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  Oct 13, 2014

  Second US Ebola Patient Identified as 26-Y-O Nurse, Nina Pham; She Is Graduate of Texas Christian University

  Nurse Nina Pham, 26, a graduate of Texas Christian University has been confirmed as the Dallas, Texas, health care worker who became the second patient to be diagnosed with Ebola in the U.S. over the weekend.

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  Oct 13, 2014

  AIDS Infected Pastor, Juan McFarland, Who Committed Adultery in Church With Members Refuses to Step Down

  Despite being officially ousted by his church, Juan Demetrius McFarland, a defiant Montgomery, Alabama, pastor who made national news last week when it was revealed that he knowingly had sex with multiple female members of his congregation even though he has full blown AIDS, is refusing to give up the pulpit and conducted worship service on Sunday.

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  Oct 13, 2014

  'Republican Cuts Kill,' Liberal Video Accuses; NIH Director, Evangelical Dr. Francis Collins Says Budget Cuts Hampered Discovery of Ebola Vaccine

  America's response to the deadly Ebola virus took a political turn on the weekend when progressive policy organization, The Agenda Project Action Fund and director of the National Institutes of Health Dr. Francis Collins blamed the current outbreak of the virus on budget cuts supported by Republicans.

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  Oct 10, 2014

  Christian Graduate Gets Obscene Job Rejection Letter From Pro-Gay Viking Employer Calling Mary a 'Whore,' Threatening Jesus

  A recent graduate from a Canadian Christian University who applied for a job with a Norwegian wilderness tourism company got the shock of her life when she was "attacked" for her religion in a series of emails in which Mary, the mother of Jesus, is called a "whore" and Jesus is threatened with sodomy.

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  Oct 10, 2014

  Ebola Victim Thomas Eric Duncan's 9-Day Treatment Cost Hospital Estimated $500K and He Had No Insurance

  The nine-day treatment of Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan who died at the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, Texas, Wednesday cost the hospital an estimated $500,000 and he had no insurance to cover the charges.

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  Oct 9, 2014

  China Is Now the World's Largest Economy Based on Purchasing Power Parity, Says the IMF

  After years of the United States wearing the coveted crown China is now ranked the world's largest economy based on purchasing power parity, according to recent GDP data released by the International Monetary Fund.

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  Oct 9, 2014

  Alabama Pastor Confesses From Pulpit That He Has AIDS, Slept With Church Members Inside Building, Abused Drugs and Money

  A Montgomery, Alabama, Baptist congregation is reeling after their longtime pastor confessed at the pulpit a few Sundays ago that he has AIDS, knowingly slept with church members inside the building without revealing his status, and abused drugs and mishandled the congregation's money.

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  Oct 8, 2014

  Second Texas Patient Exhibiting Symptoms of Ebola Is Transported to Dallas Hospital

  A second patient has been transported to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas after exhibiting symptoms of Ebola Wednesday. The patient, Sgt. Michael Monnig, had been inside the apartment where Thomas Eric Duncan was staying to get a quarantine order signed. Monnig and the two county health officials who entered the apartment with him did not wear protective gear.

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  Oct 8, 2014

  Atheists Want Painting That Suggests 'Real American Children Pray' Removed From School's Office But District Refuses

  The Freedom From Religion Foundation in Madison, Wisconsin, is now lobbying an Oklahoma School District to remove a painting by artist Donald Zolan because it suggests that "real American children pray." The district, however, has refused to comply with the secular group's request.

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  Oct 8, 2014

  Ebola Patient Thomas Eric Duncan Dies; Public Officials Extend Their Condolences to His Family

  Liberian national Thomas Eric Duncan, 42, who became the first person to be diagnosed with Ebola in the United States on Sept. 30, died Wednesday.