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25 Assyrian Christian Hostages Released by ISIS
Over two-dozen Assyrian Christians held hostage by Islamic State have been released on Wednesday, according to an Assyrian advocacy group. 
Supreme Court Divided Over Race-Based College Admissions
The Supreme Court confronted the issue of whether to get rid of race-based admissions at the University of Texas at Austin for the second time on Wednesday. 
Children Seized from Christian Family by Government for 'Christian Indoctrination'
Child welfare services in Norway have seized five children from a Christian couple on charges including “Christian radicalization and indoctrination,” according to a British-based religious rights advocate group. San Bernardino Shooting Leaves 14 Dead and 21 Injured
A heavily armed man and woman shot and killed 14 people and wounded at least 21 on Wednesday at a social services center. World Leaders Gather in Paris to Negotiate Climate Change Deal
Leaders from 150 nations gathered in Paris on Monday to come to a global agreement on a plan to take action against global warming. 
Cameroon Troops Free 900 Boko Haram Hostages
Cameroonian soldiers freed 900 held hostage by Nigerian Islamist extremist group Boko Haram in an operation last week, Cameroon’s defense minister announced. Arkansas Judge Orders Names of Both Same-Sex Parents Be Recorded on Birth Certificates
The state of Arkansas must record both names of partners in a same-sex relationship on their children’s birth certificates, a judge ruled on Monday. 
Christian Student Organization to be Recognized at California State University After Year-Long Dispute
A Christian student organization has been reinstated to the California State University system after being banned as an official student group in 2014. 
Kentucky Governor Recognizes Altered Marriage Licenses as Valid
Kentucky governor says that Rowan County clerk Kim Davis’ altered marriage licenses will still be recognized as valid. 
At Least 19 Dead After Terrorist Attack on Mali Hotel
At least 19 people were killed during an attack on a hotel in Mali by Islamist extremists on Friday.
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