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  • CP World Report: Newt Gingrich, Atheist, Malaria Day, Northern Lights

    Two sources close to Republican Contender Newt Gingrich says he plans on dropping out of the race for the nomination, and formally endorsing Mitt Romney soon afterward. After winning five states in Monday's primaries Romney erased doubts that he would secure the nomination. Then the big question became: will Newt Gingrich drop out. Well it remains to be seen now.

  • CP World Report: Mitt Romney, Sudan, Russian Orthodox Church, Blasphemy Laws

    Republican frontrunner Mitt Romney erased all doubts that he will clinch the Republican nomination last night. He easily won the primaries in five states: Connecticut, Delaware, New York, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.

  • CP World Report: Obama at Holocaust Museum, PCUSA, Sudan Church Burning, Netherlands

    The Dutch government has collapsed after Prime Minister Mark Rutte resigned. He made the move when Geert Wilder's party for Freedom – considered far-right – withdrew its support for his government. Early elections are now expected in the Netherlands, as early as this summer.

  • CP World Report: Chuck Colson, South Sudan, God Spot, Face Britain Project

    As tensions between Sudan and South Sudan escalate into military combat on the border, Christian South Sudan citizens are trapped in Sudan and living in fear. Many among the half million of them have never lived anywhere else, and now they have been granted 30 days beginning April 8th to register or leave the country.

  • CP World Report: Sweden's Gender Neutral Word, Syria, Holocaust Remembrance Day, Turkey

    Anniversary of Branch Dividian tragedy in Waco, Texas; Holocaust Remembrance Day; Clinton refuses to label Syrian leader a war criminal; Sweden's gender neutral initiatives; Canadian government closes maximum security Kingston Penn; Ministry leaders displeased with youth ministries.

  • CP World Report: Chuck Colson, Romney, Keystone Pipeline, Saudi Arabia

    The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a Republican bill that will allow the Canadian Keystone Pipeline to proceed. The pipeline would transport oil produced from the Alberta oil sands to Port Arthur, Texas. It was previously blocked by President Barack Obama. The new bill is intended to keep alive efforts to overhaul federal transportation programs and continue the flow of highway and transit aid to states.

  • CP World Report: Afghanistan, Witchcraft, Pulitzer Prize, Muslim-Friendly Bible Translation

    Norway mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik has proclaimed he would do it again. Showing no remorse Breivik made the statement on the 2nd day of his trial for killing 77 people last July in Norway. He also boasted that he had carried out "the most spectacular political attack in Europe since World War Two.

  • CP World Report: Anders Breivik, 'The Voice' Bible, Syria, North Korea

    The man accused of killing seventy-seven people in a bomb and gun rampage in Norway last summer has pleaded not guilty. Anders Breivik claimed self-defense on the first day of his trial yesterday. Some have described the lone-wolf terrorist as a right-wing Christian extremist.

  • CP World Report: Oklahoma Tornado, Orthodox Easter, Iran, Taliban

    More than a hundred tornadoes were reported across the Midwest and Plains States yesterday. At least five people were killed in Oklahoma including three children.

  • CP World Report: Santorum, Hilary Rosen, Obama Campaign, Betty White

    Sources say Rick Santorum has agreed to a face-to-face meeting with Mitt Romney. Santorum suspended his Republican presidential campaign, and now Romney is saying he will work with his fellow Republican toward the single goal of defeating President Obama in November.

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