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Ohio Offers Help for Low-Income Storm Victims

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Violence Against Christians Continues in India

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Hindus Angered by Christian Evangelism

MINNEAPOLIS (AP)  The director of the Hindu American Foundation says religious violence in India should make Christians re-examine their efforts to convert Hindus. Suhag Shukla insists there's no excuse for attacks by...[more]

Ohio Officials Want Alternatives for UPS-DHL Deal

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Christian Activist: Palin Energizes Some 'Faith Moms'

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Nebraska Meat Plant Cedes Prayer Time to Muslims

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Ohio Extends Tax Deadlines Because of Outages

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Conditions Slowing Airborne Aid to Haiti

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Mob Attacks Police Amid Religious Violence in India

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ADF: Opposing Porn is Free Speech, Not a Conspiracy

(ADF/FNF/IN) The Alliance Defense Fund has filed a motion to dismiss what it calls a frivolous lawsuit filed by Cincinnati's City Beat newspaper against a coalition of pro-family groups. Citizens for Community Values, along...[more]

Report: Ohio "Much Improved" for the Ballot Box

(ONC) Ohio has landed in the "much improved" category in a report released Tuesday that examines voting preparedness in the nation’s 10 swing states. According to the report by Common Cause, a non-partisan...[more]

UN: Food Prices Increase Number of World's Hungry

ROME (AP) A U.N. food agency says soaring food prices have pushed the number of the world's hungry sharply higher to 925 million at the end of 2007. The head of the Food and Agriculture Organization told Italian lawmakers in...[more]

Vatican Defends Legitimacy of Evolution

VATICAN CITY (AP)  A professor at a Vatican-sponsored university has expressed dismay that some Christians reject the theory of evolution. Gennaro Auletta, who teaches at Rome's Gregorian Pontifical University, told...[more]

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