TODD STARNES Pastor's free prayers a hit at coffee houses
Pastor Thomas Rusert (Courtesy Thomas Rusert) Coffee is not exactly Thomas Rusert’s cup of tea. Nevertheless, every Thursday mo ing Pastor Thomas indulges himself in a steaming cup of java at local coffee houses. “I’m a tea drinker all the other days of the week,” said Thomas, the associate pastor o...
TODD STARNES Pastor's free prayers a hit at coffee houses
Pastor Thomas Rusert (Courtesy Thomas Rusert) Coffee is not exactly Thomas Rusert’s cup of tea. Nevertheless, every Thursday mo ing Pastor Thomas indulges himself in a steaming cup of java at local coffee houses. “I’m a tea drinker all the other days of the week,” said Thomas, the associate pastor o...
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AP Love is… something different for each one of us. And, as Valentine's Day approaches, we wanted to know what "love is" to you, our FoxNews.com audience. Your responses touch the heart, and we'd like to share a few — with more to come on Sunday. Like this one, from Wendy: I just happened to read yo...
A FALSE TRUCE? Russia to continue Syria bombing despite deal
Diplomats attempting to negotiate an end to Syria's bloody civil war said Thursday that they had agreed to try and implement a temporary "cessation of hostilities" in a week's time as Russia's prime minister wa ed that the use of foreign ground troops in the conflict could result in world war. U.S. ...
UMM, ABOUT THOSE GOV'T INVESTIGATIONS… Dem debate moderators, Sanders ignore probes into Clinton emails, foundation
While Hillary Clinton and Be ie Sanders sparred Thursday night over issues ranging from health care to police brutality to campaign finance -- and even who liked Henry Kissinger – what was glaringly missing was any mention of the gove ment's investigations into Clinton’s email use or the Clinton Fou...
SAME OLD, SAME OLD? Dem debate gets testy as Clinton, Sanders try to define differences — wind up sparring over Obama
While Hillary Clinton launched her harshest debate attacks yet on Be ie Sanders Thursday in a clear attempt to distinguish their differences to voters, the Democratic candidates spent almost as much time uniting in their criticism of America’s criminal justice system, the financial sector and more. ...
SAME OLD, SAME OLD? Dem debate gets testy as Clinton, Sanders try to define differences — wind up sparring over Obama
While Hillary Clinton launched her harshest debate attacks yet on Be ie Sanders Thursday in a clear attempt to distinguish their differences to voters, the Democratic candidates spent almost as much time uniting in their criticism of America’s criminal justice system, the financial sector and more. ...
A FALSE TRUCE? Russia to continue Syria bombing despite deal
Diplomats attempting to negotiate an end to Syria's bloody civil war said Thursday that they had agreed to try and implement a temporary "cessation of hostilities" in a week's time as Russia's prime minister wa ed that the use of foreign ground troops in the conflict could result in world war. U.S. ...
END IN SIGHT? Diplomats agree to Syria cease-fire in a week
Diplomats attempting to negotiate an end to Syria's bloody civil war said Thursday that they had agreed to try and implement a temporary "cessation of hostilities" in a week's time as Russia's prime minister wa ed that the use of foreign ground troops in the conflict could result in world war. U.S. ...