Katherine Weber

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  Nov 19, 2013

  Dick Cheney Defends Daughter Liz Cheney in Sisters' Same-Sex Marriage Spat

  Former Vice President Dick Cheney has involved himself in the recent online feud between his two daughters, Liz and Mary, after the two had a public tiff regarding same-sex marriage on Facebook over the weekend. The former political figure said in a joint statement with his wife, Lynne, that they are "pained" to see their family disagree on such issues, adding that Liz, who supports traditional marriage as being between one man and one woman, has always showed "love and respect" toward her siste

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  Nov 19, 2013

  Tim Tebow Poisonous Letter Causes Scare for New Jersey Mayor

  A city hall in New Jersey was recently evacuated after an envelope carrying a photo of Tim Tebow was found to be containing a mysterious white powder.

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  Nov 18, 2013

  Vinicio Riva, Disfigured Man Hugged By Pope Francis in Viral Photo, Speaks: 'I Felt Only Love'

  Vinicio Riva, the disfigured man being hugged by Pope Francis in the recently-viral photo, has spoken about his experience with the Pontiff, saying when the Catholic leader hugged him he felt "only love."

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  Nov 18, 2013

  George Zimmerman Arrested, Charged With Felony After Allegedly Pointing Shotgun at Girlfriend, Breaking Furniture

  Florida's Seminole County Police are reporting that George Zimmerman was arrested Monday afternoon in Apopka, Florida after deputies responded to an alleged domestic dispute call at the home of his girlfriend, Samantha Schiebe.

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  Nov 18, 2013

  Baby Comes Back to Life After 10 Hours in the Morgue, Parents Name Her 'Miracles'

  Parents have named their newborn baby "Miracles" after she came back to life 10 hours after being declared medically dead and being sent to the morgue in the Colombian state of Choco last week.

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  Nov 18, 2013

  Saturday Night Live Spoofs Paxil Commercial for Obama's Second Term

  A new skit from NBC's "Saturday Night Live" poked fun at President Barack Obama's rocky second term by advertising an extra-strength version of the anti-depressant Paxil, "the only anti-depressant strong enough for an embattled second term."

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  Nov 17, 2013

  Atheist Group Threatens to Sue Public Schools Over Participation in Franklin Graham's Operation Christmas Child

  A humanist organization is threatening lawsuits against two public schools for their participation in Operation Christmas Child, a project of evangelist Franklin Graham's international Christian relief organization Samaritan's Purse that seeks to deliver Christmas toys to needy children throughout the world.

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  Nov 17, 2013

  Typhoon Haiyan: Christian Relief Agencies Offer Aid to Philippines, Prepare for Long Haul

  As the death toll in the Philippines reaches over 3,600 from last week's devastating Typhoon Haiyan, Christian aid organizations continue to work endless hours delivering necessary supplies, such as food, water, and medicine to victims, 900,000 of whom have been displaced by the natural disaster. Christian relief agencies such as Integral Alliance and Food for the Hungry have told The Christian Post that while they're offering immediate assistance to those in need, they're also preparing for wha

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  Nov 15, 2013

  China to Ease One Child Policy and End Labor Camp Program

  China's official government news agency announced Friday that the county will be loosening its controversial One Child Policy, as well as end its equally controversial re-education through labor program. These announcements come after top communist leaders met in Beijing for four days of closed meetings to design the country's future over the next 10 years.

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  Nov 15, 2013

  All-Girls Catholic School to Students: 'You're Not a Princess'

  An all-girls' Catholic high school in Kentucky is receiving attention for its latest advertising campaign aimed at recruiting young students. The campaign seeks to take a feminist approach to education by distributing advertisements that read: "You're not a princess" and to "Prepare for real life."