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Philadelphia Boy Scouts Council Allows Openly Gay Leaders

A Boy Scouts council in Philadelphia will welcome qualified scoutmasters and den mothers regardless of sexual orientation, the council president said on Friday.

US Man Arrested For Attempting To Provide Support To Islamic State

A U.S. man was arrested on Friday in Ohio for attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State militant group, the Justice Department said.

Hillary Clinton And Trans-Pacific Partnership: Obama Aide Calls Her Out On TPP Past

Hillary Clinton is in a tough position for her former embrace of trade reform between the Americas and Pacific nations as Democrats abandon the measures.

Dylann Storm Roof Family Statement: Charleston Shooting Suspect's Relatives Extend Sympathies To Victims

Judge James Gosnell Jr. requested that the community support not only the shooting victims but also the family of suspect Dylann Storm Roof -- and that didn't sit well with some listeners.

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Members of Philippine Army inspect one of eight Chinese fishing boats spotted in Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea.

Most Filipinos Fear 'Armed Conflict' With China Over South China Sea Dispute: Survey

Though neither side wants to engage in conflict, most Filipinos still worry South China Sea tensions will come to blows.

Gay Men Jailed In Morocco For Kissing In Public: 3 Months In Jail For Display Of Affection In Rabat

Two men were given jail time and a fine for kissing each other to protest strict anti-gay laws in Morocco.

Oakland Shooting Injures Three People Near Golden State Warriors' NBA Victory Parade March

Shots were fired near NBA champion Golden State Warriors' parade in Oakland, California. The gunman is at large.

NRA Leader Blames Charleston Church Pastor's Death On His Opposition To Open Carry Bill As A State Senator

"If we look at mass shootings that occur, most happen in gun-free zones," National Rifle Association board member Charles Cotton said in an explanation of his comments.

South African President Jacob Zuma Helped Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir Flee South Africa: Report

"The only surprise is that there is anyone surprised by the outcome," said J. Peter Pham, an expert on Africa.

In South Carolina Hate Crimes, Race Is Primary Motive And Blacks Are Most Targeted, According To FBI Statistics

In South Carolina, the percentage of hate crimes that were racially motivated was higher than the national average three of the last four years.

Eastern Orthodox, Anglican Spiritual Leaders Join Pope Francis Climate Change Appeal In New York Times Op-Ed

The idea that protecting the environment is a moral responsibility has united faith leaders of different traditions.

Brazilian Senators Attacked In Venezuela, Forced To Abandon Visit To Opposition Figure: Reports

“Our bus was under siege; they were beating and trying to break it,” Brazilian Sen. Ronaldo Caiado wrote on Twitter.

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Deep Panda Group Wasn't Behind Massive OPM Hack, But Other Chinese Hackers Were: FireEye

Cybersecurity professionals disagree about the source of the hack.

Dylann Roof Hears Victims' Families At Court Hearing; Bond Set At $1M

“I will never talk to her ever again, I will never be able to hold her again, but I forgive you,” the daughter of one victim said.

Revolving Door Concerns Surround Potential SEC Nominee Keir Gumbs

Keir Gumbs, reportedly a top contender for an open commissioner position, could bring a host of cozy corporate relationships.

Charleston Shooting: International Media Spotlights Racism In The US After Deadly Attack

International news outlets have focused on the U.S. gun control debate after previous high-profile shootings, but this time, the focus was squarely on race.

Terror Report 2014: Terror Attack Victims, Foreign Fighters, Lone-Wolf Violence Increased Globally

Terror attacks increased 35 percent and the number of total victims rose 81 percent last year, said the U.S. State Department.

In Syria's North, Opposition Is Making A Major Comeback Thanks To One Rebel Group, And To Turkey

Turkey's aid to Ahrar al Sham has contributed to a string of victories in recent months and, with them, successful recruiting efforts.

Zimbabwe Prosecutor Rape Controversy: Johannes Tomana Slammed For 'Outrageous' Comments On Underage Sex

A Zimbabwean official said courts should respect wishes of young girls who 'want to marry and have sex.'

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Amid Russian Threats, Dutch Foreign Minister Says NATO BALTOPS 2015 Exercise Is A Warning To Russia

Russia, on the other hand, threatened Sweden that there would be a military response if the Nordic country were to join NATO.

Who Is Marcus Stanley? Christian Musician Urges Dylann Roof To Seek Forgiveness In Facebook Post

"Give your heart to Jesus and confess your sins with a heart of forgiveness,” Christian musician Marcus Stanley wrote to the suspect.

Ramadan 2015: Fasting Banned In China For Muslim Government Employees, Students And Teachers

Though officials say the ban on fasting is over health concerns, other Ramadan-related traditions are also being restricted.

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Election 2016: Jeb Bush Talks Gay Marriage, Catholic Conversion

After losing the gubernatorial campaign in 1994, the presidential candidate converted to Catholicism.

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Election 2016: Chris Christie Makes Case Before Conservative Crowd

The New Jersey governor didn't alter his regular message for the conservative crowd at the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s “Road to Majority” event in D.C.