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Priest abuse victims rally near Vatican ROME (UPI) -- Victims of sexual abuse by priests called on the Catholic Church to punish those who cover up the abuse and to do more to protect the children. Hundreds of survivors of child sex abuse, some carrying signs reading "Justice," "Shame" and "Hands Off Children," demonstrated near the Vatican Sunday after being told they wouldn't be allowed in St. Peter's Square, Voice of America reported. The "Reformation Day" protesters from around the world had a moment of ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print Somali-American picked as prime minister MOGADISHU, Somalia (UPI) -- A Somali-American was elected prime minister of Somalia, officials said. Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed, a former official at the Somali Embassy in Washington, will take over the Western-backed transitional government, The New York Times reported. Mohamed won a vote of confidence Sunday from Somalia's Parliament, which named him prime minister by a vote of 297 to 92. The transitional government controls just a few blocks of the capital, and... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print Israel on alert for package bombs JERUSALEM (UPI) -- Israel's transport minister said Jerusalem received warnings of plans to send bombs to synagogues in the United States a day before they were discovered. "Since Thursday, Israeli representatives have been on location in sensitive airports around the world, securing shipments to Israel," Yisrael Katz told Ynetnews.com Monday. "Reality is catching up to us, and we must prepare in order to prevent the worst of all scenarios. We are prepared to deal with a ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print Advertisement Free Tide Plus Febreze Sample Visit here and Get a $1,000 Best Buy Card On Us Officials set Indonesia death toll at 488 JAKARTA (UPI) -- An erupting volcano, earthquake and tsunami last week in Indonesia killed 488 people and forced the evacuation of more than 85,000, officials said Monday. Government information indicates that Mount Merapi volcanic eruptions in Yogyakarta province in central Java since Tuesday killed at least 38 people, China's state-run news agency Xinhua reported. Mount Merapi erupted again Monday, and seismologists said there's no indication that activity is dissipating... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print     More Headlines • Cooperation needed to combat global terror • Pakistan suicide attack leaves 5 dead • Arizona immigration law back before court • Somali-American picked as prime minister • Hamas says 250 operatives were killed     More News From ArcaMax Current News Entertainment News Business News Sports Political News Weird News Religious News Lifestyles

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