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• Mar 26, 2012

  Iraqi Woman Killed in Calif. Hate Crime Compared to Trayvon Martin

  An Iraqi woman who was found viciously beaten inside her Southern California home died on Saturday after being taken off life support. Her death has sparked outrage across the nation and is being compared to last month's shocking killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.

• Mar 26, 2012

  Pope Benedict XVI Visits Cuba Following Praised Mexico Visit

  The head of the Roman Catholic Church Pope Benedict XVI will be making his way to Cuba Monday. following a highly praised trip to Mexico.

• Mar 23, 2012

  'The Hunger Games' Picks Up Positive Reviews

  The new film, "The Hunger Games," hit theaters Friday and , overall, critics having been giving the film positive reviews.

• Mar 23, 2012

  Whitney Houston Cause of Death Revealed, Family 'Saddened' by Toxicology Results

  Whitney Houston's official cause of death has been made public and her family has come out to share their grief over the news.

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  Mar 23, 2012

  Ex-Crystal Cathedral Pastor Sheila Schuller Coleman Moves New Church to Hotel

  Sheila Schuller Coleman, the former senior pastor of Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, Calif., has announced that services for her new breakaway church, the Hope Center of Christ, will be taking place at a local hotel as opposed to the movie theater that was the setting for the congregation's first service.

• Mar 23, 2012

  Sandusky Charges to Be Dismissed? Lawyers Want All 52 Dropped

  Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky's lawyer Joseph Amendola filed a petition at a Pennsylvania courthouse on Thursday looking to have his client dismissed of the charges against him.

• Mar 23, 2012

  Deryl Dedmon Pleads Guilty to Miss. Hate Crime Charges

  Deryl Dedmon, a white teen, pleaded guilty to murder and hate crime charges in a Mississippi courtroom on Wednesday over the June 2011 death of 47-year-old James Craig Anderson, an African-American.

• Mar 22, 2012

  'Stand Your Ground' Law May Not Apply for Trayvon Martin Shooter George Zimmeran

  George Zimmerman, who has captured headlines over the fatal shooting of Florida teen Trayvon Martin, might not be able to use a controversial self-defense law to protect himself from being prosecuted for killing Martin.

• Mar 22, 2012

  Three More Bodies Discovered in Costa Concordia Wreckage

  Three additional bodies have been discovered in the wreckage of sunken Italian cruise ship the Costa Concordia on Thursday.

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  Mar 22, 2012

  World Vision Shares 8 Million Reasons to Keep Working Beyond World Water Day

  Over 4,000 children lose their lives daily due to drinking unsafe water, exposure to poor sanitation, and hygiene-related diseases (referred to as WASH conditions) and, according to World Vision, eight million children are expected to die this year due to diseases caused by such issues.