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Topless Kate Photos: Charges Likely Against Publisher and Photographer in Kate Middleton Photo Scandal (VIDEO)
The intrusive topless photos of Kate Middleton could lead to charges being handed out to two people in France, a publisher and a photographer, thought to be involved in the scandal.
Jim Harrison, Author of "Legend Of The Fall," Dies at 78
The author of the novel "Legends of the Fall," Jim Harrison, died at the age of 78 last Saturday. The author's cause of death was not known, and according to a report in People, the author died at his home in Patagonia, Arizona. He authored more than 40 books, which included novels and collections of poems. One of these novels, "Legends of the Fall" became famous after it was adapted into a feature film in Hollywood and starred in by Brad Pitt, Aidan Quinn, Sir Anthony Hopkins and Julia Ormond i
Judge Upholds Oregon School District's Policy Allowing Boys to Use Girls' Bathrooms
A federal judge has upheld an Oregon school district's policy allowing students to use the bathrooms and locker rooms of their preferred gender identity instead of their biological sex.
Are Evangelical Churches Abandoning the Working Class?
As cycles of unemployment, poverty and death have set in on many working class communities across America,are churches overlooking their responsibilities to help alleviate the pain and suffering of plighted working class families?
Virginia's 'Tim Tebow Bill' Fails in Committee
A bill in the Virginia General Assembly that would have allowed homeschooled children to take part in public school interscholastic activities like sports has failed to advance.
Kansas Joins 5 States in Banning Abortion Coverage
Kansas lawmakers passed legislation Friday morning, banning general state health insurance from covering abortion and preventing future Obamacare funds from going to Planned Parenthood.
In This Country, If You Don't Drink, If You Only Have One Wife, If You Don't Worship Ancestral Spirits, You're In Big Trouble
In some of Vietnam's rural villages, it's "good" to be bad.
Virginia Residents Protest Plans to Build Coptic 'Megachurch,' Say It's 'Incompatible' With Town
Some Northern Virginia residents are fighting against the proposed construction of a 22,000 square-foot Coptic church, claiming that the church will set a troubling "precedent" for their area and that it's "incompatible" with the community.
NC woman says her ‘faith in God has been restored’ after sister survives COVID-19 battle
A woman in eastern North Carolina who spent several weeks supporting the recovery of her sister who battled COVID-19 alone at a local hospital says she and some members of her family have rekindled their faith in God after her sister recovered.
Christians Call for Greater Action on Earth Day
More Christian groups and individuals are calling for greater involvement and lifestyle changes this Earth Day, April 22, than in past years. And many are becoming more active through a number of Green initiatives and campaigns.
Ex-Southern Baptist Church to Host Same-Sex Wedding Ceremonies in Kentucky Where it's Illegal
An ex-Southern Baptist church in rural Kentucky will perform same-sex wedding ceremonies despite gay marriage being illegal in the state.
Mother of 7 Suffers Complications After Forced Sterilization in China
A Chinese mother of seven has been hospitalized after suffering major complications from an earlier forced sterilization surgery. Zhong Xuexiang was treated in Guangzhou, China, for internal bleeding, months after doctors cut into her large intestine during a forced sterilization.
Unemployment at 3-Year Low: Permanent Progress or Temporary Trend?
Since December, the unemployment rate has been its lowest in 3 years.
California Wildfires Send MercyMe's Bart Millard to the Hospital Due to Smoke Inhalation
MercyMe frontman Bart Millard ended up in the hospital before a show in Concord, California, on Sunday due to smoke from a wildfire burning uncontrollably in rural Northern California.
Zimbabwe Bishops Call for 'Immediate' End to Violence
The Catholic Bishops Conference of Zimbabwe has condemned the widespread violence that followed the countrys March 29 presidential election and appealed to political parties to exercise restraint.