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Schuller fires back over lawsuit filed by Crystal Cathedral creditors
L.A. NOWCrystal Cathedral bankruptcy: Rev. Robert H. Schuller disputes allegations in creditors' committee lawsuit.... -
Coptic Christians in Egypt may be nostalgic for Hosni Mubarak
Opinion L.A.Seventeen years ago, on a visit to an Egyptian church, I was surprised to see a portrait of President Hosni Mubarak in the vestibule. I was told that Christians regarded the strongman as a protector. Shortly before our visit there...... -
The Ames Republican debate transcript: Everything they said that you missed
Top of the TicketFull text of the Ames Republican Debate on Fox News Channel.... -
Is the National Cathedral a national treasure?
Opinion L.A.The perennial and sometimes tiresome debate over the relationship between church and state has taken a new twist. The National Cathedral (real name: The Cathedral Church of St. Peter and St. Paul) was damaged in this summer's earthquake, and the...... -
Shopping cart is dropped four stories -- onto N.Y. woman's head
Nation NowNew York police say two 12-year-olds were horsing around this weekend when they tossed a shopping cart over a shopping center walkway in Harlem, dropping it four stories onto a woman's head.... -
Kristen Stewart and Rob Pattinson's slight sex-scene 'adjustment'
Ministry of GossipKristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson's sex scene in "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn -- Part I" earned too sexy of a rating the first time around. Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson also might be married, according to Pattinson.... -
Japan offers public bailout to help fix stricken nuclear reactor
World NowJapanese government bailout: Tokyo offers billions to utility that owns the nuclar power plant damaged in the March disaster.... -
Getty loses bid to dismiss art-restitution lawsuit
Culture MonsterThe J. Paul Getty Trust and the Armenian Orthodox Church are locked in a legal battle over the return of 755-year-old illuminated manuscripts allegedly stolen during the Armenian genocide. The Getty lost its bid Thursday to have the case dismissed.... -
Nigeria bombings, attacks by Taliban-inspired militants kill 67
World NowRebel attacks in northern Nigeria kill 67: Boko Haram, a militant rebel group in northern Nigeria that models itself on Afghanistan's Taliban, claimed credit for attacks in northern Nigeria Friday and early Saturday that killed at least 67 people.... -
U.S. warns of possible terror attack in Nigeria
World NowNigerian police hunt terror group: As the death toll from weekend attacks in northern Nigerian by the militant group Boko Haram reached more than 100, the U.S. Embassy warned of possible terror attacks on three hotels in Abuja, the Nigerian capital.... -
Public health [Journey to Rwanda]
Opinion L.A.Sue Horton, Op-Ed and Sunday Opinion editor of The Times, is in Rwanda on a two-week Gatekeeper Editor fact-finding trip organized by the International Reporting Project. She is chronicling her trip on the Opinion L.A. blog. Tuesday, Nov. 15: The...... -
If Catholic Charities can't accept same-sex marriage, it should get out of childcare and adoption business [Most Commented]
Opinion L.A.The debate over marriage equality moved to the New York Senate this week. If the measure passes the Legislature, the state would be the largest to adopt same-sex marriage. Op-Ed columnist Tim Rutten zeroed in on New York's importance in......
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