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Christian Pastors In Alabama Seek To Build Momentum In Opposing Roy Moore
While some evangelicals are staunchly standing by the embattled Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore,?a grassroots network of Christian leaders in the state are joining forces to present a different image of Christianity. Dozens of Alabama ministers have?signed a letter?that calls out Moore’s “extremist beliefs” and says that no person of faith should be able to support him. “Even before the recent allegations of sexual abuse, Roy Moore demonstrated that he was not fit for office, and that his extremist values and actions are not consistent with traditional Christian values or good Christian character,” the pastors wrote in the letter.
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Trump’s Latest Attack Could Jeopardize Tax Bill
Donald Trump says the fate of the tax bill is “up to the Senate” now—after he took to Twitter and attacked one of those must-win Republican senate votes.
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102-year-old Holocaust survivor who thought his entire family died meets nephew he didn't know existed
A 102-year-old Polish man who believed his entire family had died in the?Holocaust was reduced to tears this week when he met a nephew that he didn't know he had. Eliahu Pietruszka was just 24 years old when he fled Warsaw in 1939 during World War II, according to the Associated Press. Both of his parents and Zelig were later transported from the Warsaw Ghetto to?a Nazi death camp where they were killed, but Volf somehow?managed to escape to the?Soviet Union as well.
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Whitefish Shuts Down Operations In Puerto Rico, Claims It's Owed $83 Million
Whitefish Energy is halting work on Puerto Rico’s hurricane-ravaged electrical grid after claiming the U.S. territory owes the company $83 million. Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority failed to make “timely” payments to the Montana-based energy firm, which has resulted in Whitefish being unable to pay its?subcontractors and 516 workers, according to a letter obtained by HuffPost that was signed by Whitefish CEO Andy Techmanski and dated Sunday.
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Karina Vetrano murder : Man beat jogger so hard her teeth broke, court hears
Cathie and Philip Vetrano heard the accused Chanel Lewis explain that he struck Karina Vetrano so hard that her teeth broke. In a pre-taped confession, Mr Lewis said he “lost it” and grabbed the 30-year-old from Queens as she ran past him through a marshy swamp along a bike path in Spring Creek Park. The confession was recorded back in February 2017 after Mr Lewis spent the night in a police precinct watching cartoons.
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Police Were Told To Keep Roy Moore Away From High School Cheerleaders, Retired Officer Says
A retired Alabama police officer said she and her colleagues were told decades ago to “make sure” Roy Moore “didn’t hang around” high school cheerleaders, and confirmed previous reports that the Republican Senate candidate was banned at the time from a local mall for predatory behavior toward teenage girls. “The rumor mill was that he liked young girls, and ... we were advised that he was being suspended from the mall because he would hang around the young girls that worked in the stores and ... really got into a place of where they say he was harassing,” former Gadsden police officer Faye Gary told MSNBC on Tuesday.
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Sarah Sanders Asks Press To Say What They're Thankful For Before Questions
The Thanksgiving holiday spirit took a bit of a strident twist during Monday’s press briefing by White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders. “If you want to ask a question, I think it’s only fair, since I’ve shared what I’m thankful for, that you start off with what you’re thankful for. Huckabee Sanders noted that she was “clearly very thankful for all of you here in the room — I think that goes without saying,” to laughter.
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Elite Royal Navy rescue team sent as possible calls detected from missing Argentine submarine
The Royal Navy has deployed its elite submarine rescue team to join the search for a missing Argentine submarine, after failed satellite calls thought to be from the vessel raised hopes the crew were still alive. HMS Protector also began scouring the South Atlantic as part of the international hunt for the missing vessel, and HMS Clyde was being diverted from South Georgia. Argentine officials said naval bases had detected seven incomplete satellite calls over the weekend attributed to the sub and were now trying to use them to pinpoint its location.
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Putin Says Russia Will End its Military Operation in Syria After Surprise Talks With Assad
Russia is about to end its military operation in Syria that tipped the scales in the devastating war in favor of government forces, President Vladimir Putin said at surprise talks with Syrian President Bashar Assad.
NewsAssociated PressPolice: Woman confessed to putting babies in concrete in 90s
A Japanese woman was arrested Tuesday after police say she confessed to putting four newborns in concrete-filled buckets two decades ago and having been filled with guilt over not caring for her babies. Mayumi Saito, 53, was arrested Tuesday on charges of abandoning bodies, a day after she turned herself in at the police station. Saito was quoted by police as saying she put the bodies into concrete from 1992 through 1997 because she had been too poor to raise them, but she had been filled with guilt over the years.
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Charlie Rose Accused Of Sexually Harassing And Groping Women
Rose, who has long hosted an interview show on PBS and also co-anchors “CBS This Morning,” is accused of making sexual advances toward multiple women — some of whom worked on his show. A PBS spokesperson said the network is immediately suspending distribution of the program, which is produced by an independent company, in response to the allegations. “PBS was shocked to learn today of these deeply disturbing allegations,” the spokesperson said.
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'Zero Hope For Denuclearizing North Korea,' China Expert Says
BEIJING ―?President Donald Trump’s designation of North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism may not be the best way to quell the country’s nuclear ambitions, according to one expert in China. Tong Zhao, a fellow at the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy in Beijing, said Trump’s visit to China during his recent Asia trip resulted in no substantive developments in dealing with the North Korean nuclear threat.
