In The Days

Children’s Hospital Boston, a world-renowned center for pediatric healthcare, is being criticized by a Massachusetts-based pro-family group for offering sex-change therapy to patients as young as ten years old.
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ARAPAHO, Okla. (AP) - Authorities have charged a western Oklahoma sheriff with coercing and bribing female inmates so he could use them in a sex-slave operation run out of his jail.
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Yale University officials issued a strongly worded statement Thursday night explaining that a student’s shocking claim that she had artificially inseminated herself “as often as possible” and then took drugs to induce miscarriages for her senior art project was “creative fiction.”
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WASHINGTON — A Pentagon review of about 600,000 documents captured in the Iraq war attests to Saddam Hussein’s willingness to use terrorism to target Americans and work closely with jihadist organizations throughout the Middle East.
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Cheering in Gaza (Photo: Reuters)
Palestinians distribute sweets in celebration of Jerusalem terror attack as Hamas promises ‘this is only the beginning’
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Our sites, Inthedays.com, Godlyconferences.com and Radiofreechurch.com, have been up and down and or are very slow due to an apparent attack on our server.
Our latest conference, “Shining As Lights In Perverse Times”, was a tremendous success both in person and online.
We pray that the information given to us at the conference will go out to many and alert those that have ears to hear.
Please pray with us during this slowdown.
—ITD Editor
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The new compostable straws in the House cafeterias do not respond well to hot coffee as reporter Josie Hearn discovered. Photo: John Shinkle
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — An outspoken Saudi blogger is being held for “purposes of interrogation,” the Saudi Interior Ministry confirmed Tuesday.
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BERLIN - In early 2005, German customs police raided a series of German firms involved in a clandestine relationship with Vero, a Berlin-based front company that was illegally supplying nulcear technology and equipment to Iran. The smuggling operation involved 50 German companies and used a nuclear reactor in the Russian city of Rostov to hide the fact that it was supplying equipment to Bushehr, a port city in southern Iran.
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