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South Sudanese Pastors Come Back Home after 8-Month Arbitrary Detainment for Fake Charges
The imprisoned South Sudanese Pastors have arrived back home in Juba following their release from travel ban which was imposed upon them, just after they were discharged from eight-month incarceration that ended on August 5. 
Most Americans Not in Favor of Standardized Testing, Place More Trust in Teacher Evaluations, According to Gallup Poll
A new PDK/Gallup poll shows that most Americans oppose nationwide Common Core tests, and view other criteria such as engagement with classwork and feedback about school more important than performance in standardized testing in measuring the effectiveness of schools. 
Five Injured in Second City Theater Fire at Old Town, Chicago
Fire broke out through the roof of The Second City comedy troupe offices in Old Town, Chicago on Wednesday, Aug. 26. Four firefighters and the manager of Adobo Grill restaurant were injured in the blaze. More than 100 people were evacuated from the building. 
Kansas School Asked to Remove Jesus Painting
Kansas locals are left with no choice but to see the portrait of Jesus removed from the public school in the town of Chanute where it was hung since the 1950s. 
US Appeals Court Gives Temporary Contraception Mandate Relief to Little Sisters Which Drew Support from 20 States, Christian, Jews, and Secular NGOs
Little Sisters of the Poor runs 30 nursing homes across US, and the court's decision on July 14, required the religious group to file for exemption from providing abortion drugs to their employees, so that a third-party could step in. Failure to adhere to these guidelines would have cost the organiz… 
Historic Baptist Church Founded by First Southern Baptist Convention President Adopts 'Non-Discriminatory Stance' on LGBTs
First Baptist Church in Greenville, South Carolina, has decided to follow the policy of not discriminating people based on their sexual orientation and identity. A statement released by the church says that they have approved gay participation "in all facets of life and ministry" of the church, incl… 
Jeremy Lin Plans to Glorify Jesus Christ and Break Down Asian Stereotypes in the NBA: Charlotte Hornets PG Focuses on God in the Highs and Lows
Jeremy Lin is a household name and international superstar when it comes to basketball, yet he still insists that he is just like everyone else. Lin’s trajectory shifted as he left the Los Angeles Lakers to play for the Charlotte Hornets, but his goal remains the same as ever; “to glorify Christ… 
Microsoft Unveils September 2015 Lineup for Free Xbox One and Xbox 360 Games with Gold
Microsoft has officially unveiled the September lineup of free titles for the Xbox Games with Gold program. The list features two games for the Xbox One and another pair for the Xbox 360 
Android Lollipop Roll Out News: LG to Skip Update 5.1.1 for Android 6.0 Marshmallow for G3, G4
New reports indicate that LG is looking to skip the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop update for its devices in favor of the newly announced Android 6.0 Marshmallow. The South Korean company's G3 and G4 devices will reportedly receive the Marshmallow, while the G2 could get stuck on the Lollipop platform. 
Xperia Z5 Specs & Release Date: Sony Teases Upcoming Handset will Come with Great Focusing Feature
Sony has just tweeted about a possible major feature of its rumored Xperia Z5 smartphone. Based on the post, the upcoming flagship device's camera will come with an improved autofocus feature. 
Television Reporter Alison Parker and Cameraman Adam Ward Contribute Last Report at Bridgewater Plaza in Smith Mountain Lake: Shot by Virginia WDBJ Ex-Employee Bryce Williams (Vester Flanagan)
WDBJ television reporter Alison Parker and cameraman Adam Ward died while covering their final journalism assignment on Wednesday, Aug. 26. Parker and Ward were shot by a disgruntled ex-WDBJ employee at Bridgewater Plaza in Smith Mountain Lake during a live television interview on tourism. Google Looking to Rival Twitch with Launch of YouTube Gaming Service
Google is currently preparing to launch the latest feature of its subsidiary YouTube sometime today. Dubbed as YouTube Gaming, the new site aims to rival Twitch by providing users with live game streaming service. 
Galaxy Note 5 Reviews & Features: Phablet’s S Pen Design Makes It Vulnerable to Damages
Various sources have pointed out that Samsung's new Galaxy Note 5 phablet has a serious design flaw regarding its stylus pen. According to reports, if inserted the wrong way, the stylus pen could permanently damage the device's auto-eject mechanism. 
'All the Dreams Came True for Me,' Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting Says About Leonard and Penny's Storyline
“The Big Bang Theory” star Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting, who plays the free-spirited Penny in the popular CBS sitcom is pretty pumped up with their latest season and cannot wait for fans to see what they have to offer. 
Steven Yeun Says Characters Are 'Completely Broken' in Season 6
“The Walking Dead” season 5 suffered from a lot of terrible twists and turns, and Glenn Rhee (played by actor Steven Yeun) was given one deadly blow after another – Bob and Beth both died, while Noah was eaten by a zombie right in front of him. Then Nicholas leaves Glenn and the others as zomb…
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