European Union Prepares to Launch Online Age Verification App
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Women recorded in airport’s “all-gender” restroom, cops say
Loading the Audio Player... An airport restaurant employee in Kansas City, Mo., was arrested on suspicion of recording dozens of women in the airport’s multistall, coed restroom...
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Infamous late-term abortionist Gosnell dies at 85
Kermit Gosnell is seen during an interview with the Philadelphia Daily News at his attorney's office on March 8, 2010, in Philadelphia. Associated Press / Philadelphia Daily News / Pho...
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Kenya plans $15 million fund to help children leave orphanages for family care
Kenya’s National Treasury is planning a Sh2 billion ($15 million) Child Welfare Fund aimed at helping thousands of minors transition from institutional care into family-based environments, according to reports by Kenyan media.
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ICE says Biden detained, released migrant suspect in Loyola University murder
Loading the Audio Player... The Department of Homeland Security shared on Sunday that the man suspected of fatally shooting a college student last week was an illegal migrant prev...
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High Point men united by John 15:13 ahead of first NCAA tournament win
High Point University basketball guard Chase Johnston gave glory to God in both wins and losses as the Panthers secured the school s first-ever NCAA tournament win in an 83-82 upset over Wisconsin on
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United Methodist Church, SMU to continue relationship, end lawsuit
The United Methodist Church and Southern Methodist University have agreed to end litigation in which the Texas-based school as attempting to leave the denomination
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NOBTS hosts ‘Sandlot Revival’ | Baptist Press
NEW ORLEANS – New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary hosted a special time of worship and testimony as a part of the “Sandlot Revival” worship nights tour on Friday, March 13.
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Canadian evangelicals call for halt to assisted dying expansion for mental illness
Canadians could become eligible for assisted dying solely for mental illness in March 2027, unless legislation is changed, the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada warns.
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US Christians rethink orphanage support, but giving patterns lag behind, Barna study finds
A growing number of U.S. Christians are rethinking their views on orphanages and the care of vulnerable children, but their financial support has yet to reflect those shifting beliefs, according to a new study by the Barna Group in partnership with Faith to Action.
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What’s So Bad About Dating a Non-Christian? – RELEVANT
The hardest part about dating a non-Christian is that the problem usually doesn’t show up right away. The relationship can feel strong. You can care about
