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CNN's Wolf Blitzer had an awkward moment on Tuesday while interviewing Rebecca Vitsmun, an atheist survivor of the tornado that devastated Moore, Oklahoma. She escaped from her home with her 19-month-old son. With almost every survivor "thanking the Lord" for survival mercies (not minding the dead), Blitzer assumed that Rebecca Vitsmun would also credit the selectively merciful Lord for her "miraculous" escape. http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/350590

Wolf Blitzer asks atheist tornado survivor if she thanked God

http://www.salon.com/2013/04/01/cardinal_timothy_dolan_gays_and_lesbians_are_entitled_to_friendship_not_equal_rights/

Cardinal Timothy Dolan: Gays and lesbians are “entitled to friendship,” not equal rights

New York Archbishop and president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Timothy Dolan was on “This Week” with George Stephanopoulos to talk about the current state of the Catholic Church. When asked what he would say to a gay coule who told him: “We love God.
CNN Chief Jim Walton quits, saying the network needs new leadership during a time of poor ratings CNN’s official quarterly ratings verify that the network has reached 21-year lows in both viewers and adults between the ages of 25 and 54. http://dailycaller.com/2012/06/26/cnn-suffers-lowest-ratings-in-21-years/

CNN suffers lowest ratings in 21 years

McCain blasts Democrats' 'hypocrisy' in leaks case

http://www.cnn.com/2012/06/12/politics/mccain-leaks By Ted Barrett, Senior Congressional Producer

Occupy upset with recall loss, clash with police, take it out on CNN « Citizen Journalist

Occupy and other members of the far left are not taking the loss well in Wisconsin. Members of Occupy and/or the SDS, AFSCME, AFT, Progressive Democrats of America, Welfare Warriors, Voces de la Frontera, Liberty Tree Foundation and the Party for Socialism and Liberation met in Pere Marquette park in downtown Milwaukee. http://citizenjournalistdotorg.wordpress.com/2012/06/07/occupy-upset-with-recall-loss-clash-with-police-take-it-out-on-cnn/
Marine Sgt. Gary Stein made derogatory comments about President Obama on Facebook. A Marine is facing dismissal for his anti-Obama posts on Facebook Sgt.

Marine's Facebook posts on Obama go too far

http://www.cnn.com/2012/04/14/opinion/obeidallah-marine-obama-facebook
North Korea appears to be ready to carry out a nuclear test whenever leaders of the reclusive state give the green light, a spokesman for the South Korean Defense Ministry said Thursday.

North Korea ready to carry out nuclear test at any moment, Seoul says

http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2012/05/24/north-korea-ready-to-carry-out-nuclear-test-at-any-moment-seoul-says/
http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/210093-religion-burns-obama-again

Religious controversy burns Obama again - TheHill.com

Chalk up yet another religious controversy on President Obama’s record. The furor over contraception that consumed much of this week is just one more instance of the president having been put onto the back foot at the intersection of faith and politics.
Senior administration officials announced early this morning that President Obama will announce a new “accommodation” for religious liberties in the rule requiring all employers to offer contraception coverage without additional cost sharing.

Contraception Accommodation: Insurers Will Be Required To Offer Birth Control Free Of Charge

That is why the battle over whether religious institutions should be required to cover contraception under the new health-care law was so painful — and why it was so hard to comprehend why President Obama, who has been a critic of culture wars for so long, did not try to defuse this explosive question from the beginning. It’s also why he was right , finally, to reach a compromise that respected the legitimate concerns of each side.

Contraception and the cost of culture wars

New inquiry into Catholic abuse in Netherlands

The Deetman Commission is to conduct a follow-up investigation into sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic Church.

Civil Case In Priest Sexual Abuse Case Begins

STOCKTON, Calif. — Priest Michael Kelly appeared in court Tuesday morning for the beginning of a six-week trial.
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