9-Month-Old Baby Unhurt After Wayward SUV Crashes Into Seattle Home, Hitting His Crib
A nine-month-old baby was miraculously unhurt when an SUV crashed into a home in Bellevue in Seattle, Washington Tuesday.Read More
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Louisiana Governor Decrees Enforcement of Religious Freedom Despite Legislature Setback
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal has issued on Tuesday his own executive order enforcing religious freedom in the state after the state legislature failed to pass a bill that would allow business establishments to discriminate against same-sex couples.Read More
A 'No-Brainer': Teacher Refuses Hero Tag after Donating Kidney to Her Student in Detroit
Teacher Nadirah Muhammad sacrificed one of her kidneys so she could save the life of one of her students.Read More
Senator Bob Menendez Slams Feds on 'Enhanced' Detention Policy for Undocumented Families
U.S. Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey criticized the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for the changes it announced in running family detention centers, saying that undocumented women and children who come to the U.S. should not be detained.Read More
Belgium Convicts 7 Women for Supporting ISIS; 4 Already in Syria Sentenced in Absentia
A court in Antwerp, Belgium on Monday convicted seven women for supporting the Islamic State (ISIS) and urging women to go to Syria and join the terrorist organization.Read More
Rabbi, 63, Gets 78 Months in Prison for Secretly Taking Videos of Women Preparing for Bath
A 63-year-old rabbi in Washington, D.C. has been sentenced by a court on Friday to six years and six months in prison after he was found guilty on 52 counts of voyeurism when he secretly took videos of women who were preparing for a Jewish ritual bath.Read More
3 Patients with Terminal Cancer Sue State of California as They Seek Pain-Free Death
Three residents afflicted with cancer and a doctor sued the State of California seeking the court to allow them to end their lives through Aid in Dying method.Read More
Condemned Boston Marathon Bomber May Spend Years in Grim Prison During Appeal
Convicted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who was sentenced to die last May 15, will likely spend years in prison as he exhausts all appeals.Read More
Dreamers Panic as Feds Revoke 3-Year Work Permits Granted to Undocumented Immigrants
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) told Dreamers not to panic after about 2,000 recipients of employment authorization documents (EAD) were told to return their three-year work permits.Read More
Christians don't have to affirm transgenderism, but they can’t express that view at work: tribunal
Archaeology discovery: Medieval Christian prayer beads found on Holy Island
Presbyterian Church in America votes to leave National Association of Evangelicals
Over 50 killed in 'vile and satanic' attack at Nigerian church on Pentecost Sunday
Ukrainian Orthodox Church severs ties with Moscow over Patriarch Kirill's support for Putin's war
Islamic State kills 20 Nigerian Christians as revenge for US airstrike
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UNC excavation crew in Galilee region of Israel uncover first known depictions of biblical heroines
An excavation team in Israel has discovered the first known depiction of two biblical heroines from the Old Testament.
Franklin Graham asks Putin and Zelenskyy for a Holy Week ceasefire amid Ukraine invasion
As more than 1,300 civilians have been killed in Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, evangelist Franklin Graham is urging Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to agree on a ceasefire during the 10 days of Easter observances.
Pastor, 3 others killed by suspected Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria: reports
Suspected Fulani herdsmen shot to death four people, including a pastor and two women in two separate attacks in Benue State on Tuesday, according to Nigerian media reports.