Ex-Assistant Principal on Trial in Case of 6-Year-Old Shooter
Signs outside Richneck Elementary School in Newport News, Va., on Jan. 25, 2023. Associated Press / Photo by Denise Lavoie, file Loading the Audio Player...
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Americans agree: Moms and dads should have paid parental leave
A new report by the Pew Research Center has found that the overwhelming majority of Americans support paid family and medical leave for workers.
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FIRST-PERSON: The Bible speaks on racism | Baptist Press
The Bible speaks clearly against racism, David Johnson, executive director of the Arizona Southern Baptist Convention, writes, listing seven key principles. "We just need to believe it," he adds, "and live it."
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Raymond Arroyo’s books are having an astounding impact on at-risk kids
Raymond Arroyo has an impressive resume. He’s a New York Times bestselling author several times over. He’s an award-winning journalist and producer. And his weekly EWTN show, The World Over Live, reaches more than 350 million global households and 500 U.S. radio affiliates.
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‘Riots or Revival’: Doing What It Takes to Reach Rising Leaders for Christ
Many college campuses have been putting out "Not Welcome" signs for Christian ministries. Activists and campus administrators increasingly target Christian groups, but that's not stopping them from shining the light.
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New York Archdiocese Defends Right to Fire Principal in Federal Court
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York is being sued by a former private school principal who claims she was wrongfully fired due to gender discrimination
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FIRST-PERSON: Save the people | Baptist Press
As people watch for April the Giraffe to give birth to her baby, Brian Hobbs ponders with sorrow that the same attention isn't focused on babies in the womb endangered by abortion.
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FBI’s Comey Defends Privacy; Ignores the 800-Pound WikiLeaks in the Room
Speaking at a cyber security conference in Boston Wednesday, FBI Director James Comey did not directly address the elephant in the room: WikiLeaks.
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Trump’s immigration orders draw diverse reactions | Baptist Press
President Trump's immigration policy has drawn renewed focus among Baptists, with reactions to his March 6 executive order emerging and criticism of two previous executive orders voiced by a coalition of Hispanic pastors.
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Trump speech highlights immigration, war on terror | Baptist Press
Discussions of immigration, terrorism and health care were among the highlights of President Trump's first address to a joint session of Congress Feb. 28.
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Pastor Greg Locke Is Livid After People Send Donations to Planned Parenthood in His Name
Pastor Greg Locke is certain Planned Parenthood does not give the flip of a wooden nickel about women s healthcare so he s urging progressives to stop wasting their time sending donations to the ...
