Stoyan Zaimov

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  Jan 17, 2014

  Putin Says Gays Can 'Feel Safe' at Winter Olympics, but Must 'Leave Our Children in Peace'

  Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that gay people can "feel safe and free" in Russia during the Winter Olympics, which are three weeks away, but warned them to "leave our children in peace."

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  Jan 17, 2014

  Richard Dawkins Foundation Slams Upcoming Ken Ham, Bill Nye Debate for 'Offering Credibility' to Creationism

  The Richard Dawkins Foundation has criticized the upcoming debate between Creation Museum CEO and President Ken Ham and "The Science Guy" Bill Nye, arguing that such a debate is not worth having and that it only offers credibility to creationism.

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  Jan 17, 2014

  Uganda President to Veto Bill Proposing Life Imprisonment for 'Aggravated Homosexuality;' Says Gays Can be 'Rescued'

  Uganda President Yoweri Museveni has refused to sign a controversial parliament-approved bill that would make "aggravated homosexuality," including repeated gay acts, punishable by life imprisonment, insisting that homosexuality is an "abnormality" from which people can be "rescued."

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  Jan 16, 2014

  ABC, CBS Networks Reportedly 'Upset' With A&E for Reinstating Phil Robertson to 'Duck Dynasty' Following Gay Comments

  Executives at top TV Networks ABC and CBS are said to be "upset" over A&E "caving in" to "Duck Dynasty" supporters and reinstating Phil Robertson to the show, after it had earlier suspended him for comments he made about homosexuality in GQ magazine.

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  Jan 16, 2014

  Vatican Promises Changes to Child Abuse Handling Following UN Accusations It Is Not Doing Enough

  The Vatican promised to make changes to the way it handles child abuse cases after a U.N. panel in Geneva on Thursday questioned why the Roman Catholic Church refuses to release more information about such incidents, and what it is doing to prevent future abuse.

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  Jan 16, 2014

  Senate Report on Benghazi Terrorist Attack Confirms Failures in Obama Administration

  A detailed report by the Senate Intelligence Committee on the events in Benghazi on Sept. 11, 2012, which resulted in the deaths of four Americans, including Ambassador Chris Stevens at the U.S. consulate in Libya, confirmed that President Barack Obama's administration failed to do anything to stop the terrorist attack.

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  Jan 16, 2014

  UN Urges $6.5B in Aid for Syria; Says Donation Is 'Difference Between Life and Death'

  The United Nations is urgently calling on the nations of the world to donate $6.5 billion this year to combat the growing humanitarian crisis in Syria, noting that this aid is the difference between life and death for millions.

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  Jan 15, 2014

  Lutheran Pastor Reveals 1-Minute Service to Watch 49ers Was a Joke

  The Butte, Mont., Lutheran pastor who made headlines for delivering what appeared to be a one-minute service on Sunday so he could watch the NFC Divisional Playoff game between the San Francisco 49ers and Carolina Panthers said he was just having fun and actually delivered a full sermon that day.

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  Jan 15, 2014

  Obama 'Looking Forward' to Meeting With Pope Francis

  President Barack Obama is "looking forward" to meeting in the near future with Pope Francis, a White House spokesman confirmed after Secretary of State John Kerry hinted at the possibility.

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  Jan 15, 2014

  Matthew Vines Announces 'God and the Gay Christian;' Claims Book Will 'Radically Change' Talk on Being Gay in Church

  Matthew Vines has announced the release of his first book, titled God and the Gay Christian, which comes less than two years after he delivered a dissertation that he claimed "dismantle[d] every Bible-based argument against homosexuality."