• Pastor and Religion Adviser Advocates For Mangochi Muslims After Africa Building Raids

  Mangochi police officers Tuesday raided the same government premises that Muslim Jamaat community representatives had seized from the government a few weeks ago, report media sources. Malawi is among the smallest countries in Africa, with Christianity as the chosen religion practiced by the majority of residents. Mangochi is a landlocked country in southeast Africa that was formerly known as Nyasaland.

  

• Angelina Jolie Proclaims World is Failing Displaced Global Refugees

  Humanitarian, actress and filmmaker Angelina Jolie said Tuesday that the international community must address the root causes of the global refugee crisis. The actress, who often serves as a advocate for the United Nation's refugee agency, said as a diplomatic solution eludes politicians, simply coping with the growing humanitarian crisis is not a viable alternative.

  

• Gospel Singer Erica Campbell: 'My President Doesn't Have to Be Christian'

  Erica Campbell of the groundbreaking gospel duo Mary Mary said, "My president doesn't have to be a Christian. They have to be a good president. Just because you're a Christian doesn't mean that you can run the country. You have to be so well-educated and so well aware of so many issues."

  

• Disabled Patients Celebrate Unique MagnaReady Clothing's Functional Designs at Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein

  Shirts outfitted with self-closing magnets rather than traditional buttons are one of the new customized features of the MagnaReady LLC clothing line created by a North Carolina woman who starting designing new clothing options to assist people, such as her husband, who live with Parkinson's disease and other debilitating health conditions. Now, the clothing line is about to be available throughout the United States and Canada for those who struggle daily with difficult dexterity and coordinatio

  

• Marco Rubio Drops Out of Election Race: 'Not God's Plan I Be President in 2016'

  In an emotional, but gracious concession speech Tuesday evening, former Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio said while it is not God's plan for him to be president this year, "the fact that I've even come this far is evidence of how special America truly is." The 44-year-old former and first-term senator from Florida suspended his campaign after losing his home state primary to Donald Trump Tuesday.