• Justin Bieber Arrested Again, Charged for Assault in Canada; 177,000 U.S. Petition His Deportation

  Justin Bieber's legal woes continue to make headlines and hearts from "Beliebers" continue to break as the Canadian pop-star turned bad-boy is being threatened to be deported. After a run-in with the law last week on a different charge, Bieber has now been charged with criminal assault in his home of Canada from a previous arrest.

  

• Former Gospel Singer Katy Perry: 'I'm Not a Christian'

  Pop singer Katy Perry caused an uproar of controversy on Sunday night's Grammy Awards when the singer performed a Satanic-themed rendition of her number-one single, "Dark Horse." Many may be surprised to find out that Perry was once an aspiring Gospel singer who wanted to be the "next Amy Grant."

  

• Republicans Disapprove Obama's Executive Order Over Congress

  President Obama's State of the Union speech covered many of the nation's concerns and underlined the ultimate goal of taking action this year. President Obama would plan to implement action by taking more executive order, which was not well-receieved by many Conservatives and Republicans.

  

• Hobby Lobby Face Possible Shut Down; CEO Green Says Contraception Case Violates Their Religious Freedom

  The Christian founded arts and crafts store Hobby Lobby may shut down all of its 588 stores across the country due to the new healthcare insurance law that requires coverage of abortion-causing drugs. The company has filed their case to court, stating that the health care rule violates their First Amendment rights of religious freedom.

  

• Obama's 2014 State of the Union Address: "Let's Make This a Year of Action" (Full Text, Video)

  President Barack Obama addressed the United States for the fifth time in the State of the Union address on the evening Tuesday, January 28 following a difficult and what is being called "the worst year" of his presidency, according to ABC News. President Obama, addressed numerous of topics but ultimately underlined the theme of "action" for 2014.