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• Aug 23, 2011

  Arundhati Roy Blasts Hazare's Fast and Anti-Corruption Bill

  Novelist, essayist and civil rights activist Arundhati Roy is not impressed with social activist Anna Hazare's campaign in support of the Jan Lokpal anti-corruption bill and expressed her distaste in an Indian newspaper on Monday.

• Aug 23, 2011

  New Anti-Immigration Law Opposed by Christian Community

  Several Alabama religious leaders are now among the many opposing a controversial anti-immigration law that is scheduled to take effect on September 1.

• Aug 23, 2011

  Book Reveals Declining Church Attendances and Loss of Faith in Religious Leaders

  A recently released book is revealing that Americans may not be as religious as they claim.

• Aug 22, 2011

  European Union to Release Libyan Assets to Aid Rebels

  As the Battle for Tripoli rages on, the European Union has decided to unfreeze national assets in order to aid Libyan rebels in overthrowing leader Muammar Gaddafi.

• Aug 22, 2011

  U.S. and European Stocks See Increases After 4-Weeks of Downturn

  Stocks have begun to rebound with the market opening higher on Monday than it has in over four weeks.

• Aug 20, 2011

  Jeremy Dodson Arrested in Identity Theft Case

  American sprinter Jeremy Dodson was arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of identity theft, days before he was scheduled to leave for Daegu, South Korea to represent Team USA in the 2011 IAAF World Championships.

• Aug 20, 2011

  Baby Mammoth Discovered in Arctic Russia Perfectly Preserved

  Local Russian officials announced on Friday that a reindeer herder has discovered the remains of a baby woolly mammoth in Russia's Arctic.

• Aug 19, 2011

  Sunday School Leadership Conference Trains 10,000 Online

  Bringing in approximately 10,000 online participants, in addition to the many that attended in-house, Bruce Raley, director of leadership and evangelism at LifeWay says this year's Sunday School Leadership Conference was likely "the largest Sunday School weekend ever in our history."

• Aug 19, 2011

  Foreign Exchange Workers Protest Unfair Labor at Hershey Factory

  Hundreds of foreign students have walked out of their jobs at a Hershey's chocolate packing factory in Palmyra, Pa. on Wednesday when what they thought would be a cultural exchange experience allegedly turned out to be a ploy for cheap labor.

• Aug 18, 2011

  Children Leaving Girl Scouts Due to 'Planned Parenthood' Affiliations

  Many Christian parents are reporting that the Girl Scout's affiliation with "Planned Parenthood" is not something that they want their children involved with, and have now begun removing their daughters from the organization.