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President Obama announces $283 million federal response to Ferguson

President Obama announced $263 million in federal funding over three years to law enforcement agencies for improved training and for the purchase and storage of body-worn cameras. The President also plans to reevaluate the transfer of military-grade equipment, vehicles and weapons to local and ...

'Little Hope' of faith and forgiveness in Bible belt

A film released Nov. 25 in select theatres and online details the true story of what was left after two young men torched ten churches in early 2010.\"Little Hope was Arson\" is the work of two Christian \"mutually aggressive, ambitious filmmakers,\" according to Documentary.com.

Wilson resigns, no severance pay or benefits

Darren Wilson resigned over the weekend and will not get further pay or severance from the Ferguson Police Department, according to reports. The 28-year-old white police officer shot and killed an unarmed 18-year-old black man, Michael Brown, Aug. 9. A grand jury found no probable cause to indict ...

Atheists target Georgia professor for Bible beliefs

A small but ubiquitous atheist group, Freedom from Religion Foundation, based in Wisconsin, has targeted Georgia Southern University Professor Emerson \"Tom\" McMullen, PhD, for a few stray complaints from a a couple of students about about creationist comments. The Richard Dawkins Foundation for ...

Sex ed event tells students to sext, watch porn & illegally use meth

A Portland, Ore., television station has exposed the Adolescent Sexuality Conference for teaching students, as young as 11 years old, to watch porn and illegally use meth among a range of inappropriate behaviors. Event organizer, Brad Victor, however, claims nothing that took place broke the law, ...

Atlanta fire chief punished for Bible study on sexuality

A year after self-publishing a collection of his men\'s Bible study lessons into the book \"Who told you that you were naked,\" Atlanta Fire Rescue Chief Kelvin Cochran was issued a one-month suspension without pay and required to participate in sensitivity training.

Chicago church gives reverse tithe to members

LaSalle Street Church in Chicago did something unusual this year -- it gave back money to its congregants. The church sold its stake in a real estate deal and paid a tithe on the $1.6 million sale to its members, asking them to do something positive for someone other than themselves.

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