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Widow loses her home over $6.30 debt she didn't know about after husband's death
Widow loses her home over $6.30 debt
Aid workers killed in Central African Republic
Three Médecins Sans Frontières aid workers were among 22 killed in the latest attack in the Central African Republic on 26 April.
Mega-church demolished in China; Government says building was illegal (Photo)
Despite reports that agreements were being reached between churchgoers and government officials in Wenzhou, China, Sanjiang church was demolished on 28 April.
Man claims college rejected him for expressing faith in God during admissions interview
Man claims college rejected him for expressing faith in God
Tornadoes devastate central US: 'We're so thankful God spared our lives'
Tornadoes devastate central U.S.
Chung Hong-Won, South Korean Prime Minister, resigns over ferry incident
South Korean Prime Minister Chung Hong-won has announced his resignation today after the government's response to the tragic ferry incident on April 16 in which hundreds of lives have been lost.
Church standoff a study in China's complexity
Upon closer examination, the reality may not be as black-and-white as the headlines.
Colorado 10-year-old fourth-graders busted for selling marijuana at school
Colorado fourth-graders busted selling marijuana at school.
14-year old in court after stabbing his grandmother 57 times
14-year old stabs his grandmother 57 times.
Teen, verbally attacked by teacher, now cyber-bullied after teacher's firing
Teen, abused by teacher, now cyber-bullied after teacher's firing
How does Boko Haram justify kidnap of 230 Nigerian teenage girls?
Strategy behind attacks on 'most vulnerable' to intimidate and terrorise all
Afghanistan: Christian hospital's 'deep sadness' over shooting of three American doctors
CURE International has expressed its "deep sadness" over the fatal shooting of three American doctors at its hospital in Kabul.
Georgia governor passes law allowing guns in churches, schools and bars
Georgia governor passes law allowing guns in schools, churches, bars.
Pope John Paul II memorial defaced by vandals before canonization
Defacers vandalize Pope John Paul II memorial before canonization.
Easter killings in Central African Republic
Archbishop calls for commission into the crimes
Bhutanese pastors released on bail
Bhutanese pastors, Tandin Wangyal and Mon Thapa were released on bail from the Dorokha police station April 22 after being arrested March 5 and held without formal charges.