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• Aug 31, 2011

  Ian Redman Funeral: Shark Attack Victim's Wife Says 'I'll See You Again'

  The victim of a shark attack in the Seychelles earlier this month was laid to rest on Tuesday. His wife of just 10-days paid tribute to him in a letter read at his funeral.

• Aug 31, 2011

  AT&T Merger With T-Mobile: Department of Justice Sues for Anti-Trust Violation

  The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit in order to halt AT&T's acquisition of T-Mobile USA.

• Aug 31, 2011

  Muslim Veil Controversy: Islamic Women Rejected From NY Theme Park Ride

  A brawl between police and a group of Muslim theme park guests has left two park rangers injured and 15 people arrested, including three women.

• Aug 31, 2011

  'Suing the Devil' - New Christian Movie Captures Audiences, Brings People Back to Christ

  Christian film, "Suing the Devil," was released in select theaters on August 26 is currently the second-highest grossing independent film in the nation.

• Aug 31, 2011

  U.S. Evangelical Leaders Most Admire the U.K Government

  A survey has found that aside from the U.S., evangelical leaders most admire the government of the United Kingdom.

• Aug 30, 2011

  Bank of America Donates to Disaster Fund for Hurricane Season

  As the East Coast cleans up after Irene, and tropical storm Katia is gaining momentum to possibly become a hurricane, Bank of America has plans to help fund relief for the 2011 hurricane season.

• Aug 30, 2011

  Beyonce Pregnant: VMA 2011 Announcement Breaks Tweeting Record

  R&B singer Beyonce announced her pregnancy during her performance at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday. Excited fans took to Twitter and gave the social networking website a record breaking boost in tweets.

• Aug 30, 2011

  After Hurricane Irene, East Coast Calculates Damage Costs

  Hurricane Irene swept through the east coast this past weekend, leaving an untold amount of damage in her wake. The cost of that damage is now being determined.

• Aug 30, 2011

  Priceless Vincent Van Gogh Portrait Bought for Just $3000

  A couple from Britain have bought a full-length portrait of Vincent Van Gogh for only £1,500 ($3,000). If authenticated, the portrait could be worth millions of dollars.

• Aug 29, 2011

  Nepali Terrorist Leader to Be Released From Life in Prison Sentence

  A man responsible for killing at least six people in various bombing incidents could be set free from his life in prison sentence.