Stoyan Zaimov

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  May 29, 2014

  John Boehner Has Moral, Biblical Choice to Make on Immigration Reform Vote, Says Jim Wallis

  Sojourners President Jim Wallis said that House Speaker John Boehner faces both a moral and a biblical choice regarding putting immigration reform up for a vote in Congress before the August deadline, or it will likely be delayed for another year.

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  May 28, 2014

  Ken Ham Responds to 'Anti-Creationist' Rachel Maddow 'Rant'

  Creation Museum CEO and President Ken Ham responded to what he called an "anti-creationist rant" by MSNBC host Rachel Maddow, who criticized the $43 million in Kentucky tax incentives being given to his ministry's full-sized Noah's ark attraction.

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  May 28, 2014

  Edward Snowden Blames US for Stranding Him in Russia; John Kerry Accuses Him of Helping Terrorists

  Controversial U.S. fugitive Edward Snowden has blamed the government for stranding him in Russia, something which he never intended to happen. Secretary of State John Kerry fired back, however, calling it a "dumb answer" and accusing him of helping terrorists.

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  May 28, 2014

  Islamic Leader Condemns Boko Haram and Terrorism

  The president of Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs has condemned the actions of militant group Boko Haram, proclaiming that terrorism "has no place" in Islam. The Roman Catholic Cardinal Archbishop of Abuja applauded those comments.

• May 28, 2014

  'Virgin Mary Should've Aborted' Facebook Page Removed Following Pro-Life Campaign

  A controversial Facebook page titled "Virgin Mary Should've Aborted," which had close to 12,000 followers, has been taken down after pro-life groups united in a campaign against it.

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  May 27, 2014

  Pregnant Pakistani Woman Stoned to Death by Family Members for Marrying for Love

  A pregnant Pakistani woman was stoned to death by nearly 20 members of her family on Tuesday, allegedly for marrying a man out of love and going against her family's wishes.

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  May 27, 2014

  Pope Francis to Meet Sex Abuse Victims for First Time; Support Group Dismisses 'Public Relations' Gesture

  Pope Francis said he will meet with victims of sexual abuse at the hands of Roman Catholic Church clergy for the first time in his papacy. A support group for victims, however, dismissed what it calls a "public relations" gesture, saying it doesn't address the real problems.

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  May 27, 2014

  Nigerian Forces Have Located Kidnapped Schoolgirls, But Afraid to Attack

  The Nigerian army has reportedly located where the 270 or so schoolgirls kidnapped by Islamic militants Boko Haram are being held, but are afraid of attacking because it might endanger their lives.

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  May 23, 2014

  Catholic School Recalls Invitations With Ellen DeGeneres Photo; Principal Says She Is a 'Poor Role Model'

  The principal of a Catholic school in Pennsylvania has removed the photo of talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, used in the school's invitation for an Oscars-themed graduation dance, calling DeGeneres "a poor role model" who lives her life "outside the teachings" of the church.

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  May 22, 2014

  Injured Iraq, Afghanistan War Veterans Waiting Months for Care Despite National Mandate, VA Doctor Reveals

  A medical doctor working at Phoenix Veteran Affairs' post-deployment clinic has revealed that even seriously injured Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans are being forced to wait for months to receive the care that they need despite a national mandate giving them priority access.