FAITH
Southern Baptists Refuse To Cancel Massive Outreach Program in Chicago
The controversy about the Southern Baptists's Chicago plan began in November with a letter from a group of Chicago religious leaders sent to people of various faiths and their leaders.

BOOKS
Professor Attacks Model Minority Myth
Vijay Prashad's new book The Karma of Brown Folk will stimulate controversies and debates.

NEWS
Convicted Killer Refuses to Help Prosecution, Charged With Contempt
The prosecutors had hoped that Glowatski would testify in the Ellard trial, but he has refused several times.

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