Shelter after the Storm
Damage from Hurricane Helene near Asheville, N.C., is seen during an aerial tour for President Joe Biden, Oct. 2, 2024. Associated Press / Photo by Susan Walsh, File ...
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Workers strike at North Carolina airport before holiday
Workers at Charlotte Douglas International Airport walked off the job Monday to protest what they called unfair labor practices and low wages. Members of service companies ABM and Prospect Airport Ser...
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‘Wild, dark, demonic’ forces: Woman’s Powerful Ministry to Confront Evil, Offer Healing
Judith MacNutt, founder of Christian Healing Ministries, an organization dedicated to healing prayer, is on a mission to help people find hope and spiritual recovery
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New Hampshire case focuses on the right to silent protest
U.S. District Judge Steven J. McAuliffe held hearings Thursday and Friday in a case involving a silent protest that took place at a high school soccer game at a New Hampshire public school. Two father...
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Family of US Missionary Murdered in Angola Struggling through Grief as They Prepare for Funeral
The family of murdered American missionary Beau Shroyer, whose wife has been accused of plotting his Oct 25 murder with three men in Angola, say they have been struggling through grief as they
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Musk, Ramaswamy plan to defund Planned Parenthood
The leaders of Trump’s newly announced Department of Government Efficiency this week swore to cut funding to abortion provider Planned Parenthood. Trump allies and businessmen Elon Musk and Vivek Ra...
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The University of Texas and MIT Will Be Free For Families Making Under $100k – RELEVANT
This week, two major universities unveiled groundbreaking plans to make college affordable for middle- and low-income families. Starting next fall, the
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Michigan Health Data Bills to Censor Pro-Life Resources, Advocates Say
Democratic state Rep. Mai Xiong introduced a bill last week to require online software to secure informed consent before obtaining and retaining a user’s reproductive health data. State Sen. Mallory...
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Cold Weather Adds New Needs to Helene Recovery in N.C. | Baptist Press
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (BP) — Buddy heaters, blankets and winter clothing are among the items being distributed by Baptists to those dealing with western North Carolina’s first cold blast of the season amid recovery from Hurricane Helene.
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Georgia to Replace Members of Maternal Mortality Committee
Georgia officials earlier this month dismissed the members of the state’s maternal mortality review committee, or MMRC, according to a letter published Thursday by nonprofit media outlet ProPublica....
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Michigan Lawmakers Push for Abortion, LGBTQ Agenda in Sex Ed Classes
Democratic state Rep. Rachel Hood introduced a bill last Tuesday that would alter the state’s sex education curriculum to include resources on how and where to get abortions. Teachers would be requi...
