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• ISIS Giving 'Passports to Heaven' to Its Fighters to Make Them Fearless and Even Welcome Death For Their Twisted Cause
Surrounded by enemies and on the brink of annihilation, The Islamic State (ISIS) has resorted to duping its remaining fighters to fight to the death and volunteer in suicide missions by issuing them "passports to heaven."
• British Medical Association Votes to Lobby for Decriminalization of Abortion
Hundreds of doctors at the British Medical Association's (BNA) annual conference in Bournemouth voted to decriminalize abortion. This is the first time that U.K.'s largest physicians' union urged the government to abandon the current legal framework and remove the sanctions on abortion.
• 'America's Got Talent' Season 12 News: 15-Year-Old Magician Shocks Judges
In the next episode of "America's Got Talent" season 12, the judges will be in awe of the talent of a young magician.
• 'Pray,' Airplane Pilot Tells Passengers as Jet Engine Suffers Failure in Mid-Air Scare
The pilot of a commercial airliner was compelled to ask passengers to pray when the aircraft began shaking violently about an hour after liftoff when one of its engines experienced technical difficulties.
• Church of England to Start Trial for Electronic Tithing for Collection of Donations
Congregations will soon be able to tithe through contactless cards as the Church of England is set to accept donations electronically. Beginning this summer, card readers will be passed around alongside traditional collection baskets in 40 churches that are still to be selected.
• Pro-Life News: Woman Chooses to Give Birth to Baby With No Legs, Rejecting Abortion Advice of Doctors and Her Husband
California mother Rosa Perez was told by her doctors that she would give birth to a "monster" and strongly advised her to just abort the baby.
• Syria Chemical Attack News 2017: White House Warns Against an Alleged Followup to Earlier Chemical Weapons Assault
Only two months after the nerve agent Sarin was allegedly dropped on the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun and subsequently killed more than 80 people, the White House has issued a warning about the possibility of Syria's government preparing yet another deadly chemical weapons attack.
• Calif. Megachurch Reacts to 'Betrayal' of Pastor Fred Price Jr: We Don't Speculate
Days after Fred K. Price Jr. announced he was stepping down from the helm of the 28,000-member Crenshaw Christian Center church due to "personal misjudgments" Sunday, members say they still have no idea what he did but remain on the defensive about their former pastor
• Charlie Sheen Auctions Babe Ruth Ring; Highly Coveted Sports Memorabilia Now Priced at More Than $600,000 on Lelands Website
The Bambino's 1927 World Series ring is up for auction and all its former owner wants is for someone to acquire and care for it the same way he did for more than 20 years.
• 'Daytime Divas' Season 1 Episode 5 Spoilers: Maxine Helps Clean Up Nina and Shawn's Mess; La La Anthony to Guest Star
Nina (Camille Guaty) and Shawn's (McKinley Freeman) secret is out and a new co-host comes in on the next episode of VH1's scripted comedy drama series "Daytime Divas."
• 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' Rumors: Kris Jenner Desperate to Get Higher Ratings?
The bad news just keeps coming for the Kardashian-Jenner family. The viewership for "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" season 13 continues to drop, raking in around 1.4 million views an episode.
• 'Tom Clancy's The Division': More About Classified Gear, New Pieces of Equipment Designed to Bring Better Bonuses
"Tom Clancy's The Division" players will soon be hunting down pieces of Classified Gear inside the game.
• 'Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen' Release Date, News: Reboot Film to Be R-Rated
The wave of positivity surrounding the planned "Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen" project is set to get another boost, as it has now been confirmed that the reboot film will be R-rated. Now, director Neil Marshall discussed how the R-rating will enable him to apply the appropriate amount of intensity portrayed in the original comics.
• Ed Sheeran Debunks Rumor of Pre-Recorded Performance During Glastonbury Festival
Ed Sheeran fired back at critics for alleging that his Glastonbury performance was not a completely live performance.
• 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' First Poster, Tagline Revealed
"Jurassic World 2" now officially has a title. Accompanied by a poster reveal, the upcoming sequel is called "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom."
• Bill Signed Into Law By Florida Governor Rick Scott Protects Religious Liberties of Students, Parents, Teachers
Religious expression is now well protected in Florida after Governor Rick Scott signed SB 436, also known as the "Religious Liberties Act," a bill that protects religious students, parents, and faculty from being punished by the school system for their religious beliefs.
• Kate Beckinsale and Matt Rife Dating News: Source Describes Couple as 'Totally Smitten' With Each Other
Kate Beckinsale and Matt Rife are back on the showbiz news circuit as they were again spotted being close and cuddly with each other. The pair were seen at the Sherman Oaks Galleria in California as they put on a public display of affection.
• Spending Quality Time With Dads Deters Daughters From Engaging in Risky Sexual Activity, Study Shows
Spending quality time with their fathers lessens the propensity of young women to engage in risky sexual activity, according to a study released last month.
• 'The Simpsons' Season 29 Release Date Confirmed; Will Show Have Another Movie Adaptation?
It has only been a month since "The Simpsons" season 28 aired its finale, yet many are already yearning for another season. Thankfully, the popular animated sitcom has been renewed for seasons 29 and 30.
• HIV-AIDS Cure 2017: Immune Booster Drugs Cannot Cure HIV, AIDS
Finding a cure for HIV and AIDS has eluded experts in the field of medical science. However, there has been a rising concern in Africa in which individuals afflicted with these medical conditions seem to be under the impression that immune boosters are a definitive cure to the illness.