• iPhone 6s, iPhone 7 Release Dates, Rumors: Leak Photo Shows Dual-lens Technology Allowing Optical Zoom

  As Apple's iPhone 6 and 6 Plus help to bump the tech company's profits after the fall launch of the popular devices, rumors are already blowing up over what we can expect in a potential new iPhone 6s or iPhone 7.

  

• Judge Rules that Washington Florist Who Refused Servicing Gay Wedding Can Be Held Personally Liable

  The stakes just got much higher for those refusing to cater to homosexual demands as a judge in Washington state just ruled that a florist who turned down a gay couple for their wedding flowers can be personally sued and held liable for her actions.

  

• Al Qaeda Yemen Claims Responsibility for Charlie Hebdo Attack, Magazine's Latest Edition Sells Out Within Minutes

  The Yemenese branch of the al Qaeda terrorist group came forward today to claim responsibility for the attacks on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on January 7.

  

• Christian Man Trapped in Vegetative State for 12 Years Awaken to Tell His Story: 'I Was Aware of Everything'

  When 12-year-old Martin Pistorius fell into a vegetative state in the late 1980s, the diagnosis of Cryptococci Meningitis was expected to leave him in that condition until he died a short time later. But the boy didn't die. And 12 years after his paralysis, he woke up to tell his story.

  

• GTA 5 PC Release Date Delayed to March 24, Minimum Specs And Rockstar Editor Revealed

  Just as we were so close to that January 27 release date for Grand Theft Auto V on the PC, developer Rockstar Games has gone and changed it again. This time, the open-world action game is set to release on March 24 for the PC. But the delay is sweetened with revealed system specs, reveal of an in-game editor, and new screenshots.