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Tony Stark, aka Iron Man, becomes Tigger as Robert Downey Jr. cheers up ailing kid
Robert Downey Jr.'s on-screen persona Tony Stark, better known as Iron Man might be pretty cool since he gets to fly around and beat bad guys in a suit of armor, but the actor who portrays him is definitely way cooler since he gets to use his superstar status to spread optimism and cheer up bullied kids.
Philadelphia honours visiting Dalai Lama by making Oct. 27 as 'Day of Kindness'
When Philadelphia locals found out that their National Constitutional Center would be awarding the Liberty Medal to the Buddhist teacher Dalai Lama this month, they decided to start the Day of Kindness in honor of his teachings and fully embrace his message of peace and kindness.
Former bishop Heather Cook will serve seven years for fatal hit-and-run
Former Bishop of Maryland Heather Cook will serve seven years in prison for killing cyclist Tom Palermo
Sacked gay priest condemns 'homophobic hate' of Catholic Church
Poland-born Krzysztof Charamsa, 43, wrote: "Today, I side with the fantastic people who are homosexual, for centuries humiliated by a fanatical Church. I no longer accept the salvation that excludes â without any foundation whatsoever â a part of humanity."
Abortionist vows to get intact baby head in latest Planned Parenthood sting video
The undercover videos exposing the shocking operations of Planned Parenthood abortionists continue to make its way online, and now the 11th sting video released by the Center for Medical Progress (CMP) is showing just how desensitized their abortionists have become in gathering the parts of unborn babies.
Syrian allies unleash kamikaze drones vs. forces tied to al-Qaeda but backed by US
Suicide drones believed to be of Russian and Iranian orgin were reportedly unleashed to strike US-backed Syrian rebels near the western Syrian city of Ma'ara al Nuiman, causing extensive damage to rebel-held neighborhoods and the targeted location.
Taliban overrun district in quake-hit northern Afghanistan
The move underlines the security problems that have hampered relief efforts.
Battered Osborne on the ropes after peers block welfare cuts
The defeat leaves the Chancellor "isolated" and "humiliated".
Company running Australia's offshore refugee detention camps denies abuse
About 100 protesters disrupted the annual general meeting of Transfield Services Ltd.
ISIS 'video' vows to murder all Jews, saying 'the real war has not yet begun'
Another horrifying footage has been released recently by sick Islamic State (ISIS) members, warning that Jewish people whom it described as "disease'' would soon be wiped out from this world.
Russia may soon be fighting 2 Islamist foes â ISIS in Syria and Taliban in Afghanistan
While its campaign to crush the extremist group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is ongoing, Russia is looking at fighting another enemy: the Islamic fundamentalist political movement, Taliban.
Mideast migrants bringing 'exotic' diseases to Europe; German hospitals overwhelmed
After being welcomed by the European nation, thousands of migrants are bringing not just diseases, but also chaos to Germany, according to a shocking letter written by a female Czech anaesthetist currently working in a German hospital.
Harsh Syrian desert conditions hamper Russian air operation, says US official
Harsh desert conditions are preventing Russian warplanes sent to Syria from striking targets as most of its transport aircraft are grounded, according to a report by USA Today.
Christian comedian with zero political experience wins Guatemalan presidency
When the Guatemalan election campaign started, comedian Jimmy Morales was the underdog and most people thought that his candidacy was nothing but a joke. But during the presidential election held last Sunday, Morales got the last laugh as he won in a landslide vote.
Ken as Jesus and Barbie as Virgin Mary: Controversial exhibit offends Catholics
Even before it opened, the controversial exhibit called "Barbie, The Plastic Religion" has already warranted a lot of outrage and criticisms amongst Catholics in Bueno Aires, which happens to be the birthplace of Pope Francis.
Austrians, mostly women, rushing to gun stores to buy weapons amid fears of Muslim invasion
As tens of thousands of mostly Arabic-speaking male "refugees" continue to pour into central and northern Europe from the Balkans, many European civiliansâparticularly womenâare scrambling to purchase firearms to protect themselves, WND reported.