Prayer Relay to Accompany Olympic Torch Tour Across England
Churches are being asked to pray during the 70-day Olympic Games torch relay when it gets underway in England this Saturday.
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Four Iranian Men Sentenced to Death for 'Sodomy'
A court in an underdeveloped southwestern province of Iran has sentenced four men to death by hanging for committing "sodomy," according to a recent report by the Human Rights Activist News Agency (HRANA).
Exhume Pope John Paul II's Assassin? Mobster Dug Up, Linked to Missing Girl (VIDEO)
The exhumation of an Italian mobster in Rome has raised questions of the Vatican's involvement in a nearly 30 year-old case involving the missing 15 year-old daughter of a Vatican employee.
Secuarlists Shun Obama's Faith and Governance Approach; Approve of Romney's
As the race for the White House heats up, various groups are hoping to play a part in the shaping of American politics, including the Secular Coalition for America, which has posted a scorecard that rates candidates on their stances concerning nontheistic issues.
Kim Kardashian Leaves Sketchers, Company to Pay $40 Million for False Fitness Claims
Sketcher's pitch person Kim Kardashian has stopped promoting Shape-Ups after the company came under fire for falsely advertising the shoe.
Thousands Deported From Sudan While Violence Continues
The government of Sudan, a mostly-Muslim East African nation, has begun airlifting an estimated 15,000 people to the mostly-Christian South Sudan, after all ethnic Southerners were dismissed from Sudan's civil service following the country's secession last year.
Samaritan's Purse Calls Christians to Pray for Peace in Sudan
Refugee pastors are asking Christians to pray for peace between Sudan and South Sudan.
Boy Killed, 25 Injured In Stampede of Elephants in India
A toddler has been killed and 25 others seriously injured after an elephant stampede in India.
Nanjing Ferrari Incident Leaves Officials Distraught, 600-Year-Old Relic Ruined by Car? (VIDEO)
The Ferrari car company was forced to apologize to Chinese officials this week after one of its Italian sports cars left black tire marks on an ancient Chinese monument in the city of Nanjing.
Zoo Vandals Scare Giraffes to Death
Two giraffes were found dead at a Polish zoo over the weekend after vandals broke in and terrorized the animals.
'Butcher of Bosnia' Ratko Mladic's Genocide Trial Begins
Former Serbian General Ratko Mladic's war crimes trial began Wednesday at the U.N. court in the Hague, Netherlands, where a tribunal is accusing the reputed "Butcher of Bosnia" of crimes against humanity.
Samsung to Launch 10.1-inch Galaxy Note With Quad-Core Processor
Samsung is planning to launch a 10.1-inch version of the Galaxy Note that will feature a quad-core processor, according to an announcement made by the company at this year's MWC.
iPhone 5 to Sport 4-Inch Display, Says Reuters
Reuters now claims that the next generation iPhone will feature a display that measures 4-inches from corner to corner.
Brazilian Christian Becomes Hero in China for Saving Woman From Thieves
A Brazilian Christian, Mozer Rhian Oliveira, 27, has become a hero in China on Friday after he prevented a theft, in the city of Dongguan, in the Guangdong province (Canton).
Argentina Makes Sex-Change Surgery a Legal Right; Passes Euthanasia-Leaning Law
Argentina has made history by becoming the first country in the world to make sex-change operations a legal right of every citizen, mandating that public and private insurance providers cover such surgeries. The new legislation, backed by President Cristina Fernandez, who is expected to sign it, will also make it legal for a person to change his or her gender without a sex-change operation.
Journalists Protest Against Murders in Mexico, Demand Government Action
Journalists have taken to the streets of Mexico City to protest the recent wave of murders against press representatives by organized crime syndicates, and to call on the government to do more to bring them to justice.
Elin Nordegren Single Again? Since January, Says Friend (VIDEO)
Elin Nordegren is single and has been since the beginning of the year says a new source, despite reports that suggest that she and businessman Jamie Dingman have been heating things up.
Manny Pacquiao Banned From Hollywood Mall Over Gay Marriage Comments
While training in Los Angeles for his upcoming boxing match, Manny Pacquiao, who was supposed to give an interview at a local mall, had to find an alternate location after officials from the Hollywood mall banned the boxer over comments he made about gay marriage.
'The Hills' Lauren Conrad Hopes William Tell is 'The One'
Lauren Conrad, former star of MTV reality TV show "The Hills," has moved on from actor Kyle Howard and is reportedly hoping for marriage with new boyfriend William Tell.
Basketball Wives' Evelyn Lozada Talks Tami and Kesha Fight
"Basketball Wives" star Evelyn Lozada has spoken out about Monday night's episode which was so widely condemned that her co-star Tami Roman was forced to issue a public apology to new comer Kesha Nichols.
