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Elder Brother Of US Kids Killed By Their Adoptive Mother Has A Story To Tell
Jennifer and Sarah Hart, a small-town Minnesota couple, took in two sets of siblings from the crowded Texas foster care system and branded themselves a free-spirited tribe that traveled to music festivals and protests, delivering free hugs.
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She Was Watching YouTube Video On How To Find Diamonds - Then Spotted One
Miranda Hollingshead was hot and tired during an extended family outing to Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas, a couple of hours away from her Bogata, Texas, home. Her two young kids were over it. There was dirt everywhere, but no gemstones in sight.
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Homeless Veteran's Story That Garnered $400,000 Was A Lie: Prosecutors
A couple's feel-good story, about a homeless veteran who had helped a woman after she ran out of gas on a highway exit ramp, reverberated widely, drawing high-profile media appearances and more than $400,000 in donations that the couple said would go to help the veteran.
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As Couple's Wedding Was Falling Apart, An Unlikely Person Comes To Rescue
The 100-person wedding that she and her fiance, Andy Schneck, had been planning for the past year was unraveling.
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Couple Crowdfunds $400,000 For Homeless Man, Then Spends It On This
The act of kindness seemed destined to pull Johnny Bobbitt from the depths of homelessness and drug abuse he struggled with on the day Kate McClure's car sputtered to a stop in front of him.
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Nobel Laureate Found Wandering Disoriented In Illinois. Wife's Body Discovered In Car.
Before dawn on March 13, deputies from the Ogle County Sheriff's Office south of Rockford, Illinois, responded to a report of a man wandering on a rural stretch of a nearby state road. The 82-year-old man law enforcement found on foot was dehydrated and confused. As he was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment, authorities did not yet real...
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American Woman, Canadian Husband And Children Freed In Pakistan After 5-year Hostage Ordeal
The rescue of an American woman, her Canadian husband and their three children who were held by a faction of Taliban-linked militants for more than five years has raised hopes of a possible warming in the long fraught relationship between the United States and Pakistan.
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Couple Spent 21 Years In Jail Over 'Satanism', Now They'll Get Millions
Long before the age of the Internet and the fleeting spasms of mass hysteria that came with it (Remember Jade Helm? Pizzagate?), and going back to the late 20th century, when irrational fears moved slower and lasted longer, there was Satan.
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Frustrated With Your Spouse? These Scientists Suggest A Specific Kind Of Prayer
Does prayer affect our intimate relationships? Frank Fincham at Florida State University's Family Institute, along with several collaborators, has conducted a series of empirical studies of how prayer can impact romantic couples.
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As 'A Matter Of Conscience,' A Kentucky Judge Refuses To Hear Adoption Cases Involving Gay Parents
Two years after a Kentucky county clerk stirred national attention for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, a family court judge in the same state announced he will no longer hear adoption cases involving gay parents, calling his stance on the issue "a matter of conscience."
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A Couple Is Suing A US State To Name Their Daughter Allah
The baby's first name posed no issue: ZalyKha. Georgia law could handle that.
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US Aid To Pakistan Shrinks Amid Mounting Frustration Over Militants
Pakistan's continued support for resurgent militant groups hostile to the United States, coupled with warming U.S. military and business relations with India, is sharply diminishing Islamabad's strategic importance as an ally to Washington, U.S. military, diplomatic, and intelligence officials and outside experts said.
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'Sorry, My First Kill Was Clumsy' Reads Scrawled Note Left Next To Slain Couple In San Jose Double-Homicide
Golam and Shamima Rabbi left Bangladesh for the United States more than thirty years ago. Golam, an engineer, and Shamima, an accountant, raised two sons -- one 17 and one in his early twenties in America. They housed family who emigrated from Bangladesh in their four-bedroom home and worshiped and volunteered at local Islamic centers.
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The Ghostly Explanation For How a Man's Unborn Twin Fathered His Child
The Washington state couple (whose names have been withheld for privacy reasons) initially thought that their child, conceived in vitro, had been created with a stranger's sperm.
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Pope Francis Met With Gay Couple in US Visit
Pope Francis met with a gay couple at the Vatican Embassy in Washington during the pontiff's visit to the United States last week in a quiet gesture to the gay and lesbian community.
