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  Christian doctors win temporary protection from Ill. assisted suicide law

  Illinois has temporarily agreed not to enforce a new assisted suicide law against Christian doctors and Catholic entities that argue the law violates their religious convictions and constitutional rights.

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  Travel: In Innsbruck, discover the Old World without the crowds

  Innsbruck is often treated as a gateway to skiing and alpine adventure. That sells the Austrian city short.

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  Christian group warns UK gov't financial plan for cohabitating couples risks undermining marriage

  The Christian Institute has warned that government plans to give cohabiting couples the same rights as married couples might not only further disincentivize marriage, but also place a barrier on couples getting together at all.

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  Connecticut Children’s agrees to stop performing irreversible trans procedures on kids

  A Connecticut hospital has reached a settlement with the Department of Justice in which it agreed to stop performing irreversible gender mutilation on minors exhibiting gender dysphoria.

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  Travel: As Colorado turns 150, discover these 3 overlooked destinations

  Colorado’s sesquicentennial is an ideal excuse to venture beyond the famous resorts and mountain towns. This weekend marks Colorado Day and the 150th anniversary of Colorado’s admission to the Union on Aug. 1, 1876. Becoming the 38th state during America’s centennial year earned it the nickname the Centennial State.

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  Travel: Look beyond Santiago de Compostela to discover Galicia

  Yesterday, many Christians observed the Feast of St. James. The day commemorates James the Greater, one of Christ’s 12 apostles.

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  Evangelical Alliance in the Netherlands calls for reforms after first young child killed to relieve suffering

  An Evangelical alliance in the Netherlands has called for compassion and stronger palliative care after a child was killed under a new policy intended to relieve the suffering of terminal patients.