• Judge Belvin Perry 'Shocked' Over Acquittal of Casey Anthony

  Judge Belvin Perry said that justice will one day be served when Casey Anthony faces the ‘Judge of Judges,' referring to her acquittal of trial over the murder of her 2-year-old daughter.

• Texas Relay Runner Disqualified for Celebration, Not Act of Faith

  Earlier reports of Texas relay runner being disqualified after pointing his finger to the sky when crossing the finish line was reported as inaccurate by Yahoo! Sports.

  

• Boston Marathon Bombing: Authorities Urge Spectators to Sent Photos, Videos

  Authorities pleaded Tuesday to the spectators who have been watching the marathon to send videos and photos that they've taken as leads for investigation of who caused the two bombs that exploded Monday near the Boston Marathon finish line, killing three and injuring more than 176 people.

  

• Washington Sues Christian Florist for Refusing to Service Same-Sex Wedding

  A Washington Christian florist is being sued by the Washington State and the American Civil Liberties Union for refusing to service a same-sex couple for their marriage because of her faith in Jesus Christ.

  

• Boston Marathon Explosions Kill Three, Injure Over a Hundred People

  Two bombs exploded near the finish line at the Boston Marathon on Monday, leaving three people and over a hundred people were wounded. The two explosions are attributed to terror attacks around 2:45 p.m. EST, but no party has claimed responsibility. A third explosion was heard just before 4 p.m. at the nearby John F. Kennedy Library, but authorities have not linked the third explosion with the first two blasts.