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Obama, Ayers and the Politics of Intimidation
Frank Pastore, from KKLA in Los Angeles, recently interviewed Stanley Kurtz, Senior Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, about his research into Barack Obama. Kurtz wrote an article for the New York Post, “O’s Dangerous Pals,” detailing the relationship between Obama and Madeline Talbot, head of ACORN— the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now.
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Protectionism and President Barack Hoover
Last night, Sen. John McCain scolded Obama for wanting to raise taxes in a time of deep economic uncertainty and shrinking growth. He reminded the audience that Hoover had done the same thing...
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SARAH PALIN GUILTY: Ethics Violation
A 10-week, bipartisan investigation committee finds Palin guilty of ethics violations.
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Mormonism LEGALLY Declared Not Protestant
A stunning court decision just announced that Mormonism is NOT Protestant. A common LDS claim is that Mormonism is just another Christian denominatio...
Elizabeth Wood
What Richard Williamson saw on the streets of a Sudanese village made even the ethnic cleansing in Bosnia and Kosovo of the early 1990s seem tame. He saw churches burned to the ground, marketplaces in ruins and clothes scattered in every direction.
Wolfgang Polzer
Faced with continuing violence by Hindu extremists Christians in India are considering appropriate ways of self-defense, as state police are still slow to respond to the crisis...
All India Christian Council
Despite the deployment of thousands of central and state law enforcement troops, the violence in Orissa continues to inflict daily casualties and massive damage to Christian properties.
Oct 10, 2008
Churches Close Doors to Serve Communities
Europeans More Religious Than Assumed, Survey SuggestsSri Lanka: Civil War Hides Anti-Christian Pressure
New Bibles Cater to Ever-Changing Culture
Europeans More Religious Than Assumed, Survey SuggestsSri Lanka: Civil War Hides Anti-Christian Pressure
New Bibles Cater to Ever-Changing Culture
Oct 9, 2008
Three Iraqi Christians Killed in 24 Hours
Church Leaders Pave Way for World's Largest Reformed Body
Atheists File Suit over National Day of Prayer
Harvest Event Draws 45,000 in Philadelphia
Church Leaders Pave Way for World's Largest Reformed Body
Atheists File Suit over National Day of Prayer
Harvest Event Draws 45,000 in Philadelphia
Oct 8, 2008
Vietnam: Christian Pastor Killed by Security Police
Philippines: Failed Peace Pact May Lead to More Violence
Iraqis Unite to Restore Minority Representation Law
Pittsburgh Bishop Ousted for Abuse Cover-Up
Philippines: Failed Peace Pact May Lead to More Violence
Iraqis Unite to Restore Minority Representation Law
Pittsburgh Bishop Ousted for Abuse Cover-Up
