Christian Flag Raised in Boston, Biological Male Asked to Leave Cheerleading Camp, Tyler Perry Builds New Studio on God's Word

A Christian flag was raised Tuesday at Boston City Hall following a lengthy battle that resulted in a U.S. Supreme Court ruling this year.

A Native American tribe based in South Dakota briefly suspended Christian missionary activity on the reservation, only to rescind the policy shortly afterward over constitutional concerns.

A 25-year-old biological male who identifies as a woman was forced to leave a Texas cheerleading camp after allegedly choking a female teammate.

Film mogul Tyler Perry recently revealed that he used God’s Word to establish the foundation for his 330-acre Atlanta, Georgia, studio due to the location's dark past.

The United Nations has warned that innocent women and children have been executed and raped as gang wars have intensified in and around the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince, stating that children as young as 1 year old have had their bodies burned.

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Links to the News

• Christian flag raised at Boston City Hall after SCOTUS ruling | U.S. News
• Native American tribe rescinds ban on missionary work | U.S. News
• Trans cheerleader kicked off team after alleged assault | U.S. News
• Tyler Perry buried Bibles underneath Atlanta studio | Entertainment News
• Amy Grant postpones August tour after Bike accident | Entertainment News
• Over 750K displaced by Islamic insurgency in Mozambique | World News
• European human rights court rejects Archie Battersbee case | World News
• Kids are being executed, raped as Haitian gang wars intensify | World News