Katherine Weber

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  Jan 15, 2014

  Arian Foster Sued by College Student Claiming He Pressured Her to Have an Abortion

  A Houston woman has filed a lawsuit claiming she is pregnant with Texans running back Arian Foster's baby. The woman says in the lawsuit that Foster has been pressuring her to abort the child.

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  Jan 15, 2014

  Roswell School Shooting: NM Governor Asks for Prayers as Police Investigate

  New Mexico's governor is asking state residents for prayers as police continue to investigate the school shooting that took place Tuesday morning in Roswell, N.M., a town 200 miles southeast of Albuquerque.

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  Jan 15, 2014

  Police Chief Refuses to Remove Cross From Lawn Following Atheist Complaint in Ark.

  A police chief in Arkansas is refusing to remove a small white cross from the lawn of the local police department after an atheist group demanded he do so. The police chief has argued that residents do not find the cross offensive and therefore it will not be removed.

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  Jan 15, 2014

  Parents Outraged After School Counselor Shaves Boy's Head

  Parents in Lehigh Acres, Florida are outraged after a guidance counselor at their local middle school shaved the head of their son after he arrived on campus with an inappropriate haircut.

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  Jan 15, 2014

  Chinese Doctor Receives Death Penalty for Selling Babies

  A Chinese doctor has been sentenced to a suspended death penalty after a court found her guilty of abducting and selling seven newborn babies over a two-year period. The doctor's case has shed negative light on China's child trafficking problem.

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  Jan 15, 2014

  Israeli Defense Minister Calls John Kerry 'Messianic;' US Slams Comments as 'Offensive'

  The U.S. has responded to stinging comments made by Israel's defense minister, who recently described Secretary of State John Kerry's approach to the Middle East peace initiative as "messianic" and said he hopes Kerry will ultimately leave the Middle Eastern country alone.

• Jan 14, 2014

  ACLU Calls Out Kansas State Employee for Sending 'Jesus' Email to Coworkers

  The American Civil Liberties Union says a state-run agency in Kansas could face legal liability after one of its employees used his work email to tell employees about the real meaning of Christmas: "to extol King Jesus."

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  Jan 14, 2014

  Dennis Rodman Apologizes Again for 'Certain Situations' in North Korea; Says 'I'm Not God'

  Former NBA player Dennis Rodman apologized Monday for "the certain situations" currently going on in North Korea, saying he can't control what goes on in the country and that he's "not God." Rodman recently received criticism for comments he made regarding detained American missionary Kenneth Bae, who has been imprisoned in the Asian country for over a year.

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  Jan 14, 2014

  Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Arizona's Appeal for 20-Week Abortion Ban

  The Supreme Court declined Monday to hear Arizona's appeal against a lower court's ruling that determined its ban on abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy was unconstitutional. The lower court's ruling thus remains and the state's ban on abortion after 20 weeks has been struck down.

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  Jan 14, 2014

  Sadie Robertson Thankful Show Has Brought Prayer Back to Schools Through Student-Led 'Duck Dynasty Clubs'

  Sadie Robertson is thankful her family's reality show "Duck Dynasty" has prompted students across the country to pray in school, the 16-year-old said while speaking in Montgomery, Ala., over the weekend.