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Charges were filed Tuesday against David Chou, 68, of Las Vegas. Federal authorities are investigating the shooting as a hate crime.

SAS trooper who suffered 63% burns when his plane caught fire describes how flames 'danced around his chin' before he leapt from its wing - and admits he planned to take his own life at Dignitas after 15 agonising months in hospital Jamie Hull, 45, from Leighton Buzzard, Beds, had life-changing accident in 2007 When engine of his plane caught fire 1,000ft above ground, he steered it towards the runway of the Florida aerodrome and leapt from its wing In his new memoir he recounts his harrowing recovery and how he rebuilt his life 

By Michael W. Chapman | May 7, 2021 | 3:14pm EDT Rev. Franklin Graham. (Getty Images) (CNS News) -- Commenting on President Joe Biden's decision to not include the word "God," or any reference to God, in his National Day of Prayer Proclamation, Rev. Franklin Graham said Biden was the first president to omit the word "God," and warned the Democratic president, "Omitting God is a dangerous thing." "Why would President Biden omit God?" wrote Graham in a May 6 post on Facebook. "Today marks the 70th annual National Day of Prayer, and by law since 1952 a presid...

By Michael W. Chapman | May 7, 2021 | 3:14pm EDT Rev. Franklin Graham. (Getty Images) (CNS News) -- Commenting on President Joe Biden's decision to not include the word "God," or any reference to God, in his National Day of Prayer Proclamation, Rev. Franklin Graham said Biden was the first president to omit the word "God," and warned the Democratic president, "Omitting God is a dangerous thing." "Why would President Biden omit God?" wrote Graham in a May 6 post on Facebook. "Today marks the 70th annual National Day of Prayer, and by law since 1952 a presid...

In reference to the Vatican issuing a statement on Sunday explaining why it will not and cannot ever bless same-sex unions, evangelical leader Rev. Franklin Graham said Rome got it right because "we cannot condone actions that are contrary to the teachings of God’s Word."