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A motion for re-trial has been filed for Rev. Gordon MacRae who was sentenced in 1994 for abuse.
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"You must be the change you want to see in the world."
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 Rev. Gordon J. MacRae was tried in 1994 on abuse charges and sentenced to decades of imprisonment. New evidence may exonerate him.
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 Prison officials in northern Mexico have been fired and are now under investigation for a daring prison break. More than 40 members of the Gulf cartel narcotics organization were killed by Zetas - a rival group that managed to spring 30 members from jail.
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 The murderer faces the possibility of parole, and avoided confinement with adult criminals.
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 Randy Travis, country crooner, sought solace at a local church following a fight with his girlfriend.
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 Alyssa Bustamante is awaiting sentence for the 2009 murder of a playmate.
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A wave of narcotics-inspired violence, accompanied by corruption, is assailing the poverty-stricken country.
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 God cares not about who you were; He cares about who you are becoming. The conversion of Saul of Tarsus is illustrative.
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 Theories abound, but clues have not provided resolution in the investigation of two violent murders.
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 The Susan G Komen for the Cure Foundation had funded Planned Parenthood, ostensibly for breast health initiatives. Due to an ongoing investigation of the abortion provider, Komen has now cut its funding.
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 A belief among some Muslims that women are chattel is blamed for the murder of 3 girls and a woman by a Muslim man over his offended 'honor.'
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 Erika Soria Molina, from Peru, is heralded as a heroine in her native country.
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 Seven thousand prisoners are protesting against abysmal living conditions, beatings, and torture.
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 Until they figure out how to use IEDs effectively, Boko Haram may remain just a regional threat. For now.
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 The narco-war in Mexico is claiming 1,400 lives per month, overshadowing U.S. war deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan, with no end in sight.
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 The de-sensitization of modern society to moral claims regarding sexuality began with the widely accepted studies by Alfred Kinsey. Now, such a de-sensitization is taking place as to paedophilia.
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 Night-time show host Jay Leno on NBC has a blind side about paedophilia.
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 Awaiting French president Sarkozy's signature is a bill outlawing the denial of the historicity of the Turkish genocide of Armenians almost 100 years ago. Turkey is hopping mad about it.
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 A permanent rift between NATO allies France and Turkey over a bill awaiting President Sarkozy's signature that would outlaw the denial of the Armenian genocide at the hands of Ottoman Turks in the early 1900s.
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 Bombings by the Boko Haram Muslim sect in Nigeria may have been intended to secure the release of illegal immigrants from Niger and Chad.
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 310 Mexican nationals perished on their attempt to enter the U.S. from hypothermia, dehydration, and violence.
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 Who is the real Amanda Knox? Does she know who she is?
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 People from northern Nigeria are fleeing in terror, following deadly bomb attacks in Kano and elsewhere over the January 20-22 weekend. Northerners, living in southern Nigeria, are returning to ancestral lands. Concerns arise over possible civil war.
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 Male vendors at public markets assaulted and stripped women for not wearing traditional dress. Vice President Banda decried the attacks, as did the Catholic bishops.
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 The Catholic bishops of Malawi decried assaults on women in which they were stripped naked.
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 Should democratic governments step into the sovereign affairs of other states in order to prevent genocide or mass killings?
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 Wilman Villar died following a hunger strike in 'inhuman conditions' in Cuba's feared Aguadures prison.
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 Born in Iran, Gelareh Bagherzadeh was studying at Texas Medical Center in Houston. She was shot dead, and her purse untouched.
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 Archbishop John Olorunfemi Onaiyekan is calling upon Nigerians to pray, but to be vigilant of threats made by Islamists. Boko Haram militants are threatening to kill Christians who have not left northern Nigeria.
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 Photographed in the company of disgraced Capt Francesco Schettino, Domnica Cemortan comes clean about their relationship and the wreck of the Costa Concordia.
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 Even after the strike over fuel prices ended in Nigeria, the oil-rich nation is still shaken by continued attacks by Islamist rebels who appear to have begun ethnic cleansing in the northern region.
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 Corruption, impunity, stagnated politics, and ultra-violence still plague Colombia and Mexico.
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 Authorities in India have released a suspect in the murder of a Christian human rights activist. No clues on murderers.
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 Angela Castellani and her husband, faced with death, considered throwing themselves into the sea. Angela called her mother, and the two prayed together before the end.
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 Cruise chaplain Fr Raffaele Mallena saw crewmembers rush to aid passengers on the sinking Costa Concordia. Thousands of passengers still in shelters.
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 The media appears to remain nostalgic for war crimes such as the My Lai massacre, without equivalent focus on the crimes committed by Taliban guerrillas.
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 A video surfaced that showed US Marines apparently urinating on the corpses of Taliban combtants. The Marines may be snipers.
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 David Clohessy, of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, had a brother - a Catholic priest - who was accused of sexual molestation.
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 Elsewhere in Florida, a case against a teenager who stabbed a bully was dismissed.
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