Anugrah Kumar

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  Jan 8, 2017

  Trump Proposes 'Good Relations' With Russia, Saying 'Only Fools' Would Oppose It

  Soon after a U.S. intelligence report said Russia sought to interfere in the presidential election, President-elect Donald Trump wrote a series of tweets, calling for "good relations" with Moscow and citing benefits for the United States.

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  Jan 8, 2017

  Egypt's Coptic Christians Observe Somber Christmas After Church Bombing

  Millions of Coptic Christians marked Christmas amid tightened security across Egypt this weekend while still mourning the more than two dozen victims of last month's suicide bombing during a Sunday mass in Cairo.

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  Jan 7, 2017

  Ellen DeGeneres on Not Hosting Kim Burrell: She Said Some Very Not Nice Things About Homosexuals

  Ellen DeGeneres, one of show business' most high-profile lesbians, said it wasn't good for her popular talk show "Ellen" to give a "platform" to legendary gospel singer Kim Burrell, who had been axed from the show after a video of her condemning homosexuality in a sermon surfaced.

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  Jan 7, 2017

  Catholic Hospital Sued for Refusing to Remove Transgender Man's Uterus

  A transgender man who was born female has filed a federal lawsuit against a Catholic hospital in New Jersey for refusing to allow a surgeon to perform a hysterectomy as part of a gender transition due to the facility's religious beliefs.

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  Jan 7, 2017

  55,000 Pack Georgia Dome for Passion 2017, Sponsor Over 7,000 Children

  At least 55,000 youth from 90 countries and all 50 U.S. states filled the Georgia Dome for the three-day Passion 2017 conference this week, and made history by sponsoring more than 7,000 children in El Salvador, Rwanda, Tanzania and Indonesia.

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  Jan 3, 2017

  ISIS Leader, 400 Militants Enter Europe Disguised as Refugees

  An Islamic State general, who has been designated by the United States as a global terrorist, is back in Europe from Syria along with about 400 of his soldiers, many of whom crossed the borders disguised as refugees.

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  Jan 3, 2017

  New Photos Show ISIS' Destruction of Iraq's Ancient City of Nimrud

  New pictures have emerged that show the shattered remains of the ancient Assyrian city of Calah, mentioned in the Bible's first book Genesis and also known as Nimrud. The area was liberated from the Islamic State terror group in November.

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  Jan 2, 2017

  Two Priests Go Missing After Helping Reporters Cover Church Bombing in Burma

  Two assistant priests in Myanmar, also known as Burma, remain missing since the Christmas Eve after they helped local journalists cover the bombing of their Catholic church building in the conflict-ridden Shan state, according to reports.

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  Jan 2, 2017

  Christian Woman Stabbed by Migrant in Austria for Reading the Bible

  A 22-year-old asylum seeker from Afghanistan stabbed a 50-year-old Christian woman for reading the Bible at an asylum centre in Austria.

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  Jan 2, 2017

  Turkey Denies Appeal for American Pastor Jailed on 'Terror' Charges for Christian Faith

  A Turkish court has denied the appeal of a Christian pastor from North Carolina, who was imprisoned last month in Turkey on a false terrorism charge because of his Christian faith, according to the American Center for Law and Justice.