Luiza Oleszczuk

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• Sep 29, 2011

  Listeria Outbreak: Death Toll May Rise as Symptoms Slowly Emerge, Says FDA

  At least a dozen people have died of listeria from eating contaminated cantaloupes, and officials expect the number of contamination cases to rise as effects from the bacterial infection are commonly delayed.

• Sep 29, 2011

  New York 'Cyber-Bullying' Law to Hold Digital Tormentors Accountable

  New York Sen. Jeffrey Klein has introduced a "cyber-bullying" bill, which is meant to update the state's existing anti-bullying laws, which currently does not punish digital tormentors. The bill is a response to several recent cases of teenage suicides.

• Sep 29, 2011

  Company at Center of 'Anti-Gay' Campaign Against Christian Groups Responds to Criticism

  CGBG, retail boycott, Charity Giveback Group

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  Sep 28, 2011

  'Jesus Appeared on My Nintendo,' Maryland Woman Claims

  A 24-year-old woman from Maryland claims the Savior has appeared on the Nintendo set she bought on eBay.

• Sep 28, 2011

  Houston Pastor Denies Involvement in Wife's Shooting Death

  Tracy Bernard Burleson, a former Texas pastor accused of pushing his stepson to shoot his wife in the head in a gruesome murder scheme, is facing capital murder charges.

• Sep 28, 2011

  Advocacy Group: Rape Often Used to Persecute Christian Girls in Pakistan

  A Christian teen was reportedly raped in Pakistan by three Muslim men while she was working, it emerged Tuesday and her case, according to an international advocacy group, is part of a troubling trend in which Muslim men use sexual assault as a weapon against Christian girls.

• Sep 28, 2011

  Controversial Stem Cell Trial Involving Youth to Begin in Britain

  Twelve young patients who suffer from an eye disease causing sight loss will have millions of embryo stem cells injected into their eyes, after an American medical company announced it will begin a stem cell research program in Britain in December.

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  Sep 28, 2011

  Dead Sea Scrolls Coming to New York in October

  The 2,000-year-old Dead Sea Scrolls will be on display at New York City's Discovery Times Square exhibition center starting Oct. 28.

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  Sep 27, 2011

  Zachery Tims Death: Toxicology Results to Be Revealed in Days

  A representative with the New York Chief Medical Examiner's office told The Christian Post Tuesday that the much-anticipated toxicology results for Zachery Tims should be available this week.

• Sep 27, 2011

  Westboro Baptist Church to Protest Gay-Friendly Ohio State University

  The controversial Westboro Baptist Church (WBC) has announced plans to return to Ohio State University, the largest American university campus and one of the most gay-friendly, on Oct. 25 for the second time in two years, alleging that "God hates" the college for its inclusiveness.