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Boston Time Capsule Buried by Adams, Revere Reveals Items Dating Back to 1600s, American Revolution
The oldest time capsule in the United States has been cracked open Tuesday in Boston, revealing relics saved by American founding fathers Samuel Adams and Paul Revere.

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NBA Trade Rumors: Rajon Rondo Talks about Trade from Boston Celtics to Dallas Mavericks
The NBA trade rumor mill surrounding Rajon Rondo eventually came to fruition, as the Boston Celtics ended up trading him to the Dallas Mavericks.
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AirAsia Flight QZ8501: Indonesian Officials Suspended, Search Continues for Black Boxes
The search for wreckage from AirAsia Flight QZ8501 continued Tuesday in the Java Sea. Meanwhile, Indonesian authorities have suspended officials involved in approving the doomed plane’s flight path.

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Florida Gay Marriage Ban Overturned By Courts; Jeb Bush Calls For 'Respect on All Sides'
In another court ruling that has chipped away at the foundations and definitions of traditional marriage, Florida has become the 36th state to lift its ban on same-sex marriage.

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Anti-Islam Protests Pop Up in Germany, Others Counter Movement
A populist movement consisting of anti-Islam protesters in Germany has attracted crowds in several cities, drawing both condemnation and counter-protests within the European country.

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Biopic ‘Hudson & Maria’ to Begin Filming in Malaysia This August, Recreating Iconic Missionary Faith Story
After 15 years of preparation, the historical biopic Hudson & Maria begins filming in Malaysia this August, telling the story of 19th-century missionaries who crossed cultural barriers to bring the Gospel to China.
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Freed After 266 Days: Zion Church Pastor Ezra Jin Unexpectedly Released to Reunite with Family in US
Pastor Ezra Jin was unexpectedly released after 268 days of detention and flown to the U.S. for a family reunion, following high-level diplomatic negotiations between the U.S. and China.
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Pastor Ezra Jin Speaks Out for First Time Since Release: ‘I’m Free. Now Pray for China!’
Released after 266 days of detention, Pastor Ezra Jin uses his Wall Street Journal op-ed to thank international supporters, advocate for imprisoned church members, and call for religious freedom in China.