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Two-thirds of Republicans oppose gay marriage ruling by Supreme Courtâpoll
Less than two-thirds of the Republican Party actually thinks that the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) made a wrong decision in allowing gay marriage in all 50 American states last week, an online poll revealed.

Donald Trump leads Republican race in North Carolina, 4 points ahead of Jeb Bush
Real-estate mogul Donald Trump has been the "top choice" for the Republican nomination in North Carolina, the latest survey from a left-leaning polling body revealed on Wednesday.

Is Tobias Dirks the most well-behaved baby in the world? Bethany Hamilton gives clue
Newborn baby Tobias Dirks just might be the most well-behaved baby in the world since new mom Bethany Hamilton has just proudly proclaimed that "parent life is a breeze!"

Ben Seewald: 'If sin is the pattern of our lives, then we really don't love God'
Ben Seewald, the religious husband of Jessa Duggar from "19 Kids and Counting" has just shared a devotional about sin on the Seewald Family Blog, which he hopes would bless those who read it.

Pregnant Jessa Seewald gets 'emotional' over almost-empty Chick-Fil-A box
The hormones of Jessa Seewald from "19 Kids and Counting" are at an all time high now that she is experiencing pregnancy for the first time, and even the simplest things have gotten the pregnant Duggar girl pretty emotional.

Yielding to atheists, Alabama city removes Christian flag, citing high cost of litigation
The City of Glencoe in Alabama removed a Christian flag from a pole outside its police station after an aethist group sent a letter to complain.

South Carolina senator uses flag debate to denounce 'abomination' of gay marriage
It took more than a week before South Carolina Senator Lee Bright could express his disappointment with Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) for finally allowing same-sex marriage in all 50 American states.

Syrian army is closing in on Islamic State forces in Palmyra
A Syrian army source has said its forces are in the vicinity of the city.

Passionate Pope calls for new economic order, denounces unfettered capitalism
Pope Francis yesterday urged the downtrodden to change the world economic order.

Franklin Graham says Americans shouldn't have to choose between their faith and job
Franklin Graham cannot help but express his unity with former Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran, who believes that every American deserves religious freedom and should not be forced to choose between one's job and faith.

We foiled Islamic State July 4 attacks, says FBI director
Islamic State leaders had called for followers to carry out attacks.

US soccer star Tobin Heath inspires as she thanks God for Women's World Cup victory
Right after U.S. soccer player Tobin Heath won the Women's World Cup recently, she inspired fellow Christians from around the world by thanking God and expressing pride over her faith.

Sympathy pours for Baby Doe after body's discovery in trash bag near Boston Harbor
A young girl who was found dead on Boston Harbor has sparked massive online support and sympathy after the Massachusetts State Police shared a computer generated photo of what she might have looked like alive in hopes of finally identifying the Baby Doe.

Ohio judge refuses to wed same-sex couple in defiance of US Supreme Court ruling
An Ohio judge assigned to officiate marriages has refused to wed a same-sex couple two weeks after the US Supreme Court made gay marriage legal in the US.

Kansas governor issues order protecting clergy, groups opposed to gay marriage
Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback issued on July 7 a religious freedom executive order protecting clergies, religious leaders and religious organizations from state government action if they refused to officiate same-sex marriage, which is now legal in the United States.

Doomsday fears vanish as giant asteroid buzzes past Earth 270,000 miles away
On July 7, an asteroid called 2015 HM10 came close to the Earth, triggering some to worry about possible doom. As it turned out, the asteroid did not lead to world destruction some feared about.