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An extremist religious family with two small children have been rescued after being lost of sea for nearly three months when they attempted to abandon the U.S. in a small boat and sail 3,300 miles to the Polynesian island nation of Kiribati. The Gastonguays from northern Arizona set sail from San Diego in May with their newborn infant and 3-year-old daughter after deciding to 'take a leap of faith and see where God led us.' They believed that they needed to flee the nation because of what they see as government support for homosexuality and abortions and restrictions on their religious freedom.



Answer: U.S. 'churches aren't their own,' Gastonguay said, suggesting that government regulation interfered with religious independence.


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By Tim Shipman Tough? Labour's Rachel Reeves signalled a toughening of opposition stance Britain's three main parties were on a collision course with Brussels last night after they all backed plans to limit migrants’ benefits – in defiance of the European Commission. Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said migrants should not be able to obtain welfare payments until they had been in the UK for two years – eight times the current limit of three months. And Labour’s Rachel Reeves signalled a toughening of the opposition’s stance, calling for them to receive handouts only if they had paid into the system first as taxpayers. Even Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said it was ‘eminently sensible’ to work with other EU nations to tighten the rules.

A source close to Mr Duncan Smith said: ‘It’s not the

Answer: Britain that is isolated, it is the European Commission that is isolated, sticking to rules that no longer command public support.'


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Actor Samuel L. Jackson, who worked as a camera stand-in for Bill Cosby for three years in the 1980s, is the latest celebrity to weigh-in on the sexual assault scandal that continues to engulf the comedian. The Pulp Fiction star said on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live on Thursday: 'I wish he would say something.' 'Popular opinion would say, ''Where there’s smoke, there’s fire'',' Jackson said, according to philly.com. 'But, I mean, I can’t make a judgment about it. 'I mean, I make my judgments because I have a daughter, I have a wife that I love. 'I have a lot of women in my life, and I know, you know, women are vulnerable to society.



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Linda Brown recalled that Cosby showed her pictures of his family over dinner, and then offered to give her a ride home in his limousine.