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    Order's files tell story of abuse

    Robert Van Handel was a 15-year-old seminarian at St. Anthony's, a prestigious Franciscan boarding school, when, he said, a priest slipped into the infirmary where he was recovering from a fever and began to molest him. The priest told him it would …

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      Religion by the numbers

      The Muslim faith saw the greatest percentage growth from 2000 to 2010, a new, once-a-decade census report on U.S. religions shows. Take a look at religion by the numbers.

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        Student health insurance dropped

        A Roman Catholic university in eastern Ohio says it will drop student health insurance partly because of a new federal health care rule requiring religious-affiliated institutions' insurance plans to provide contraception coverage.

        Your Family


        1. P&G's Tide Pods poisoning children

          P&G's Tide Pods poisoning children

          John Matarese has a warning for all parents of young children about new Tide Pods.

          • Campaign aims to curb deaths in hot cars

            Campaign aims to curb deaths in hot cars

            No parent wants to live with the guilt and grief of leaving a child to die in a hot car. For Raelyn Balfour of Ruckersville, Va., "It's something that's always there."

            • How to prevent medical billing mistakes

              How to prevent medical billing mistakes

              A 9 News investigation uncovers ways to stop out of control billing.

            • Forest Service offers free fishing

              • 7 ways to help kids cope with bullying

              • Is soda really that bad for you?

                • Walk to Defeat ALS set for Saturday

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                    Health News


                    1. Campaign aims to curb deaths in hot cars

                      Campaign aims to curb deaths in hot cars

                      No parent wants to live with the guilt and grief of leaving a child to die in a hot car. For Raelyn Balfour of Ruckersville, Va., "It's something that's always there."

                      • Judge: POM used deceptive marketing

                        Judge: POM used deceptive marketing

                        A federal administrative judge has ruled that POM Wonderful used deceptive advertising with its claims that its pomegranate juice could treat or prevent heart disease, prostate cancer and other illnesses.

                        • Run, swim or yoga: What's best for you?

                          Run, swim or yoga: What's best for you?

                          Beach season is around the corner and you may, or may not, have been working out all winter.

                          • Does barefoot running prevent injuries?

                            • Nighttime fasting may make a difference

                              • Study: Exam cuts colon cancer deaths

                                • Hope for those who can't communicate

                                • 9 in 10 aren't brushing correctly

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                                  Home & Garden


                                  1. Tips to save on energy costs

                                    Tips to save on energy costs

                                    Get expert tips on how to weatherize your home for spring and summer conditions.

                                    • Poor-performing air purifiers

                                      Poor-performing air purifiers

                                      Consumer Reports tested more than two dozen other portable air cleaners.

                                    • Deck the halls with ... tomatoes?

                                      • Winter weatherizing your home

                                      • Controlling damage from shotgun fungus

                                      Frugal Living


                                      1. Cellphone only households growing

                                        Cellphone only households growing

                                        Which states rely on cellphones the most and why?  See how where you live compares to the rest of the nation.

                                        • Buy 1, get 1 subs for a cure

                                          • Purina One pet food give-away

                                            • Get free Chick-fil-A fries

                                              • Gardens add green to wallet

                                                Food & Entertaining


                                                1. Government fighting food stamp fraud

                                                  Government fighting food stamp fraud

                                                  The government is trying to crack down on food stamp recipients who are ripping off taxpayers by illegally selling their benefit cards for cash.

                                                  • Taj India: Anything but typical

                                                    • Starbucks stores suddenly shut down

                                                    • Judge: POM deceptively marketed juice

                                                      • Nighttime fasting may make a difference