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Off-Duty Officer Fatally Shoots Robbers While Holding His Baby
Surveillance video from the store shows Sgt. Rafael Souza of the military police in Brazil running after hooded men and firing a gun at both of them, CBS News reported, citing Britain's Independent newspaper.
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19 Crazy Delicious Ways To Roast Sweet Potatoes
It's sweet potato season and we're going all out.From Delish
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Zimbabwe's New Leaders Are None Other Than Mugabe's Former 'Enforcers'
Jubilant crowds filled the streets of Zimbabwe’s cities on Tuesday, after the country’s speaker of parliament announced that President Robert Mugabe had resigned?after decades in power. Just shy of a week ago, Zimbabwe’s military took power in the capital and detained Mugabe in his home. Video: Incredible scenes outside #Zimbabwe Parliament as crowd hears #Mugabe has gone.
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Years into journey, transgender teen still finding himself
It's been six years since Theo Ramos first cut himself in the school bathroom, six years since his parents and friends and teachers found out he wanted to be a boy instead of a girl, six years in transition. PART TWO : Living with a transitioning transgender child "is anything but a straight line," as his mom says.
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Donald Trump Breaks Silence On Roy Moore Allegations
President Donald Trump on Tuesday directly addressed the sexual misconduct allegations against Alabama GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore, nearly two weeks after the first accounts of Moore’s alleged sexual predation were first reported by The Washington Post. “Roy Moore denies it. Trump all but endorsed Moore, after repeatedly ignoring questions about the race since the news of the allegations broke.?The White House has previously said that the administration’s position is that the voters in Alabama should decide.
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White Ex-Cop Sentenced To 15 Years For Shooting Death Of Daughter's Black Boyfriend
A white former police officer in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has been sentenced to 15 years behind bars for fatally shooting his daughter’s 19-year-old black boyfriend in 2014. Last month, a jury convicted Shannon Kepler, a 57-year-old ex-cop, of first-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of Jeremey Lake. At the jury’s recommendation, Tulsa County District Court Judge Sharon Holmes sentenced Kepler to a 15-year prison term on Monday.
ScienceInverseFox News Should Shut the Hell Up About NASA Faking the Moon Landing
On Monday, Fox News tweeted something that questions whether or not the Apollo 17 moon landing was faked. “You be the judge: Skeptics say picture debunks moon landing,” the outlet tweeted out with a story on a new conspiracy theory. The conspiracy theory in question — which, of course, Fox is quick to dismiss early on in the piece — involves a YouTube video that allegedly “proves” NASA’s 1972 mission to the moon is fake.
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Allegations Against Al Franken Could Cost Democrats A Progressive Fighter In The Senate
WASHINGTON ― The allegations of sexual harassment against Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) could cost Democrats a progressive voice who distinguished himself with his tough and incisive questioning of President Donald Trump’s judicial and cabinet nominees. Franken has laid low since a news anchor last week revealed that he kissed and groped her without her consent during a USO tour in December 2006. The Democrat canceled several speaking engagements over the weekend and is planning to “reflect” with his family in Washington, D.C., during this week’s Thanksgiving holiday.
WorldAFPVenezuela arrests six top executives from PDVSA's US subsidiary Citgo
Venezuela on Tuesday arrested the acting president and five other top executives in charge of Citgo, the US refinery subsidiary of troubled state oil company PDVSA, on corruption charges. "Six senior executives have been arrested," said chief prosecutor Tarek William Saab, adding that the charges included embezzlement, bid rigging, money laundering and criminal association. The Citgo chief, Jose Angel Pereira, was arrested in Caracas.
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Trump Administration Is Sending Haitians Back To A Country Still Mired In Disaster
The Trump administration has ended immigration protections for thousands of Haitians in the U.S. starting in 18 months, which will force many to abandon the lives and communities they’ve built to return to a country still recovering from disaster. Senior Trump administration officials announced Monday the upcoming end of temporary protected status (TPS) for Haitians, a special designation applied to 59,000 Haitians after a massive earthquake devastated the island nation in 2010. Unless Congress takes action,?Haitian TPS recipients will have to achieve legal status or return to Haiti by July 2019 ― or risk deportation.
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A Timeline Of Charles Manson’s Path To Infamy
Charles Manson?has been called many things over the years. With the focus almost always on Manson as a persona — instead of the crimes he helped to carry out —?it’s easy to forget, given the passage of nearly five decades, that it was a string of brutal murders by Manson and his followers?that earned the convicted killer his nicknames and an infamous page in the history books. Hospital staff initially referred to him as "no name Maddox"?until his mother gave him the name Charles Milles Maddox.
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Tributes Pour In After Former Teen Idol David Cassidy Dies at 67
Singer and Partridge Family star David Cassidy has died at 67. Cassidy died Tuesday after suffering liver and kidney failure, according to his publicist, Jo-Ann Geffen. "David died surrounded by those he loved, with joy in his heart and free from the pain that had gripped him for so long," Geffen said.
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Catholic School Statue Covered Up For Being Too Gross And Weird
A Catholic school in Australia has covered up a statue of a saint giving a loaf of bread to a boy after complaints that it was too suggestive.? The statue of St. Martin de Porres at Blackfriars Priory School in suburban Adelaide shows the bread being
