Microsoft to buy Skype for 8.5 billion expand reach
Microsoft to acquire Skype for 8.5 billion pending regulatory approval. The deal aims to popularize Internet video calls and integrate Skype into Windows Outlook phones and Xbox, expanding advertising and enterprise tools. About 170 million current users could rise as Microsoft weaves Skype into its products.
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Presbyterians move to end celibacy rule for gay clergy
The Presbyterian Church USA nears final approval to end a celibacy requirement for gay and lesbian clergy after decades of debate. The Twin Cities Area presbytery in Minnesota is seen as pivotal. conservatives warn of upheaval while some congregations have already left.
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Beliefs of Neo Nazi may air in son's case
In Riverside California prosecutors examine a double tragedy as a 10 year old boy is alleged to have shot his father Jeffrey Hall a white supremacist. Police say the weapon came from the home and family court records depict years of neglect amid a messy divorce. The boy wears a jail uniform at first court appearance and is held in juvenile detention with siblings in protective custody.
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