Two Nuns Stole Money for Gambling in Las Vegas

An internal investigation at St. James Catholic School revealed that two nuns stole $500,000 and spent part of it on gambling.

Egyptian Actress Accused Over Revealing Dress

Egyptian actress Rania Youssef appeared in a provocative dress at the Cairo International Film Festival and she is accused of "inciting debauchery."

Carlos Celdran, an artist from Philippines, is the only man ever convicted of blasphemy in that Asian country.

The CEO of Twitter became the subject of a blasphemy complaint because of a picture of him holding a sign saying “Smash Brahminical Patriarchy.”

A bill to remove religious status from national ID cards is proposed in Egypt in order to try to counter discrimination based on religion.

Sweden may become latest country in a host of countries that annulled child marriages in the wake of Europe's refugee crisis.

Guam Catholic Church announced that it will file for bankruptcy in order to avoid trial in lawsuits alleging child sexual abuse by priests.

In a letter to Parliament, the UK’s Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted) listed the major risks to the quality of education.

Trump administration finalizes rules for employers that have “religious or moral objections” to providing employees birth control.

Pakistan’s court has struck down the death sentence for blasphemy but something that looked like big victory turned into violent demonstrations.