Anugrah Kumar

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  Mar 14, 2020

  Nancy Pelosi tried to sneak abortion funding into coronavirus emergency bill, Ben Sasse says

  Republican Sen. Ben Sasse blasted House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats for seeking to include a potential way to guarantee federal funding for abortion into the coronavirus economic stimulus plan that passed the House just before 1 a.m. Saturday. 

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  Mar 14, 2020

  Matthew Broderick's pastor sister tests positive for coronavirus; more churches cancel services

  The Rev. Janet Broderick, the rector of All Saints Episcopal Church in Beverly Hills and the sister of actor Matthew Broderick, has been hospitalized after being tested positive for novel coronavirus.

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  Mar 14, 2020

  ‘Bachelor’ Peter Weber reveals he’s no longer pursuing relationship with Christian contestant

  “The Bachelor’s” Peter Weber has said he and contestant Madison Prewett, who boldly professed her Christian faith on the ABC show, have mutually decided not to pursue their relationship any further.

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  Mar 14, 2020

  All 16 Dead Sea Scroll fragments at Museum of the Bible are forgeries

  The 16 Dead Sea Scroll fragments housed at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., considered its most prized possessions, are modern forgeries, independent researchers have found.

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  Mar 13, 2020

  EU court refuses to hear case of Christian midwives who refused to perform abortions

  The European Court of Human Rights has refused to take up the case of two Swedish nurses who were denied midwife jobs because they were not willing to perform abortions. A Christian law firm called it a “dangerous departure from the Court’s purpose in protecting fundamental freedoms.”

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  Mar 12, 2020

  Finland: Christian MP faces 2 new investigations for comments on Jesus, homosexuality

  A Christian member of the Finnish Parliament is facing new police investigations for citing Bible verses on social media to object to the Lutheran church’s participation in an LGBT pride event, according to a U.S.-based international law firm.

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  Mar 9, 2020

  Nazareth Inscription study questions link to Jesus’ tomb; not everyone agrees

  A study by Oklahoma University and Harvard University has challenged the view of some scholars that the ancient marble tablet known as the Nazareth Inscription had been installed in the region in response to the empty tomb of Jesus, as well as the claim by some others that it indicates that His disciples stole His body from the tomb.

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  Mar 9, 2020

  St. Paul to celebrate ‘Abortion Providers Appreciation Day’

  The St. Paul City Council’s unanimous approval of a resolution to recognize March 10 as “Abortion Providers Appreciation Day” in the city has been described as “indicative of the moral decline occurring in Minnesota and across our country.”

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  Mar 8, 2020

  Christian college settles teacher lawsuit over biblical teachings on sex

  Ballarat Christian College in southeast Australia can now retain its Statement of Faith defining marriage as a union between a man and woman as a result of a settlement it reached with a former pro-same-sex marriage teacher.

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  Mar 8, 2020

  3 people at events attended by Pres. Trump, VP Pence test positive for coronavirus

  At least one person who was at last week’s Conservative Political Action Conference attended by President Donald Trump, and two people at an American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference this week, where Vice President Mike Pence was a speaker, have tested positive for the novel coronavirus.