Rachel Cruz

• Father of ISIS jihadists accused of physically assaulting woman to 'exorcise her demons'

  Abubaker Deghayes had three teenage sons who joined ISIS, two of whom died months after joining the terrorist group.

• Suicidal man saved after 13 truckers did something astounding to stop him from killing himself

  Police did not say why the man tried to take his life but he was described as a 30-year-old from Oakland County.

• Kanye West stirs controversy after Twitter return: 'This is good vs. evil'

  The "Life of Pablo" artist has alienated some of his friends and followers because of his beliefs but a source said that he's not bothered by this.

• 'Counting On' star Jason Duggar is officially ready for courtship after turning 18

  Another Duggar child has officially become an eligible bachelor and fans are wondering which girl he'll begin courting.

• Too much sugar while pregnant affects babies' intelligence and memory, study finds

  Experts found more evidence of the adverse effects of sugar in babies and pregnant moms in this latest study.

• Kendrick Lamar celebrates Pulitzer Prize win with a visit to the Vatican

  The rap superstar won the prestigious award for his album "Damn," which had a religious theme.

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  Giant Jesus statue found to have secret antennas, internet transmitters hidden in its head; Local residents furious

  Residents in a small village in Poland recently learned that its giant statue of Jesus Christ has been used to broadcast Internet signals. The news has upset some though, who believe the statue should be considered sacred and not used for technology infrastructure.

• Prayers for Toronto victims pour in after van plows down dozens, killing 10; 'God will use evil for good,' bishop says

  The world watched in horror this week as a man plowed his van into dozens of pedestrians in Toronto on Monday 23 April, injuring 15 and killing 10. Since then, prayers have been pouring in from across the world, and one bishop has described what happened as a wake up call.

• Megachurch Pastor Les Hughey admits he sinned as more women come forward with sexual abuse allegations

  Arizona megachurch pastor Les Hughey has responded to allegations of sexual abuse brought against him by four women. In an announcement made on Sunday, the pastor admitted that his actions amounted to sin, and church members were told that he has decided to take leave from his position at Highlands Church amid the scandal.

• GOP Rep. Steve Scalise says he's alive because of God's miracle one year after Virginia shooting

  The congressman was shot on the hip during the attack and is still undergoing surgeries and treatments a year later.

• Second priest killed in Mexico in a week, bishops call for culture of peace and reconciliation

  Some 23 priests have been murdered in Mexico since 2012 as crime and violence continue.

• Drinking coffee during pregnancy could make babies obese, experts say

  Study authors found that babies who have been exposed to high levels of caffeine in the womb have a 66 percent of becoming obese as they grow up.