Katherine Weber

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• Oct 12, 2012

  Firefighter Loses Job After Sending Emails to Christian Colleagues

  A Washington firefighter was recently terminated for using his department email account to send faith-based content to fellow firemen belonging to a Christian fellowship.

• Oct 12, 2012

  Cleveland Bus Driver Uppercuts Aggressive Girl; Internet in Shock

  A shocking video circulating on the Internet Friday shows a Cleveland bus driver punching a teenage girl during a verbal altercation. The Cleveland-area transit authority has responded to the incident, confirming that the unidentified driver has been removed from his post and that his behavior was "absolutely unacceptable."

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  Oct 12, 2012

  'Becoming Visible' Author Sue McGray Tells of Transition From Insecure Codependency to Successful Entrepreneur

  In her new book Becoming Visible: Letting Go of the Things that Hide Your True Beauty, author Sue Z. McGray talks of the struggle she personally faced overcoming immense feelings of insecurity, self-doubt, and tragedy, including the death of her younger sister, before eventually rising to one of the highest echelons of the Mary Kay Cosmetics Corporation.

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  Oct 11, 2012

  Christiane Amanpour, World Vision Promote Women's Education at 10x10 Gala

  On the evening of Wednesday, Oct. 10, influential women from around the world gathered in New York City, New York to help promote the 10x10 campaign, a global action initiative aimed at encouraging women's education.

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  Oct 11, 2012

  Egyptian Christian Boys Accused of Desecrating Quran Cleared of Blasphemy

  The Egyptian courts have closed the case of two young Christian boys accused of blasphemy for allegedly desecrating d a Quran, a decision that has prompted critics to question the direction of Egypt's freedom of speech laws.

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  Oct 10, 2012

  LifeWay Cites Poor Sales in Refusal to Sell Controversial 'Biblical Womanhood' Book

  LifeWay Christian Resources has issued a statement explaining its decision to not stock in its stores Christian blogger and author Rachel Held Evans' new book, A Year of Biblical Womanhood, which has received mixed reviews regarding its theological message.

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  Oct 9, 2012

  ACLJ Confirms Dismissing Attorney Accused of Affairs With Young Gay Men

  Recent unconfirmed reports indicate that James Henderson, a senior attorney for the conservative, Christian Washington, D.C.-based legal group American Center for Law and Justice, was fired from his position at the organization in late September due to his alleged relationships with two younger men.

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  Oct 9, 2012

  LifeWay Drops Rachel Held Evans' 'A Year of Biblical Womanhood'

  According to author Rachel Held Evans, LifeWay Christian Resources will not stock A Year of Biblical Womanhood at its bookstores when it is released later this month, possibly over the book's inclusion of the term "vagina".

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  Oct 9, 2012

  Obama Ad Uses Big Bird to Mock Mitt Romney's Economic Policies

  A new advertisement produced by President Barack Obama's campaign takes a hit at GOP candidate Mitt Romney and his recent comments about cutting government funding to PBS and its "Sesame Street" character, the beloved Big Bird.

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  Oct 5, 2012

  Fla. Teen Accused of Strangling Newborn, Hiding Body in Hamper

  A 14-year-old girl who strangled her newborn baby after giving birth at her Florida home will be prosecuted as an adult for first degree murder and aggravated child abuse, a Polk grand jury determined Thursday.