July 12, 2010 CAIRO, Egypt (ANS) -- The latest in a string of failed attempts by Muslim fanatics on the life of an Egyptian man who publicly converted to Christianity in 2008 happened on July 5.  This has been reported Middle Eastern journalist, Mary Abdelmassih, in a story sent to the ASSIST News Service (ANS). Abdelmassih wrote that as 57-year-old, Muslim-born Maher el-Gowhary left his secret lodging somewhere in metropolitan Cairo with his lawyer when two unknown men on...
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Get the burka, the head-to-toe Muslim veil, off the streets. That's the message from large majorities in numerous Western European countries as French parliamentarians gear up to vote on Tuesday on a controversial proposed bill that would make it illegal for Muslim women to wear the burka in public places, a new report...
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The eurozone area and wider European Union is now “on the brink” of disintegration unless Germany steps up and provides loans at below-market rates to Greece, George Soros, the hedge fund manager, has warned. However, Mr Soros added that he still hoped that Germany and others would be willing to forge a last-minute solution, since the consequence of a break-up would be so dangerous. He was speaking before an announcement on Sunday afternoon by eurozone finance ministers of...
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After two weeks of testimony from witnesses supporting the challenge to the constitutionality of Proposition 8, the plaintiffs are on the verge of resting their case today. Their attorneys say they want to introduce snippets of deposition testimony from various people, and then put a variety of other exhibits into the record before they rest their...
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Even in its hour of utter devastation, Haiti, the western hemisphere’s poorest country, teaches the rest of the world some valuable truths. This Caribbean island nation of nine million people has right now a third of its population cut off from basic supplies of food, water, medicine or shelter. In the blink of an eye, the earthquake that hit the country has buried a capital city of three million people under rubble for which the eventual death toll may be between 100,000 and 500,000....
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The American electorate has watched in amazement for a year as the Obama administration has created unprecedented havoc and outrage throughout the nation.
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CCNews asks,  "Please pray the news."WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 /Christian Newswire/ -- In 2006 Christian Newswire was criticized for publishing the controversial Muhammad cartoons. Christian Newswire was the only US based newswire to publish the cartoons. Christian Newswire director, Gary McCullough states, "Despite receiving numerous threats as a result to our publishing the Muhammad cartoons in 2006, the basis for that decision remains the same today. We also published the ...
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 WARNING: 2010 U.S. Census Cautions from the Better Business  Bureau - Census Bureau homepage    Be Cautious About Giving Info to Census Workers by Susan  Johnson, BBB     With the U.S. Census process beginning, the Better Business  Bureau  (BBB) advises people to be cooperative, but cautious, so as  not to become a victim of fraud...
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