• Supreme Court in Washington to Review Case of 70-Yr-Old Christian Florist Who Refused To Service Gay Wedding

  The Supreme Court of Washington has agreed to revisit the case against Barronelle Stutzman, the 70-year-old florist who was penalized for refusing to service a same-sex marriage because of her Christian beliefs. According to reports, Stutzman's legal representatives are questioning the fines imposed on their client due to the findings of the case.

• Virginia Immigration Judge Says Migrant Toddlers Can Defend Themselves in Court

  A federal court judge from Virginia said that young migrants as young as three years old already have the capacity to defend themselves in an immigration court. The judge made the statement during deposition case regarding the need to appoint attorneys to migrants who are facing deportation.

  

• Idaho Pastor Who Was Shot Six Times after Praying For Ted Cruz During Rally Regains Consciousness

  Tim Remington, a pastor from Idaho, was shot at a church's parking lot a day after attending a campaign rally for presidential candidate Ted Cruz. While he was shot six times, including once in the skull, Remington miraculously regained consciousness on Monday night.

  

• Americans Believe New Morality Movements Aim To Silence Christians

  Many American Christians believe that a new movement in the U.S. is emerging that could change traditional moral values. And, in line with this, many of them are starting to feel that those pushing for this new morality are targeting to suppress religious beliefs and practices.

  

• ‘Batman v Superman’ Updates: Christian Bale Gives Important Batman Advice To Ben Affleck

  With just few weeks before the premiere of the highly anticipated "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" film, Christian Bale gave some helpful advice to Ben Affleck, who is set to portray the new version of the caped crusader.