• Mother Who Left Baby In New York City Church Manger Will Not Face Charges

  A mother who left her newborn son in a manger at a New York City church will not face criminal charges for giving him up, a prosecutor said on Wednesday.

  

• Donald Trump Cancels Event with Black Pastors After Other Clergy Raise Concerns

  Republican presidential front runner Donald Trump has canceled a public event set for Monday where he had planned to announce endorsements from black pastors, after a group of African-American academics and clergy members urged them to reconsider, citing Trump's "racially inaccurate ... rhetoric."

  

• Number of AIDS Deaths Among Young Asians Doubles Over Past Decade: U.N.

  The estimated number of adolescents dying of AIDS in the Asia Pacific region has more than doubled since 2005, experts said on Monday, warning of a "hidden epidemic".

  

• Giving to Charity Gears Up Significantly After a Crisis

  During the first two weeks after an earthquake hit Nepal in April, Fidelity Charitable sent out 4,400 grants totaling almost $5.3 million from donors using special charitable accounts called donor-advised funds at the Boston-based nonprofit associated with Fidelity Investments. Now a few months later, the total is up to 6,000 grants totaling $7.8 million.

  

• Ireland's High Court Rules That Strict Abortion Laws Breach Human Rights

  Northern Ireland's restrictive abortion laws are in breach of human rights by failing to provide exceptions in the case of fatal foetal abnormality and sexual crime, Belfast's High Court found in a landmark ruling on Monday.