Abortion and Religion at the U-S Supreme Court...another attack on Christians in Nigeria...and Dr. Charles Stanley passes away.

Orhodox Easter in Ukraine and Russia..Founder of Operation Mobilization passes away...and new study on effect of mega-churches on worship music.

The U-S Supreme Court being asked to step into legal fight over an abortion drug...Florida's governor signs 6-week abortion ban into law...and NHL team reaches agreement with historic Black church.

A federal appeals court has ruled an abortion drug can still be used, but with restrictions...acts of church vandalism are up...and a report says Catholicism among Latinos in the U-S continues to steadily decline.

U.S. Department of Health proposes rule to prohibit use or disclosure of protected health information to investigate, or prosecute patients, providers, and others involved in an abortion...North Dakota’s governor signs two transgender athlete bans into law...and Arizona Supreme Court rules the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints can refuse to answer questions or turn over documents under a state clergy privilege law.

U-S House subpoena's FBI Director over memo on white supremacists’ interaction with local Catholic churches...thousands of Israelis led by at least seven Cabinet ministers marched to an evacuated West Bank settlement...and Idaho murder trial with alleged apocalyptic motives is underway.

U-s Justice Department appeals Texas judge ruling on abortion pill...Pope's Easter message...and Orthodox Palm Sunday service held in Ukraine's most revered Orthodox site.

Idaho's governor signs bill making it a crime to help a minor get an abortion without parental consent...Michigan's governor signs legislation repealing Michigan's abortion ban...tensions ramp-up in Israel...and despite being recently hospitalized, Pope Francis presides over Holy Week service today.

Violence at a Jerusalem mosque...Washington State buys abortion pills...and bills banning gender-transition treatments for minors signed in Idaho and Indiana.

Lawsuit filed against Oregon officials for denying a woman's application to adopt siblings from foster care due to her religious beliefs...the Commissioner of the NHL rethinking "Pride Nights"...and Wisconsin voters deciding a judicial race today that could determine the fate of abortion access in the state.