Appeals Court Lets Trump Put Off Paying $83M Defamation Judgement
Loading the Audio Player... The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled to give President Donald Trump more time before beginning payments on a $83.3 million defamation judgme...
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White House Hopeful Haley Supports Federal Protections for the Unborn
Nikki Haley on Tuesday said that she would try to save as many unborn babies and help as many pregnant mothers as possible if she became president. Haley spoke at the Washington, D.C. headquarters of ...
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ERLC President, Baptist Leaders Back Gun Control Proposal after Nashville School Shooting
The head of the Southern Baptist Convention s Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission and 12 other Baptist leaders and pastors in Tennessee have urged state lawmakers to take action to help prevent ...
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Biden formally announces run for second term
President Joe Biden said he would run for reelection in a three-minute video released Tuesday. The video highlights issues like abortion, social security, and voting laws, interspersed with images of ...
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Potential 2024 Presidential Candidate Reflects on Charles Stanley’s Legacy
A Republican politician who is considering a run for the White House in 2024 paid tribute to the late pastor and Evangelical broadcaster Charles Stanley by highlighting the impact his ministry has ...
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FDA Neglected Environmental Concerns with Abortion Pill Approval, Petition Claims
As the legal battle over the U S Food Drug Administration s approval of the abortion pill mifepristone continues, a new citizen s petition demands that access to the drug be prohibited until the FDA ...
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Trump’s Stance on Abortion Laws Criticized by Former Pro-Life Ally: ‘Morally indefensible’
Former President Donald Trump s 2016 campaign pro-life coalition national chairwoman has condemned Trump by name in disagreement with his belief that abortion laws should be left up to the states as ...
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Supreme Court allows abortion pill to remain on market for now; Alito dissents
The U S Supreme Court will temporarily allow the abortion pill to stay on the market until appeals against a Texas federal judge s suspension of the Food and Drug Administration approval of the drug ...
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Supreme Court allows abortion pill to remain on market for the time being; Alito dissents
The U S Supreme Court will temporarily allow the abortion pill to stay on the market until appeals against a Texas federal judge s suspension of the Food and Drug Administration approval of the drug ...
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‘Walking the walk’: Mississippi Governor Signs More Than Half-Dozen ‘pro-mom and pro-life’ Laws
A pro-life group is praising Mississippi Gov Tate Reeves for signing into law more than a half dozen bills designed to make it easier for families to adopt and care for children as the pro-life ...
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Florida Restricts Sexuality, Gender Identity Discussions through 12th Grade
The Florida Board of Education has expanded restrictions on classroom instruction related to sexual orientation and gender identity to apply to all students in the state s public schools except in ...
