• Vietnam Vet Grandfather Pulls Granddaughter Out of Tennessee School Over Mandatory Teaching of the Islamic Quran

  When Pastor Herb Mays learned that his 13-year-old granddaughter was learning about the five pillars of Islam in her social studies class, he immediately pulled her out of the Westmoreland, Tennessee middle school. "It says Allah is the creator. He's the god who created us all. I don't believe Allah created the heavens and the earth, so I have a problem with this being taught to children in the school," he said.

  

• Indiana's Religious Freedom Bill: A Common-Sense Christian Response

  Despite what many are saying, this new bill does nothing more than protect those who don't want to lose their business if they refuse to serve a customer for religious reasons. This used to be a right held by small business owners, but recent years have seen countless mom-and-pop bakeries, photographers, bridal shops, and other small businesses forced to shut down over left-wing political agendas.

  

• Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge Pre-Order at Best Buy Comes With Free Wireless Charging Pad

  Samsung's Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge are now available for pre-order through U.S. carriers and the manufacturer, but Best Buy would like to sweeten the deal if you choose to pre-order through the electronic retail giant by offering an extra incentive.

  

• 34,000 Black Churches Break Ties With Presbyterian Church USA after Same-Sex Marriage Allowance

  The National Black Church Initiative has voted to break its connection with the Presbyterian Church USA following its recent approval of same-sex marriage.

  

• March Madness: Atheist Group Freedom From Religion Foundation Targets NCAA for Use of Christian Chaplains

  As the NCAA Basketball Championships continue through March Madness into the last of the regionals this weekend, the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) is targeting five college teams for their use of chaplains.