Stoyan Zaimov

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  Mar 6, 2014

  Brunei Teachers to Face Punishment, Prison for Exposing Muslim Children to Christianity Even in Christian Schools

  Brunei's teachers and principals are reportedly threatened with prison time and punishment if they teach or speak to Muslim children about religions others than Islam, due to the country's upcoming implementation of Sharia law, which will also apply to Muslim children who attend Christian schools.

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  Mar 6, 2014

  Controversial Md. Abortionist Sends Another Patient to Hospital With Life-Threatening Complications

  Controversial abortionist LeRoy Carhart in Germantown, Md., has sent another patient to the hospital with life-threatening complications, pro-life group Operation Rescue revealed on Wednesday. The group is urging officials to shut down his clinic.

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  Mar 5, 2014

  Hillary Clinton Clarifies Remarks That Putin Is Acting Like Hitler: I'm Not Making a Comparison Certainly

  Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton clarified on Wednesday her earlier remarks in which she compared Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to invade the Ukraine territory of Crimea with Nazi Germany leader Adolf Hitler's reasoning to invade other countries in the 1930s.

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  Mar 5, 2014

  Pope Francis Says Catholic Church May Be Open to Civil Unions

  While affirming traditional marriage, Pope Francis said the Roman Catholic Church may be open to supporting certain cases of civil unions, particularly when it involves benefits such as healthcare. He made the comments in an extensive new interview with an Italian newspaper on Wednesday.

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  Mar 5, 2014

  UN Human Rights Commission Denounces World Powers for Allowing Ongoing Slaughter in Syria

  The U.N. Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic denounced the Security Council, which includes the U.S., for failing to take action and allowing the ongoing slaughter in the Syria civil war to continue.

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  Mar 5, 2014

  Catholic Cardinal Criticizes Uganda's Anti-Gay Law; Argues 'Homosexuals Are Not Criminals'

  A Roman Catholic Church cardinal has criticized the Ugandan anti-gay law that expanded punishment for gay people and threatened life in prison for certain offenders, arguing that gay people "are not criminals."

• Mar 4, 2014

  NJ Archbishop Faces Ire of Parishioners Over $500,000 Retirement Home Expansion

  Newark Archbishop John Myers in New Jersey is reportedly facing the anger of parishioners who are withholding donations to the church after finding out that more than $500,000 is going into expansions for his lavish retirement home.

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  Mar 4, 2014

  Ken Ham Explains Why AiG Is Building a Giant Ark Instead of Spending Money to Feed the Hungry

  Ken Ham of the Creation Museum has taken to Facebook to address criticism over Answers in Genesis' multimillion dollar project to build a life-sized replica of Noah's ark, explaining why the money isn't going to feed hungry people instead.

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  Mar 4, 2014

  Head of Ukraine Catholic Church Calls on People to Be Prepared to Die for Country

  The head of the Ukrainian Catholic Church has called on the people to be ready to sacrifice their lives to protect the country's freedom, as the threat of a Russian attack looms over the horizon.

• Mar 3, 2014

  Anglican Church of Uganda May Break Away Over Anti-Gay Law Controversy

  The Anglican Church of Uganda warned that it may consider leaving the Anglican Communion if it faces pressure from western bodies to resist the government's new anti-gay laws, which have been condemned around the world.