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A Virginia school district has agreed to pay over 1 million to a trans-identified former student, ending a yearslong legal battle over whether the student could use bathrooms designated for the ...
We've been in this pandemic long enough to recognize a few patterns, and one unfortunate one is grifting. Every few weeks, another batch of social media
In a Thursday evening press conference, President Joe Biden addressed the ISIS-K attacks in Kabul that killed at least 60 Afghan citizens, 13 U.S. Marines
The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts report significant drops in membership. The Christian alternatives formed out of frustration with the direction the scouting organizations were taking are reporting big membership increases.
Harvard University's chaplains have elected an atheist named Greg Epstein as their new chief chaplain. Epstein is the author of Good Without God, and will
The Archdiocese of Chicago will require all archdiocesan employees and clergy to receive the vaccine for COVID-19 within the next six weeks, and will only allow exemptions for medical reasons.
Proponents of the beatification of Venerable Fulton Sheen are still searching for answers about the cause, nearly two years after that process was paused.
With increased exposure to college-level education and declining levels of religious belief, a majority of Americans now believe in evolution after nearly two decades of being nearly evenly split on ...
A Catholic school in Lansing has lost an appeal over a Michigan policy that required masks on young kids earlier in the pandemic. Although the statewide mandate ended, some counties are stepping in and requiring masks in schools when the 2021-22 year starts.
Bishop Guy Sansaricq, a retired auxiliary of the Diocese of Brooklyn and the first Haitian-born bishop in the United States, died Saturday at age 86.
