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China's War On Christianity Deepens As 18 Zion Church Leaders Arrested
In one of the largest crackdowns on underground Christian groups in recent years, Chinese authorities have formally arrested 18 leaders of the Beijing Zion Church, according to Christian rights organisation ChinaAid.
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Guinness World Records Shares Video Clip Of Fastest Man On Hands
The differently-abled US athlete has set Guinness World Record (GWR) by walking 20 metres in 4.78 seconds in 2021.
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Indian-American Hiker Found Dead In US Days After Going Missing: Report
A 29-year-old Indian-American female hiker, who got swept away in a flash flood last week at the Zion National Park in the US state of Utah, has been found dead, according to a senior official from the park.
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"Save Us From The Satans": Sri Lanka Church Attack Survivors Pray
A dozen rifle-toting soldiers guarded a small community hall as day broke in the eastern Sri Lankan town of Batticaloa on Sunday morning.
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Social Media Outrage After Basketball Star's Nike Shoe Splits
A Nike Inc sneaker worn by a college basketball superstar split in half less than a minute into a highly anticipated game between Duke University and North Carolina, prompting an outcry on social media as the company sought to figure out what caused the problem.
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Basketball Star's Shoe Splits Seconds Into Play. Nike Looks For Answers
Nike is looking into what went wrong after college basketball's biggest star sprained his knee when his shoe fell apart, one of the most high-profile apparel failures in basketball history.
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China Shuts Down Prominent "Underground" Protestant Church Over License
Beijing officials have shut down one of China's largest "underground" Protestant churches for operating without a licence, the Communist government's latest move to ramp up control over religious worship
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Boy Shows Off New Hands A Year After Double-Hand Transplant
It's been just over a year since now-9-year-old Zion Harvey received a double-hand transplant - and now he can throw a ball, zip his clothes and write in his journal.
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First Child Double Hand Transplant Announced in US
An eight-year-old American has become the world's youngest recipient of a transplant of both hands, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia announced on Tuesday.
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US Black Church Fire Stokes Arson Fears
An overnight fire that destroyed a small-town African-American church in South Carolina once torched by Ku Klux Klan members is reviving fears that arsonists are targeting places of worship with black congregations.
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Storm Brews on Mt Zion Over Fate of Upper Room
Pope Francis will celebrate mass in Jerusalem on Monday, bringing into sharp focus a decades-long debate over the fate of the site where Christians believe Jesus held his Last Supper.
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China's War On Christianity Deepens As 18 Zion Church Leaders Arrested
In one of the largest crackdowns on underground Christian groups in recent years, Chinese authorities have formally arrested 18 leaders of the Beijing Zion Church, according to Christian rights organisation ChinaAid.
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Guinness World Records Shares Video Clip Of Fastest Man On Hands
The differently-abled US athlete has set Guinness World Record (GWR) by walking 20 metres in 4.78 seconds in 2021.
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Indian-American Hiker Found Dead In US Days After Going Missing: Report
A 29-year-old Indian-American female hiker, who got swept away in a flash flood last week at the Zion National Park in the US state of Utah, has been found dead, according to a senior official from the park.
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"Save Us From The Satans": Sri Lanka Church Attack Survivors Pray
A dozen rifle-toting soldiers guarded a small community hall as day broke in the eastern Sri Lankan town of Batticaloa on Sunday morning.
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Social Media Outrage After Basketball Star's Nike Shoe Splits
A Nike Inc sneaker worn by a college basketball superstar split in half less than a minute into a highly anticipated game between Duke University and North Carolina, prompting an outcry on social media as the company sought to figure out what caused the problem.
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Basketball Star's Shoe Splits Seconds Into Play. Nike Looks For Answers
Nike is looking into what went wrong after college basketball's biggest star sprained his knee when his shoe fell apart, one of the most high-profile apparel failures in basketball history.
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China Shuts Down Prominent "Underground" Protestant Church Over License
Beijing officials have shut down one of China's largest "underground" Protestant churches for operating without a licence, the Communist government's latest move to ramp up control over religious worship
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Boy Shows Off New Hands A Year After Double-Hand Transplant
It's been just over a year since now-9-year-old Zion Harvey received a double-hand transplant - and now he can throw a ball, zip his clothes and write in his journal.
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First Child Double Hand Transplant Announced in US
An eight-year-old American has become the world's youngest recipient of a transplant of both hands, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia announced on Tuesday.
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US Black Church Fire Stokes Arson Fears
An overnight fire that destroyed a small-town African-American church in South Carolina once torched by Ku Klux Klan members is reviving fears that arsonists are targeting places of worship with black congregations.
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Storm Brews on Mt Zion Over Fate of Upper Room
Pope Francis will celebrate mass in Jerusalem on Monday, bringing into sharp focus a decades-long debate over the fate of the site where Christians believe Jesus held his Last Supper.
