'Outlander' season 2 finale spoilers, plot news: Airing postponed to July 9
Starz has delayed the season finale to air on July 9. Spoilers for episode 13 have Claire revealing the truth to Brianna; also the day of the Battle of Culloden
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'NCIS: Los Angeles' executive producer assures fans that the next season will be 'spectacular'
"NCIS: LA" EP John Peter Kousakis takes to Twitter to comfort fans after Shane Brennan left after a seven-season run. Brennan was replaced by fellow TV veteran R. Scott Gemmill who has solid plans for the next season.
'Spider-Man: Homecoming' casting news: Could Michael Mando be playing Carnage?
Michael Mando of "Better Call Saul" and "Far Cry 3" fame has been cast in the new "Spider-Man" movie, but there are no details as to the character he's playing. The "Better Call Saul" Twitter page, however, has fans in the message boards going crazy after they made a tweet that might have possibly ...
'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2' rumors: An old enemy is switching sides
Fans speculate on this "enemy-turned-ally" that Marvel teases with their "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2" synopsis.
'Star Wars Battlefront' Bespin DLC: Let the Cloud City chaos begin
"Star Wars Battlefront" players have something to look forward to with the new Bespin DLC. There are new locations, heroes, guns, star cards, and vehicles, plus a whole new gameplay mode.
'Star Wars: Episode VIII' updates: Mark Hamill debunks fan theory
During a charity event in London last weekend, Mark Hamill made a comment that led many fans to believe that "Star Wars: Episode VIII" would have Luke Skywalker, hero of the original trilogy, die.
'Suicide Squad' updates: What to expect in this year's Comic-Con
"Suicide Squad" is expected to have a major presence this coming Comic-Con, with appearances by major cast members, a recreation of the Belle Reeve Penitentiary at the Hard Rock Hotel, Harley Quinn's tattoo parlor, a "Suicide Squad"-based VR Experience, and a cosplay contest.
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Federal Judge Allows Bid for First Religious Charter School in U.S. to Proceed in Oklahoma
National Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School may continue pursuing plans to become the nation’s first religious charter school while its legal challenge to an Oklahoma law moves forward, a federal judge ruled. According to Baptist Press, the National Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation is challenging provisions of the Oklahoma Charter Schools Act that bar religious organizations from operating publicly funded charter schools because of their religious character.
Joe Biden Receives Planned Parenthood Award, Urges Supporters “Not to Give Up”
Former President Joe Biden received an award from Planned Parenthood of Delaware on Thursday and used his remarks to defend his abortion-rights record while encouraging supporters to continue their efforts. Biden spoke at Planned Parenthood of Delaware’s 22nd Annual Chocolate & Champagne Gala in Claymont, where former first lady Jill Biden presented him with the Sonia Schorr Sloan Service Award.
Senators Press Trump to Confront Xi Over Detained Pastors, Religious Minorities
A bipartisan group of 10 U.S. senators called on President Donald Trump to raise China’s persecution of Christian pastors and other religious minorities during his summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington this week. Led by Sens. Ted Budd, R-N.C., and Tim Kaine, D-Va., the lawmakers thanked Trump for diplomatic pressure they said helped secure the July 3 release of Beijing Zion Church founder Ezra Jin after 266 days in detention.
Asbury Seminary to Exit Federal Loan Program Over Debt, Religious Autonomy Concerns
Asbury Theological Seminary plans to leave the federal student loan program and stop processing Title IV loans beginning in May 2027. Title IV governs federal student aid under the Higher Education Act. The Kentucky seminary said the move reflects a desire to reduce student debt and concerns that a future administration hostile to its beliefs could use federal funding as leverage against the school.
12 Christians Detained in Algeria After Worship Gathering as Police Seize Bibles
Algerian special forces raided a Christian worship gathering at a humanitarian shelter on Sept. 4, detaining all 12 people present on suspicion of holding an unauthorized non-Muslim religious service. Police entered the site and transferred the 12 detained Christians to the Bethioua police station.