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By Andrea Madambashi

The evangelical population of Brazil increased by 16 million people over the 10 year period from 2000 to 2010 to 42.3 million, according to census results from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) published Friday.

Arizona Immigration Law Sparks Racial Profiling Fears

By Vincent Menjivar

The Supreme Court's decision this week to uphold Arizona's immigration law has led some legal groups to warn the decision could result in racial profiling. The law allows police to stop and check the immigration status of anyone they suspect to be in the country illegally.

Morsi Sworn In as Egypt's First Islamist President Amid Concerns

By Anugrah Kumar

Leader of Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party Mohammed Morsi was Saturday sworn in as Egypt's first Islamist president amid concerns over his ability to tackle the military generals and the future of Cairo's peace deal with Israel.

Eastern US Storms Kill a Dozen, Leave Millions Powerless

NJ Senator Pushes Bill Seeking Asylum for Indonesian Christians Facing Persecution

Third of Women Considering Abortions In Mexico City Choose Life When Offered Help

Christians in India Fear Newly Recommended Anti-Conversion Laws

Global Charter of Conscience Urges Renewed Religious Freedom

Sudanese Authorities Demolish Two Church Buildings

Muslims and Jews Slam German Circumcision Ban as Discriminatory