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Germanwings crash was probably not terrorism, says French minister
The cockpit voice recorder was damaged but can still be used.
Nigerian Archbishop says 'There must be change' after election
A Nigerian Archbishop has said that the country must undergo drastic changes, whatever the outcome of Saturday's presidential election.
Colombian pastor shot dead in robbery
A Colombian pastor was fatally shot in an attempted robbery in the city of Sincelejo on Saturday.
Viral photo shows Kentucky cop helping woman finish 10K: 'What compassion looks like'
Viral photo shows Kentucky cop helping woman finish 10K: 'What compassion looks like'
London synagogue attacked by drunken mob
An explicit video posted to YouTube showing a group of people attacking a synagogue in London at around 1:20am on Sunday morning.
California lawyer proposes ballot initiative to execute gays
A California attorney has proposed a controversial ballot initiative that calls for the execution of homosexuals.
Teen who pled for physician-assisted suicide changes her mind
The Chilean teen who posted a heartbreaking video asking to be allowed to die has changed her mind, her father recently reported.
Ted Cruz appeals to evangelicals in campaign launch â but they may not be enough to get him elected
Most white evangelicals vote Republican, but a successful candidate will need a broader support base.
China: pastor on trial after protesting removal of church crosses
Huang Yizi could face seven years in jail if he is convicted.
Iraqi Church leader: terrorism is a 'factory of death'
Chaldean Patriarch Louis Sako has condemned both terrorists and arms manufacturers.
Germanwings plane crashes in French Alps, 150 dead
An Airbus plane operated by Lufthansa's Germanwings budget airline crashed in the French Alps on Tuesday, leaving no survivors.
China executes three separatists for railway station mass stabbing attack
Three men have been executed for their part in an attack that killed 31 people last year.
Syrians feel 'abandoned' as world focuses on Islamic State, says UN secretary general
Ban Ki-moon has warned of a rise in war crimes and other human rights abuses.
Sydney cafe reopens after terrorist attack
A café in Sydney that was the site of a terror attack three months ago reopened on Friday.
Starbucks cancels racial awareness campaign
Coffee giant Starbucks has called off its newest campaign aimed at increasing conversations about race in America.
Wells of Life dedicates first World Water Day walkathon to Pope Francis
Water safety organisation Wells of Life will honour Pope Francis by dedicating the first well funded by its World Water Day walkathon to him.