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Though many congregations in the U.S. are relatively homogeneous, others are sharply divided. In some cases, divisions are becoming more pronounced as midterm election season heats up, leaving clergy to keep the peace while still meeting the spiritual needs of all of their members.

Though many congregations in the U.S. are relatively homogeneous, others are sharply divided. In some cases, divisions are becoming more pronounced as midterm election season heats up, leaving clergy to keep the peace while still meeting the spiritual needs of all of their members.

Sylvia Ross, 67, has been visiting the grave she believed her father John Thomas Thompson had been buried in since 1979, leaving flowers there to mark every occasion.

A Durham woman has been left “heartbroken” after visiting her father’s grave for 43 YEARS – only to discover someone else was buried there.

In 1990, we dropped by the atelier of the influential late artist.

HALLOWELL - Thelma Christina Raven Seaman, 96, of Hallowell, formerly of Litchfield, passed away at the Androscoggin Hospice House on May ...

WASHINGTON – The Justice Department amended its complaint in a laboratory testing fraud case to add six physicians in Texas. The case alleges False Claims Act violations based on patient referrals in violation of the Anti-Kickback Statute and the Stark Law. The amended complaint further alleges that

A Silsbee doctor is one of six Texas physicians named in an amended federal case alleging medical fraud and kickbacks to doctors for lab tests that were unneeded.

The U.S. Department of Justice says that a Silsbee doctor is one of six Texas physicians named in a False Claims Act complaint and is accused of receiving thousands of

A man arrested last summer on suspicion of leaving Molotov cocktail-type devices at a subway station in Los Angeles was sentenced Wednesday to three years in state prison after pleading no contest to possession of a destructive device.