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'Splatoon 2' finally releases biggest update
Nintendo Switch exclusive game "Splatoon 2" just received its biggest free update yet, consisting of some major changes to gameplay, gear, battle stages and more.
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'Middle Earth: Shadow of War' officially releases first ever DLC 'Slaughter Tribe Nemesis Expansion'
Popular action role-playing game "Middle Earth: Shadow of War" just released its first ever DLC, titled "Slaughter Tribe Nemesis Expansion."
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Youth pastor charged over Thanksgiving Day murder of wife, daughter and boyfriend
Christopher R. Gattis was arrested on Thanksgiving night after the bodies of his wife, her daughter and the daughter's boyfriend were found at his Chester, Virginia home.
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'Cyber Monday' news: Major retail stores offering new products on upcoming holiday sale
With Black Friday 2017 in the books, consumers are now looking forward for Cyber Monday. The holiday sale will take place on Nov. 27. Compared to Black Friday, Cyber Monday deals aren't that extensive for most stores. However, the volume of discounts is the same with Black Friday deals.
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Coptic Church bells ring out across Egypt in solidarity with mosque attack victims
Up to 300 people were killed when militants targeted worshippers in a coordinated gun and bomb attack on al-Rawdah mosque in Bir al-Abed, west of Arish city in the Sinai region.
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Faith helps protect women against domestic violence: Tearfund survey
Men who are actively engaged in a faith group are more than twice as likely to think violence towards their partner is never justified.
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UN can oversee return of Rohingya refugees, say Bangladesh, Myanmar
The two governments signed a pact on Thursday settling the terms for the repatriation process and the return of the Rohingya to Myanmar is expected to start in two months.
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Mnangagwa vows to rebuild Zimbabwe and serve all citizens
New President Emmerson Mnangagwa laid out a grand vision on Friday to revitalise Zimbabwe's ravaged economy and vowed to rule on behalf of all the country's citizens.
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Panic on London's Oxford St after reports of shooting
Police said later they had found no evidence of gunfire or casualties.
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Don't call God 'he': Church of Sweden calls clergy to use gender-neutral language
The Church of Sweden is opting for gender-neutral language when referring to God, with designators like 'he' and 'Lord' being omitted from liturgy.
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Traumatised: How art therapy is shining a light for Iraqi refugees after ISIS
Traumatised refugee children in Iraq are receiving healing help through the power of art therapy, as they recover from the damage done by ISIS.
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The Highway to Hell: How Ecclesiastes pinpoints our culture's demise
If Solomon with all his knowledge and wisdom could not find meaning then what chance do the rest of us have?
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Egypt attack: At least 235 worshippers dead in mosque massacre
At least 115 people have been killed and scores more wounded in a devastating attack on a mosque in northern Egypt on Friday.
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Getting over evolution: Is Charles Darwin's theory still controversial for Christians?
Today marks the anniversary of Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species - but is Darwin's culture-shifting theory still controversial?
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Are we destroying our churches by how we treat the very young?
With churches emptying as children leave for Sunday school, Ruth Gledhill offers her solution.