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Student Bible clubs temporarily suspended in Ohio after atheist group files complaint
Student Bible clubs in at least two schools in Lancaster, Ohio have been temporarily suspended by officials after an atheist group sent a letter to complain.
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Baptist pastor fatally shot by own brother in Ohio church; shooter mentally ill, says his niece
A pastor at a Baptist Church in Dayton, Ohio, was shot and killed by his own brother during Sunday service in Dayton, Ohio, the police said.
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California judge sides with atheists in stopping public school district from reciting prayer at meetings
A judge in California has barred a public school district from allowing prayers at its board meetings and ordered it to cover the court costs and plaintiff fees.
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ISIS targets Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter's Jack Dorsey for their anti-terror social media efforts
Supporters of the Islamic State (ISIS) released a video that threatened Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey for their efforts in closing down ISIS-related accounts on the social media platforms.
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U.S. government seeks help of tech firms to stop ISIS from using social media to spread its propaganda
The Obama administration is seeking the help of tech companies to stop the Islamic State (ISIS) from its social media messaging propaganda, CNN reported.
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Attacks on religious liberty in U.S. doubled in past 3 years, says First Liberty Institute report
Attacks on religious freedom in the United States has doubled in the past three years, according to the latest report by the First Liberty Institute in Texas.
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Newborn triplets at centre of California court battle over parental rights of surrogate mother
A set of newborn triplets in California are now at the centre of a court battle between a surrogate and the donor over the issue of parental rights.
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Utah polygamist church leaders, members charged with fraud, money laundering
Eleven leaders and members of the breakaway sect of the Mormon Church including two brothers of Utah polygamist and convicted felon Warren Jeffts were charged Tuesday for conspiracy to commit food stamp fraud and money laundering.
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Canadian city relents, agrees to run ads against abortion on its buses before case could reach court
A city in Ontario, Canada, has agree to run anti-abortion ads on its buses sponsored by the Canadian Centre for Bioethical Reform (CCBR), setting a precedent for other cities that rejected the ad.
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Christian couple fined for declining gay marriage ceremony in their New York farm decide not to appeal court decision
A Christian couple in New York who were fined $13,000 by a court for refusing to host a gay marriage in their farm because of their religious beliefs have decided not to appeal the ruling.
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U.S. appeals court rejects Catholic media network's religious freedom argument in contraception mandate case
An appeals court in Atlanta has decided against a Catholic media network in a case over its opposition to the Obamacare contraception mandate accommodation based on its religious beliefs.
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St. Louis Archdiocese cuts ties with Girl Scouts U.S.A. over abortion, gay marriage, transgender issues
The Archdiocese of St. Louis in Missouri has cut ties with Girl Scouts USA over the latter's associations with groups that promote abortion, same-sex marriage and contraceptives, and for allowing transgenders to join troops.