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  Jun 5, 2015

  US Air Force Locates and Bombs ISIS Group Headquarters in Syria Using 'Moron' Militant's 'Bragging' Social Media Post

  The U.S. Air Force recently located and successfully bombed a group headquarters for ISIS in Syria using information the agency's intelligence unit took from a social media post by a "moron" militant from the terrorist group which has killed and displaced countless Christians in the Middle East.

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  Jun 5, 2015

  Catholic Church Importing Priests From Africa and Asia for US and European Churches as It Runs Short of Natives

  The Catholic Church has been increasingly turning to Africa and Asia to find priests to staff its parishes in the U.S., Europe and other parts of the world because it's now struggling to find native priests in these areas, according to the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate at Georgetown University.

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  Jun 4, 2015

  Stephen Hawking Would Consider Assisted Suicide If He Became a Burden

  World-renowned physicist and professor Stephen Hawking, 73, who suffers from a rare early-onset of a slow-progressing form of Lou Gehrig's disease that has slowly paralyzed him over several decades, says he would be open to ending his life by assisted suicide if he became a burden.

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  Jun 3, 2015

  Cousins Allegedly Beat 14-Y-O Girl Impregnated by Relative to Abort Baby; Burned Stillborn on BBQ Grill to Hide Crime

  A 14-year-old girl who was allegedly impregnated by a relative then beaten by four of her cousins to force the abortion of her 8-month-old pregnancy, the remains of which was burned on a barbecue grill in an attempt to cover the crime, is being praised by police in Dallas for coming forward to report the crimes.

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  Jun 3, 2015

  Former President of Texas Baptist Convention Commits Suicide After Struggle With Depression; Friend Also Took Own Life

  Phil Lineberger, 69, former president of the Baptist General Convention of Texas and pastor of Sugar Land Baptist Church, reportedly took his own life Sunday after a long battle with depression.

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  Jun 2, 2015

  Creflo Dollar Will Get $70 Million Gulfstream G650 Jet Says Church; World Changers Board Says It Is 'Necessary' for Ministry

  The board of World Changers Church International, which was founded by popular televangelist Creflo Dollar and conducts business as Creflo Dollar Ministries, said in a strongly worded statement that the organization will acquire the luxury multimillion dollar Gulfstream G650 jet they tried to raise $65 million to purchase through a short-lived crowdfunding campaign that sparked public outcry in March.

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  Jun 1, 2015

  Evangelical Powerhouse Wheaton College Removes Dennis Hastert's Name From Center After Indictment for Dodging IRS, Lying to FBI, Allegations of Child Sex Molestation

  Wheaton College, the prominent evangelical alma mater of former Republican House Speaker Dennis Hastert said Sunday that it had removed his name from a center named after him since his scandalous indictment for illegally transferring funds to dodge the IRS and lying to the FBI.

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  May 31, 2015

  Beau Biden, Eldest Son of Vice President Joe Biden, Dies of Brain Cancer at 46

  Joseph "Beau" Biden III, former attorney general of Delaware and the eldest son of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., died Saturday after losing his fight with brain cancer. He was 46.

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  May 28, 2015

  NYC Church Offering Free Movie Tickets to First Time Visitors

  Starting this Sunday a church located in the heart of New York City will be giving away free movie tickets to every first-time visitor as well as the person who invites them.

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  May 28, 2015

  Married Pastor Commits Suicide After Admitting Affair With Church Member; He 'Loved God, Ronald Reagan and Captain America'

  A married pastor and father of three from Ohio who was about to lose his job after confessing to an affair with a member of his flock earlier this month, reportedly took his own life on Friday inside the church-owned parsonage where he lived with his wife and three children.