses and caused damages worth billions of dollars across the East Coast before crossing into Canada late Sunday, which set off cleanup and repair efforts that could go on for weeks.

Killing of Al-Qaida's No. 2 Big Victory for CIA
A U.S.-operated drone has killed al-Qaida’s second-in-command Atiyah Abd al-Rahman in Pakistan, giving a major blow to the terror network that relied heavily on the deceased leader for its global operations.
Herman Cain Wins Straw Poll in Home State
Herman Cain, former Atlanta talk radio host who was yet to return from a trip to Israel, won Georgia’s GOP straw poll Saturday with Rep. Ron Paul trailing by a thin margin.

Irene Death Toll at 10 as Storm Nears NYC; 2.8 Million Lose Power
As the slow-moving, now less powerful Hurricane Irene approaches New York City early Sunday, it has already caused nearly 2.8 million people to lose electricity and hundreds of thousands to evacuate along the East Coast.

159 Catholic Priests From Boston on Sex Abuse List
The Catholic Archdiocese of Boston has released a list of 159 priests who have been accused of child sexual abuse to protect children as well as assist survivors of abusive clergy, but activists say it's too late and too little.

Eddie Long Wants to Move Past Sex Charges
Bishop Eddie Long said he wanted to run his Atlanta megachurch “without distractions” after two of the four youngsters who accused him of luring them into homosexual sex acts declared they were writing a book about their experiences although they had withdrawn all lawsuits.

Herman Cain Backs Israel With Glenn Beck in Jerusalem
Herman Cain was the only Republican presidential candidate at the former Fox News host Glenn Beck’s “Restoring Courage” rally in Israel this week, demonstrating his “courage” as well as resilience after a poor showing at the recent Ames Straw Poll.

Maxine Waters to Tea Party: 'Go Straight to Hell'
Democrat Rep. Maxine Waters offered a suggestion to California’s jobless saying they should take on the Tea Party, which she said could go “straight to hell,” apparently holding the conservative movement responsible for the rising unemployment rate.


























