• Christian Postgraduate Student in U.K. Expelled for Opposing Same-Sex Marriage in Facebook Post

  Felix Ngole, a postgraduate student in U.K.'s Sheffield University has been expelled for discussing his views on Facebook regarding same-sex marriage. According to reports, he used a quote from the Bible to highlight his arguments against homosexual activity.

  

• Chicago’s Historic Shrine of Christ the King’s Church Gets Saved from Demolition

  Through the generosity of parishioners, a historic church in Chicago has been saved from demolition. In addition, the Archdiocese of Chicago confirmed that it has turned over the ownership of the Shrine of Christ the King to the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest, which will also fund and supervise the restoration efforts for the church.

  

• ISIS Bomb Attacks In Baghdad Kills At Least 70

  ISIS has claimed responsibility for the two attacks that shook Baghdad on Sunday. According to reports, the incidents, which involved suicide bombers and mass shootings, caused the deaths of at least 70 individuals.

  

• 2016 Oscars Winner Updates: Films With Religious Themes Dominate at 88th Academy Awards

  The 2016 Oscars is finally over which means its roster of winners has been finalized. And, among those that took home the golden statue are films that carry religious motifs.

  

• John Kerry and Obama Criticized for Not Labeling the Anti-Christian Actions of ISIS as Genocide

  During Thursday's House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing, lawmakers criticized Secretary of State John Kerry and President Barack Obama's administration for not labeling the actions of ISIS against Christians in the Middle East as genocide. According to the U.S. diplomat, he and the government still have to go through a few legal matters before finalizing the designation.