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• May 7, 2012

  Bruce Kevin Clark's Wife Saw Bullet Hole Behind Husband

  The wife of Army captain Bruce Kevin Clark, who died in Afghanistan while having a Skype conversation with his wife in Texas, said on Sunday that she had seen a bullet hole in a closet behind her husband just moments after he had collapsed.

• May 7, 2012

  Body Found at Churchill Downs Hours After Kentucky Derby

  A body was discovered in a barn behind Churchill Downs Sunday morning, just hours after the 138th running of the Kentucky Derby.

• May 4, 2012

  Junior Seau's Family Approves Brain Analysis

  The family of ex-San Diego Chargers linebacker Junior Seau has decided to donate the football star's brain to scientific research on the long-term effects of repetitive brain trauma on NFL players.

• May 4, 2012

  Nigerian Christian Leader Gives Government Ultimatum Amid Terror Attacks

  The head of the Nigerian Christian community has issued a final warning call to the government urging the country's leadership to use all necessary means to halt protracted violence against Christians in the country.

• May 4, 2012

  Michael Jackson, Pepsi Team Up in New Advertising Campaign

  PepsiCo Inc. and the estate for late singer Michael Jackson have signed a deal to team up in a campaign that is looking to revive the PepsiCo brand and promote the re-release of Jackson's "Bad" album.

• May 3, 2012

  Junior Seau Was 'Smiling and Happy' Day He Sent 'I Love You' Text to Children

  Ex-San Diego Chargers linebacker Junior Seau was "smiling and happy" the day he sent a loving text message to his children and ex-wife, according to the Los Angeles Times.

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  May 3, 2012

  Church of England's Search for New Archbishop Reveals Rifts Over Race?

  With the search for a new leader for the Church of England unfolding, a claim that racism is taking hold within the Anglican Communion has spurred a debate about snobbery, elitism, and race within the nearly 80-million member body, whose majority of worshippers hail from the African continent.

• May 2, 2012

  British Doctors in Favor of Denying Health Care to the Obese, Smokers

  A new survey indicates that British physicians would prefer to have the option to deny services to patients struggling to kick their smoking and over-eating habits. Others have suggested that such a move would be a denial of basic human rights.

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  May 2, 2012

  'Trade of Innocents' Producer: Plight of Child Sex Slaves 'Close to God's Heart'

  The Christian Post recently spoke with one of the producers of human trafficking film "Trade of Innocents" about why telling such a story through the lens of a feature film is powerful, and how the subject matter is important for both Christian and mainstream audiences.

• May 2, 2012

  Mysterious Death of MI6 Spy May Never Be Solved, Says Coroner

  The 2010 death of Gareth Williams, a British foreign intelligence spy, may never be solved, a coroner said on Wednesday.