Nicola Menzie

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  Jul 25, 2011

  Amy Winehouse Dead at 27: Closed Funeral for Late Singer's Friends, Family Held Tuesday

  A funeral for late British singer Amy Winehouse will be held Tuesday, July 26, according to a family spokesman. The funeral will be held privately and will be just for the troubled singer’s family and close friends.

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  Jul 25, 2011

  Norway Shooting Horror: Killer's Manifesto Denies True Faith in Christ

  Anders Behring Breivik, the 32-year-old man who has admitted to killing nearly eighty people and injuring dozens of others in a violent rampage across Norway last Friday, has been painted in some media reports as a "Christian terrorist," yet the alleged killer has claimed he is not a religious man.

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  Jul 25, 2011

  Fake Apple Stores' Close up Shop After Probe by Chinese Officials

  Chinese officials have shut down two fake Apple stores in the city of Kunming after launching an investigation into retailers allegedly selling the computer company’s products without proper authorization.

• Jul 22, 2011

  Comic-Con Crowd Learns of Serial Killer's Turn to Faith in 'Dexter'

  The creative team behind the controversial Showtime series, "Dexter," told a crowd at Comic-Con Thursday night that the series will be exploring faith issues in the upcoming season.

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  Jul 22, 2011

  News Corp. Subpoenas Expected Over 9/11 Hacking Allegations

  Rupert Murdoch, already facing intense scrutiny in Britain over allegations of phone hacking and police payoffs, can now also expect more heat from the U.S. Justice Department.

• Jul 22, 2011

  President Obama Talks Faith-Based Hiring Practices at Town Hall

  Speaking at a town hall meeting at the University of Maryland Friday, President Barack Obama assured those in attendance that the law allowing religious organizations to base their hiring practices on the faith of potential employees was balanced.

• Jul 22, 2011

  Fake Apple Store in China Even Fools Genius Employees

  An American woman blogging from China has the Internet aflame after posting several photos of elaborate, yet "fake" Apple stores in a remote city in the Communist country's southwest province, replete with Macboks, iPhones, and iPads - which may or may not be the real thing. The fake Apple stores are so elaborately replicated that even staff working there have been fooled.

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  Jul 22, 2011

  Church of God Sues 'Salvation Boulevard' Distributors Over Cross Logo

  A Pentecostal and evangelical church group based in Tennessee has filed a lawsuit against the distributors of Salvation Boulevard, an independent film centered on a megachurch and its pastor's unholy acts, for allegedly violating a trademark on their copyrighted cross logo.

• Jul 21, 2011

  Christian Comics Art Society to Spread Good News at Comic-Con

  The San Diego Comic-Con, possibly the largest convention of its kind in the world, has faced criticism for attracting and supporting all that is unwholesome in pop culture and the media.

• Jul 21, 2011

  House Committee Votes in Favor of Ending Aid for Overseas Abortion Groups

  In an effort to challenge President Barack Obama's pro-abortion policy, a House panel has endorsed a ban that would prevent American tax dollars from being used to fund abortions abroad. The panel's action comes as two states toughen their laws on late-term abortions.