• Utah Toddler Killed After Climbing SF Fisherman’s Wharf Dolphin Statue Remembered

  Over the weekend, 2 year old Kayson Shelton was tragically killed while vacationing with his family in San Fransisco. The toddler's memory is being honored by his family and hundreds of online donors, who have raised nearly $300,000 in his honor.

  

• Miss Indiana Mekayla Diehl On Her 'Normal' Body, Overcoming Sexual Abuse

  Miss Indiana Mekayla Diehl didn't win the Miss America pageant, but she won the hearts of Americans around the country due to her "normal" bikini body. Although she experienced a troubled childhood, Diehl says her story encourages young girls to overcome even the toughest obstacles and achieve their dreams.

  

• 5 American Troops Mistakenly Killed by 'Friendly Fire' in Afghanistan

  Last night, five Special Operations Forces were killed in a possible "friendly-fire incident" in southern Afghanistan. According to the Department of Defense, U.S. troops were killed when they called for backup from a coalition jet after encountering encountering enemy forces.

  

• Documentary: Westboro Baptist's Fred Phelps Physically, Mentally Abused Children

  In an upcoming documentary titled "Not My Father's Son," Nate Phelps reveals the overwhelming mental and physical abuse he and his siblings received at the hands of his father, Fred Phelps. The producers of the film say they hope to combat abuse within the home by publishing this story.

  

• John Piper on 'Orange is the New Black' Transgender Star's Controversial TIME Cover

  Transgender actor Laverne Cox was controversially featured on TIME's June 9th magazine cover, a move that has been called the "tipping point" for the LGBT community. Theologian John Piper has responded, saying that genitalia is specifically designed by God--and is not a human choice.