Bro. David Wells, of the Pleasant View Baptist Church in Breckinridge County, Kentucky, was told he could not longer offer youth counseling at the Warren Regional Juvenile Detention Center in Bowling Green unless he signed an agreement promising to refrain from telling any juvenile inmates that homosexuality is “sinful.” Wells refused and had his counseling […]
Donald Trump’s candidacy has been the subject of much debate in recent months. While some laud his “straight talk” and attribute his frontrunner status to it, others point to anger or racism the Trump Brand Name has tapped into. However, the underlying cause of the Republican Party’s problems may be deeper than Trump himself. Leon
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The user who described himself as a “white male in my 30s” said that he grew up “fairly poor,” and then started a successful consulting firm after nearly a decade in the military, earning him “membership in the 1% by pretty much any definition of the phrase.” “After all the write offs, business expenses, mortgage
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Donald Trump has come out on top in a recent poll in North Carolina, with a favorable rating of 55%. Greece has been given a Sunday deadline to remain in the European Union, while the UK’s Tory budget has been met with criticism for its ‘Living Wage’ which is well below the minimum wage. South
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Hiromichi Ugaya, a renowned photojournalist born in Kyoto City, Japan in 1963, has shed light on the effects of one of the world’s most devastating disasters. Ugaya, who holds a bachelor’s degree from Kyoto National University and a master’s degree from Columbia University, has experience in both Japan and the United States. On May 22nd
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has largely overlooked the potential risks of an ice-free Arctic, according to Professor Peter Wadhams of Cambridge University. Despite the potential for a methane outbreak, the IPCC has failed to address the issue in their assessment. The world has largely welcomed the idea of an ice-free Arctic, with
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In much of the world, the causes of unnatural death for Americans abroad are similar to those at home—suicides and accidents, particularly car crashes. A handful of places show more unusual patterns: a high number of murders from #Mexico across Central America and into Colombia, Venezuela, and Guyana; terrorist deaths in #Iraq and Afghanistan; and
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VOX.com reports.. In August 2014, tensions began to mount as unmarked Russian troops invaded eastern Ukraine and the Russian air force began to harass the neighboring Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, all of which are members of NATO. The US responded by pledging to uphold its commitment to defend these countries as if
