The following are some of the news stories that Jim Schneider presented for listener comment:
--Suspect #1 in the Boston bombing case is dead; second suspect still at large.
--Boston bombing suspects have ties to Chechnya, Al Qaeda and the Taliban.
--Supreme leader of Iran blames U.S. for world problems.
--TV personality blames the N.R.A. for the Boston bombings.
--Judge finalizes a settlement between McDonald’s and Michigan's Muslim community.
--White House sent out an LGBT update while Boston bombing investigation played out.
--Connecticut man pleads guilty to sending hundreds of threatening letters to a pro-family leader. Judge only sentenced the man to 5 years of probation.
--Hawaii judge rules that a Christian woman broke the law by refusing to rent a room at her bed and breakfast business to a pair of homosexual women.
--E-Harmony dating service now links homosexuals.
--New Zealand legalizes same-sex marriage.
--California Assembly Bill 1266 requires that students be permitted to participate in sex segregated school program activities and facilities consistent with their gender identity.
--Boy Scouts are now proposing to lift the ban on homosexual scout members.
--J.C Penney unveils new designer home brands in light of plunging sales.  No word on whether Ellen DeGeneres will continue as a spokesperson.
--Matt Staver of Liberty counsel presented oral arguments in California's change therapy case.
--Gun control background check legislation fails to pass.
--Barbara Jane Wilke, wife of Jack Wilke and co-author of the 1971 book, Handbook of Abortion, passed away this week.
--Beloved Christian singer George Beverly Shea passed away at age 104.
--Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius can't answer simple questions regarding implementation of Obamacare.
--The House of Representatives approved legislation this week for medical use of marijuana.