Katherine Weber

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  Oct 1, 2013

  Abortion 'Could Be' a Woman's Right, Says Texas Gov. Rick Perry's Wife, But Still Opposes It

  Anita Perry, wife of Texas Governor Rick Perry, said in a recent interview that although abortion "could be" a woman's right, similar to an optional medical procedure for a man, she nonetheless does not support the practice.

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  Sep 27, 2013

  'One Nation Under God' Banner Pulled Down After Locals in New Jersey Complain

  A New Jersey town has been forced to remove a popular banner used to support its local high school football team after a small handful of residents complained that the banner's message referenced God.

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  Sep 27, 2013

  Atheists Order Florida City to Remove 131-Year-Old City Seal Due to Cross Symbol; Legal Group Says Court Decision Would Be 'Subjective'

  A city in Florida is battling an atheist group regarding its official city seal that depicts a cross, heart, and anchor. While the atheist group argues the symbols are biblically religious, the city argues they are a part of the town's history and carry no sectarian meaning.

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  Sep 26, 2013

  Olympic Committee 'Fully Satisfied' With Russia's Law on Homosexuality

  The International Olympic Committee [IOC] released a statement Thursday saying Russia's ban against "homosexuality propaganda for minors" does not breach the Olympic charter, adding that it is "fully satisfied" that Russia will not apply the law at the upcoming Sochi winter Olympic games in February.

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  Sep 26, 2013

  Doctor Allegedly Fired for Sending Prayer Email to Colleagues Loses Second Appeal

  A British doctor who was fired from a hospital in England's West Midlands because of a prayer he sent to coworkers has lost his second appeal for wrongful termination this week.

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  Sep 26, 2013

  School District Bans Field Trips to All Houses of Worship in Tenn.

  A school district near the Nashville, Tenn. area has banned class field trips to religious venues after parents expressed concern when their children were taken to a mosque as a part of an honors world studies course.

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  Sep 26, 2013

  Former President George HW Bush Witness at Gay Wedding in Maine

  Former president George H.W. Bush, 89, served as the official witness to the wedding of a same-sex couple in Maine over the weekend.

• Sep 26, 2013

  Evangelical Group Sends Email Blast to 10,000 Pastors to Mobilize Political Renewal in America

  An evangelical group aimed at "restoring America to its Judeo-Christian heritage" through political action has sent out a mass email to over 10,000 pastors in the United States, encouraging them to take a proactive approach in having Christian-minded politicians elected to political office.

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  Sep 26, 2013

  Justin Bieber New Tattoo 2013: Bible's Psalm 119:105 - 'Your Word Is a Lamp for My Feet' (PHOTO)

  Pop star Justin Bieber, who has been vocal about his Christian faith over the years, has displayed a new Christian-themed shoulder tattoo while performing in Singapore earlier this week.

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  Sep 24, 2013

  Man Behind Controversial 'Innocence of Muslims' Film to be Released From Prison

  The creator and promoter behind the controversial "Innocence of Muslims" short film that sparked riots in the Middle East last year will be released from federal custody in Southern California on Thursday for charges unrelated to the film.