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.
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.
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 ...
Pro-life ministry barred again from N.C. facility | