Stoyan Zaimov

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  Aug 20, 2014

  ISIS in Video: We Beheaded American Journalist

  The terror group ISIS released a video Tuesday that seemingly shows the brutal beheading of American journalist James Foley, which included the group demanding President Barack Obama end military operations in Iraq. in Iraq.

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  Aug 18, 2014

  Pastor Kong Hee Accused of 'Shortchanging The Faith of Church Members' With Millions Spent on Wife's Pop Star Career

  Pastor Kong Hee of City Harvest Church in Singapore has been accused of having "shortchanged the faith of the church members" by the church's former investment manager, regarding the millions spent on his wife's pop-star career, as the high-profile trial resumed on Monday.

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  Aug 18, 2014

  Over 130,000 Mourners Attend Mass for Brazilian Presidential Candidate Who Died in Plane Crash

  Huge crowds of over 130,000 people attended Mass in Recife Sunday for Brazilian presidential candidate Eduardo Campos, who died in a plane crash last week.

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  Aug 18, 2014

  Major British Hotel Chain Removes Bibles From Rooms Due to 'Multicultural' Society; Church of England Condemns 'Bizarre' Decision

  Travelodge, one of the largest hotel chains in Britain, is removing Bibles from its rooms reportedly because of the country's growing "multicultural" society. The Church of England has condemned the decision, describing it as "tragic and bizarre."

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  Aug 18, 2014

  Kurds Partly Retake Mosul Dam From Islamic Militants Following Obama-Ordered Airstrikes

  President Barack Obama revealed on Sunday that the U.S. launched air strikes against Islamic State militants, also known as ISIS, to help Kurdistan forces retake control of parts of the Mosul Dam in Iraq, in order to protect civilians and American personnel..

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  Aug 15, 2014

  Pope Francis Warns Against Materialism, Urges Evangelism in First South Korea Public Mass

  Pope Francis urged South Korean Catholics to hold fast to the spirit of evangelization and reject "inhumane economic models" as their country's economy continues growing. The pope was addressing close to 50,000 people at Mass in his first ever visit to Asia.

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  Aug 15, 2014

  Navy Reverses Decision to Remove Bibles From Rooms, Reviews Policy

  The U.S. Navy has reversed its decision to remove Bibles from Navy rooms, and has noted that it would be reviewing its policy. Navy Exchange Service Command officials had previously said they would be removing all religious literature, following complaints from an atheist group.

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  Aug 15, 2014

  Robin Williams' Daughter Leaves Twitter, Instagram Following Crude Harassment Over Father's Death

  Social media giant Twitter has said it will be reviewing its user-protection policies after Zelda Williams, the daughter of actor Robin Williams, abandoned her account following a series of crude posts where some sent her Photoshopped pictures of her father's dead body and even blamed her for his suicide.

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  Aug 15, 2014

  Obama Pledges US Will Continue Aiding Iraq in War Against Islamic Militants, But Without Ground Troops

  President Barack Obama has pledged that the United States will continue aiding Iraq in its war against Islamic State militants, but will not be deploying ground troops into the region.

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  Aug 14, 2014

  UN Accuses ISIS Militants of 'Barbaric' Sexual Violence; Says Humanitarian Crisis in Iraq Has Reached Its Highest Level

  The United Nations has declared the highest level of humanitarian emergency in Iraq and has accused Islamic State militants of carrying out "barbaric" acts of sexual violence against women and teenage boys and girls belonging to Iraqi minorities.