U.S. to pull all remaining troops from Iraq by Sept. 30
Loading the Audio Player... The U.S. military planned to completely withdraw from Iraq by the end of the month, the Associated Press reported on Tuesday. American troops withdrew ...
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Parental Rights Battle Erupts as State Seeks to Transition Teen Girl | CBN
CBN,A Massachusetts family is in the fight of their lives after the state took custody of their teenage daughter—and now the
Kennedy Center board votes to close as judge blocks name change
Loading the Audio Player... The board of the Washington, D.C.-based John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts voted to close on Tuesday over financial difficulties and a lega...
Talarico raises eyebrows for quick answer about 'favorite drag queen' in Texas: 'Deeply sick'
Democratic U S Senate candidate James Talarico raised eyebrows for readily naming his favorite drag queen during a brief interaction at a campaign event
Jane Graham Lynch nominated for religious freedom ambassador
Cissie Graham Lynch speaks at the Young Women's Leadership Summit in Grapevine, Texas, June 12, 2021. Creative Commons / Wikimedia Commons / Photo by Gage Skidmore ...
In first, U.S. military confirms deployment of weapons in space
Loading the Audio Player... The U.S. Air Force on Monday acknowledged the deployment of weapons in space for the first time, sparking criticism from China and Russia. Air Force S...
The Backlash Against a White House Plan to Pay Stay-at-Home Parents
A proposal to subsidize married couples with a non-working spouse has divided Christian conservatives.
Trump Asks Cissie Lynch, Granddaughter of Billy Graham, to Be Religious Freedom Ambassador
The author and radio host said it would be a “great honor and privilege” to serve if she is confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
Supreme Court Rejects Trump Appeal over Mail-In Ballots
Loading the Audio Player... The nation’s highest court on Monday rejected the Trump administration’s emergency appeal to enact additional rules for mail-in voting in the midte...
Illinois can't force nuns to promote assisted suicide under court order
Illinois has agreed to follow a court order prohibiting state officials from enforcing the state s assisted suicide law against Catholic plaintiffs as litigation surrounding the controversial measure
