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• Mar 1, 2015

  American Pastor on 15 Most Wanted List Arrested in Brazil; Prosecutors Call Him 'Master Manipulator'

  Brazilian authorities say they have arrested Victor Arden Barnard, an American pastor wanted in connection with a long list of sex charges in Minnesota and who told his church members he was "Christ in the flesh."

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  Mar 1, 2015

  Netanyahu's Speech at Congress to Target Obama on Iran Nuclear Deal; Obama to Make Iran Deal Without Congressional Approval?

  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is seeking a fourth term in election scheduled for March 17, will address U.S. Congress Tuesday, and he is expected to call on President Obama, with whom he already has strained relations, to halt Washington's emerging nuclear deal with Iran.

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  Mar 1, 2015

  ISIS to Release 29 Assyrian Christian Hostages; May Have Killed 15 Others

  Islamic State is likely to release 29 Assyrian Christian hostages, especially those who did not fight when the terror group attacked their villages and captured hundreds this week, but the Sunni militants may have already killed 15 Christian hostages, according to reports.

• Feb 28, 2015

  Two-Dad Babies May Be Possible Soon, Scientists Say

  Scientists have claimed an initial breakthrough in their efforts to make human egg and sperm cells using skin from two adults of the same sex. The process would also help couples affected by infertility.

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  Feb 28, 2015

  'Duck Dynasty' Star Phil Robertson at CPAC: STDs 'Revenge of the Hippies;' Boehner, Don't Worry About My Clothes

  "Duck Dynasty" patriarch Phil Robertson spoke at the 2015 Conservative Political Action Conference Friday, talking about America's high incidence of sexually transmitted diseases and against House Speaker John Boehner's enforcement of a House dress code, among other things.

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  Feb 28, 2015

  Cameron Says Britain Will Hunt Down 'Jihadi John'

  British Prime Minister David vowed Friday to do "everything we can" to bring to justice terrorists such as Islamic State executioner "Jihadi John," who has been identified as a Kuwaiti-born computer-programming graduate from London. Cameron also defended Britain's security services.

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  Feb 23, 2015

  Princeton Receives Gutenberg Bible Printed in 1445, Other Rare Books Worth $300 Million

  Princeton University has received a donation of rare books and manuscripts, including a Gutenberg Bible that was printed around 1445. With an expected appraisal value of nearly $300 million, it's the largest gift in the university's history.

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  Feb 23, 2015

  Gov. Scott Walker Says He Doesn't Know Whether Obama Is a Christian in Response to WaPo's 'Gotcha' Question

  A week after former New York Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said he wasn't sure whether President Obama loves his country, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, a Republican, said he doesn't know whether Obama is a Christian after The Washington Post asked him the "gotcha" question about which religion President Obama adheres to.

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  Feb 23, 2015

  New ISIS Video Shows Kurd Fighters Being Paraded in Cages on Iraqi Streets

  A new video released by the Islamic State, or ISIS, terror group shows captured Kurdish Peshmerga fighters being paraded in cages through the crowded streets of Iraq.

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  Feb 23, 2015

  Britain's Coptic Bishop Says He's Forgiven ISIS for Beheading 21 Egyptian Copts; Says He Doesn't Forgive the Act but the Killers

  Bishop Angaelos, leader of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the United Kingdom, said he has forgiven the Islamic State terror group, which is responsible for the recent brutal beheading of 21 Egyptian Copts in Libya, explaining that "anger and hatred" only lead to "a spiral of violence."