Trump Officials Sue Harvard over Alleged Anti-Semitism
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HHS to withhold Medicaid funding from California over abortion coverage mandate
Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar announced that his department was taking action against California and a hospital in Vermont that implemented policies violating the conscience rights of ...
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Electors meeting to formally choose Biden as next president | Baptist Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — Presidential electors coast to coast were casting the votes Monday (Dec. 14) that will affirm Joe Biden as the nation's next president.
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Supreme Court rejects Texas’ election lawsuit; 6 battleground states hold hearings on voter fraud claims
More than a month after Election Day, allegations of voter fraud continue to surround the 2020 presidential election as courts consider lawsuits challenging election results in battleground states ...
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State Department adds Nigeria, 9 other countries to list of worst religious freedom violators
The U.S. State Department has added Nigeria to its list of countries of particular concern under the International Religious Freedom Act, making it the first secular democracy to appear on the list.
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ERLC issues apology, explanation regarding amicus brief | Baptist Press
NASHVILLE (BP) – Several weeks ago, the ERLC was presented with an opportunity to join a brief written by lawyers at the Thomas More Society, in support of one of our SBC entities. We decided to join the brief because of the importance of the underlying religious liberty issues at…
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‘An enemy of life’: Pro-life groups denounce Biden’s HHS secretary pick
Pro-life activists and groups have spoken out against President-elect Joe Biden choosing California Attorney General Xavier Becerra as his secretary of health and human services due to his history of ...
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Oklahoma governor proclaims day of fasting, prayer as coronavirus cases spike
Oklahoma Gov Kevin Stitt has declared Thursday as a day of fasting and prayer as confirmed cases of COVID-19 coronavirus increase in that state
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Christian-owned funeral home pays $250K in settlement over transgender employee firing
A Michigan-based Christian-owned funeral home has agreed to pay 250,000, as part of a legal settlement, to the estate of trans-identified individual that the company fired
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SBC DIGEST: Thursday online events include ERLC vaccine discussion, WMU celebration | Baptist Press
ERLC to host webinar on COVID-19 vaccine; WMU hosts virtual celebration for the Week of Prayer.
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SBC DIGEST: Search for SBTC executive director; Moore receives religious liberty award | Baptist Press
SBTC search committee accepting resumes for executive director; Moore to receive 2020 Defender of Religious Freedom Award.
