Even as the Supreme Court is expected to decide on two key same-sex marriage cases this month, a new poll found that the majority of Americans say the federal government should leave it to states to decide whether same-sex marriage should be legal.

The new 911 system in New York suffered human error earlier this week, delaying emergency medical technicians from responding to an accident where a 4-year-old girl was struck by a car and killed.

Greg Laurie of Harvest Ministries has offered a prayer for Michael Jackson's daughter after it was reported that 15-year-old Paris Jackson may have attempted suicide by swallowing 20 Motrin pills and cutting her wrist with a kitchen knife.

The Colorado Attorney General's office formally filed a discrimination complaint last week on behalf of a same-sex couple married in Massachusetts who claim a Colorado bakery refused to provide a cake to honor their nuptials last summer.

The Maryland Board of Physicians has suspended the medical licenses of three abortionists following the death of patient Maria Santiago, 38, who died following a Feb. 13 abortion performed at the Associates in OB/GYN Care clinic, located inside a residential condominium complex in Baltimore, Md. The board subsequently shut down the four clinics that operate under the same name.

At a heated city council meeting earlier this week, Mayor Craig Fletcher of Vero Beach, Fla., voted against a proclamation which would have declared June 16-23 as Humanist Recognition Week.

Pastors in Arizona are urging Republicans and Democrats to embrace immigration reform in the U.S, and analysts have said that immigrants are tied closely to the future of the evangelical church.

Ryan Dobson, co-host of the radio program, Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk, agrees that the Boy Scouts ought not exclude "kids who think they are gay," but condemns the group's recent official decision to open membership to openly gay scouts because it introduces sexuality into a program that promotes abstinence.

Kids have been served alcohol mimosas instead of orange juice by accident in one restaurant in Rochester, in an outrageous incident that made the children "drunk" on Sunday.

In an interview with The Christian Post, Roy Costner IV answered 5 questions about why he decided to defy school rules and pray at graduation, how he is responding to critics, and what he plans to do in the future.