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July 30, 2010


  • President: U.S. Auto Industry "Making a Comeback"
    A year after the federal bailout of Chrysler and General Motors, President Obama declared the U.S. auto industry is "making a comeback," noting domestic automakers have added 55 thousand jobs since last June. Speaking at a Chrysler assembly plant in Detroit this afternoon, the president said the federal bailout of the two automakers saved a million jobs, and noted the domestic auto industry is operating at a profit for the first time in several years.

  • Process to Permantly Seal Gulf Well Head to Begin Tuesday
    National Incident Commander Thad Allen says the procedure to permanently seal the well head responsible for the Gulf oil disaster with drilling mud and cement will commence on Tuesday, more than two weeks after the new containment cap stopped the flow of oil. In addition, Allen said a relief well which will serve as a more permanent plug for the ruptured well, should be finished later in August.

  • Taliban Reviewing Leaked U.S. Documents on Afghanistan
    A spokesman for the Taliban told a British television interview that the militant Islamist group is poring over 91 thousand previously classified Defense Department documents leaked to the news media this week regarding the Afghan military operation, in an effort to determine whether they identify any U.S. spies. Also, the death toll in July of U.S. military personnel in Afghanistan stands at 63, the highest monthly number of casualties since the operation commenced nearly nine years ago.

  • Stocks End the Day Mixed
    On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell one point to 10465. The Nasdaq composite index rose three points to 2254. The broader S&P 500 Index finished .07 higher at 1101.

  •  The Rest of the News

    The Rest of the News is a news report by Jim Kress from the Washington bureau. Looking at today's news, this report covers a combination of stories and events that may not be carried by other news agencies, but that are of particular interest to a Christian audience. Listen in Real Audio.



    Week of July 25, 2010


    Senate Judiciary Committee Recommends Kagan's Nomination
    The Senate Judiciary Committee, last week, voted 13-to-6 to recommend the nomination of Elena Kagan to the U.S. Supreme Court, for confirmation by the full Senate. (Full Story)

    Adoption Agency Reports Sharp Increase in Adoption
    A Christ-centered adoption agency reports a sharp increase in adoption placements during the first half of this year. (Full Story)

    World Vision Urging Prayer for Africa
    World Vision is asking for prayer and action to help stop the violence in Africa, as Congress considers the Conflict Minerals Trade Act. (Full Story)

    Back to Church Sunday
    Momentum is building for "Back to Church Sunday," set for September 12th. (Full Story)

    Right-to-Die Billboard Condemned
    The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark is condemning a right-to-die billboard placed in Hillside, New Jersey, by the group, Final Exit Network. (Full Story)

    Bible Society Encourages Christians to Take Salvation Message to the World
    The president of the American Bible Society is encouraging Christians to take the salvation message and the Bible to the world. (Full Story)

    Court in India Sentences Member of State Assembly
    A court in Orissa, India, has sentenced a member of the State Assembly to seven years in prison, after he was convicted of involvement in the murder of a Christian during a spate of sectarian violence in 2008. (Full Story)

    Study Looks at Compensation for Southern Baptist Pastors
    A survey, by Lifeway Research, finds that compensation for Southern Baptist pastors is staying ahead of inflation. (Full Story)



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