Jury Convicts Man of Running Chinese Police Station in NYC
Family & Society Post Date: May 14, 2026 Supporters of Lu Jianwang, ...
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US censures 13 former Salvadoran soldiers for 1989 killing of Jesuits
The US Department of State announced Wednesday the designation of 13 former Salvadoran military officials for their involvement in the November 1989 extrajudicial killing of six Jesuit priests and two others.
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Colo. suit: Law still threatens wedding professionals who oppose gay marriage
A Colorado web designer is challenging a state law she says could be enforced against her if she doesn’t create material that promotes same-sex weddings.
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Blue-collar workers, especially men, most vulnerable to suicide: CDC
Blue-collar workers, particularly men, are the most vulnerable among all occupational groups to suicide, according to a new study from the Centers from Disease Control and Prevention, which shows ...
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Thomas named IMB’s African American church mobilization strategist | Baptist Press
Jason Thomas has joined IMB's partner relations team as African American church mobilization strategist.
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FIRST-PERSON: 3 ways to harness social media to the glory of God | Baptist Press
Before sending on an online message, pastor and author Matt Henslee asks himself: Is this true or false? Does it build up or tear down? Does it amplify or diminish Christ's Gospel?
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Kentucky church reaching nations nearby | Baptist Press
Bellevue Baptist Church in Owensboro, Ky., takes literally the command to make disciples of all nations. Many times, the nations are in the neighborhood.
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‘Mark of the Beast Alert!’ Amazon Planning to Link Your Credit Card to Your Hand
The world's largest online retailer is working on a way to have customers pay with a swipe of their hand. Amazon wants to do it by linking credit card information to your palm print.
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How a Slave Led His ‘Master’ to Christ and Then Became a Black Founding Father of America
While slave owners were using the Bible to justify slavery, Richard Allen was using that same Bible and the Declaration of Independence to battle against racism and men owning their fellow men.
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Virginia couple wins battle to hold Bible study at retirement center: settlement
A Virginia couple who were threatened with eviction from their retirement home if they continued to hold Bible study meetings have won the right to hold classes again
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Bishop calls Americans to build ‘culture of religious freedom’
The head of the U.S. bishops’ religious liberty committee called on Americans to build a “culture of religious freedom” that respects the ability of all people to live out their beliefs in peace.
