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Museum of the Bible returns manuscript that was stolen from monastery during WWI
The Museum of the Bible has returned a stolen manuscript to the Greek Orthodox Church. Bulgarian troops in 1917 looted…
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Kansas conservatives count on ousting liberal Davids from House seat
Conservatives are looking for a clean sweep of all Kansas House seats in the 2022 midterm elections and one race…
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Judge halts FBI investigation, siding with Trump for a special master over documents
The FBI was slapped down by a federal judge Monday in their attempt to prevent outside review of materials seized…
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Opposing abortion is “sinful,” Nancy Pelosi says
Opposition to abortion is “sinful,” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says. “The fact that this is such an assault on women…
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Chileans vote to reject new left wing constitution
Chileans have voted overwhelmingly to reject a new constitution that would have lurched the country to the left on gender,…
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Remaining Christians in Afghanistan persecuted by government, family members
Christians who remain in Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover last summer routinely face persecution and torture from the Taliban government.…
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New York Jets donate $1 million to help Ukrainian refugees in Poland
The New York Jets football team is stepping up to help Ukrainian refugees in Poland. The CityServe Krakow Housing Project…
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White house defends response on vaccine requirement for tennis star, not illegals
The White House continues to defend its response to a reporter’s question involving vaccine requirements for sports stars but not…
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Former elder convicted of murdering wife was part of controversial Kansas City pastor’s church
A former elder at Repairers Kansas City church has been convicted of murdering his wife after less than two years…
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Poland may seek $1.3 trillion from Germany over WWII invasion
Germany owes Poland $1.32 trillion for the Nazi invasion, subsequent Nazi occupation and destruction. The demand for reparations were made…
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