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Softball team excluded due to pastor’s bisexuality

ST. LOUIS (AP) — The new pastor at St. John United Church of Christ in the eastern Missouri town of St. Clair doesn’t play softball, but members of his church do. Or at least they did until their pastor’s sexuality prompted a boycott within their church league.

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Editorial Roundup: Excerpts From Recent Editorials

Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad:

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Editorial Roundup: Excerpts From Recent Editorials

Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad:

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Egypt Brotherhood takes harder line in campaign

In this Monday, April 30, 2012 file photo, Egyptian supporters of Mohammed Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood's presidential candidate, wave posters of him with Arabic that reads, "Mohammed Morsi for Egyptian presidency," during a campaigning conference in Cairo Egypt. On the campaign trail for the presidential election, now only nine days away, the Muslim Brotherhood has taken a sharp turn rightward, becoming bolder in saying it wants to bring a state where religiosity and Islamic law play a major role and insisting that it has the right to rule. (AP Photo/Amr Nabil, File)

CAIRO (AP) — At a campaign rally for the Muslim Brotherhood’s candidate for president, a hardline cleric and TV preacher sang Mohammed Morsi’s praises before thousands massed in the stadium of an industrial city in Egypt’s Nile Delta.

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Business raids cost Kansas City millions in taxes

In this April 24, 2012, photo Cliff Illig, left, co-founder of Cerner Corp., and Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback, 2nd from left, participate with other officials for the groundbreaking for Cerner's new office complex in Kansas City, Kan., after the state lured the franchise away from Missouri by topping its best offer. The states of Missouri and Kansas are divided here only by the yellow stripe of State Line Road. It may be a single metropolitan community, but one in which the two states have burned through hundreds of millions of dollars in the past five years to lure businesses from one side of that stripe to the other in the pursuit of jobs.  (AP Photo/John Hanna)
In this April 24, 2012, photo Cliff Illig, left, co-founder of Cerner Corp., and Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback, 2nd from left, participate with other officials for the groundbreaking for Cerner's new office complex in Kansas City, Kan., after the state lured the franchise away from Missouri by topping its best offer. The states of Missouri and Kansas are divided here only by the yellow stripe of State Line Road. It may be a single metropolitan community, but one in which the two states have burned through hundreds of millions of dollars in the past five years to lure businesses from one side of that stripe to the other in the pursuit of jobs.  (AP Photo/John Hanna)

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — The states of Missouri and Kansas are divided here only by the yellow stripe of State Line Road. It’s a single community, but the division is sharp when it comes to the cutthroat business of economic development.

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