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Elder Brother Of US Kids Killed By Their Adoptive Mother Has A Story To Tell
Jennifer and Sarah Hart, a small-town Minnesota couple, took in two sets of siblings from the crowded Texas foster care system and branded themselves a free-spirited tribe that traveled to music festivals and protests, delivering free hugs.
-
She Was Watching YouTube Video On How To Find Diamonds - Then Spotted One
Miranda Hollingshead was hot and tired during an extended family outing to Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas, a couple of hours away from her Bogata, Texas, home. Her two young kids were over it. There was dirt everywhere, but no gemstones in sight.
-
Homeless Veteran's Story That Garnered $400,000 Was A Lie: Prosecutors
A couple's feel-good story, about a homeless veteran who had helped a woman after she ran out of gas on a highway exit ramp, reverberated widely, drawing high-profile media appearances and more than $400,000 in donations that the couple said would go to help the veteran.
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As Couple's Wedding Was Falling Apart, An Unlikely Person Comes To Rescue
The 100-person wedding that she and her fiance, Andy Schneck, had been planning for the past year was unraveling.
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Couple Crowdfunds $400,000 For Homeless Man, Then Spends It On This
The act of kindness seemed destined to pull Johnny Bobbitt from the depths of homelessness and drug abuse he struggled with on the day Kate McClure's car sputtered to a stop in front of him.
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Nobel Laureate Found Wandering Disoriented In Illinois. Wife's Body Discovered In Car.
Before dawn on March 13, deputies from the Ogle County Sheriff's Office south of Rockford, Illinois, responded to a report of a man wandering on a rural stretch of a nearby state road. The 82-year-old man law enforcement found on foot was dehydrated and confused. As he was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment, authorities did not yet real...
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American Woman, Canadian Husband And Children Freed In Pakistan After 5-year Hostage Ordeal
The rescue of an American woman, her Canadian husband and their three children who were held by a faction of Taliban-linked militants for more than five years has raised hopes of a possible warming in the long fraught relationship between the United States and Pakistan.
-
Couple Spent 21 Years In Jail Over 'Satanism', Now They'll Get Millions
Long before the age of the Internet and the fleeting spasms of mass hysteria that came with it (Remember Jade Helm? Pizzagate?), and going back to the late 20th century, when irrational fears moved slower and lasted longer, there was Satan.
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Frustrated With Your Spouse? These Scientists Suggest A Specific Kind Of Prayer
Does prayer affect our intimate relationships? Frank Fincham at Florida State University's Family Institute, along with several collaborators, has conducted a series of empirical studies of how prayer can impact romantic couples.
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As 'A Matter Of Conscience,' A Kentucky Judge Refuses To Hear Adoption Cases Involving Gay Parents
Two years after a Kentucky county clerk stirred national attention for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, a family court judge in the same state announced he will no longer hear adoption cases involving gay parents, calling his stance on the issue "a matter of conscience."
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A Couple Is Suing A US State To Name Their Daughter Allah
The baby's first name posed no issue: ZalyKha. Georgia law could handle that.
-
US Aid To Pakistan Shrinks Amid Mounting Frustration Over Militants
Pakistan's continued support for resurgent militant groups hostile to the United States, coupled with warming U.S. military and business relations with India, is sharply diminishing Islamabad's strategic importance as an ally to Washington, U.S. military, diplomatic, and intelligence officials and outside experts said.
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'Sorry, My First Kill Was Clumsy' Reads Scrawled Note Left Next To Slain Couple In San Jose Double-Homicide
Golam and Shamima Rabbi left Bangladesh for the United States more than thirty years ago. Golam, an engineer, and Shamima, an accountant, raised two sons -- one 17 and one in his early twenties in America. They housed family who emigrated from Bangladesh in their four-bedroom home and worshiped and volunteered at local Islamic centers.
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The Ghostly Explanation For How a Man's Unborn Twin Fathered His Child
The Washington state couple (whose names have been withheld for privacy reasons) initially thought that their child, conceived in vitro, had been created with a stranger's sperm.
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Pope Francis Met With Gay Couple in US Visit
Pope Francis met with a gay couple at the Vatican Embassy in Washington during the pontiff's visit to the United States last week in a quiet gesture to the gay and lesbian community.
