He still prays. Still finds solace in the liturgy, still finds peace in the rites of the Catholic Mass. It’s possible to love something even if you’ve spent much of your life exposing its darkest secrets, its deepest shames. It’s possible if you have faith. But faith doesn’t just permanently arrange itself to thrive in the human heart and mind — it has to be tended. Read full article > >

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Despite investigating Catholic scandals, author Jason Berry keeps the faith

Dominique Strauss-Kahn spent much of Sunday at the Manhattan Special Victims Unit as prosecutors sought evidence, including possible DNA evidence, to bolster allegations of sexual assault.

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Police Seek Evidence From I.M.F. Chief on Sex Attack

IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn spent much of Sunday locked up at the Manhattan Special Victims Unit and was forced to undergo forensic and scientific testing for possible DNA evidence on his skin or beneath his fingernails, said officials….

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IN NEW YORK Anyone who thinks presidential ambition is an incurable condition hasn’t spent much time lately with Mike Huckabee.

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Does Mike Huckabee still want to be president?

Elizabeth Anania Edwards, who became a national figure in her fight against cancer and as a partner in her husband John’s political career, died today. She was 61. Edwards spent much of her life as a little-known Raleigh lawyer and mother. But that all changed when her husband, John Edwards, entered politics as a U.S. senator and became a two-time presidential candidate and the Democratic nominee for vice president. read more

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You can never go home again. As Barack Obama prepares to travel to Indonesia, where he spent much of his childhood, Muslims have staged rallies across the country to protest against his visit. Organized by Muslim group Hizbut Tahrir, they drew around…

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Indonesians Protest Obama Visit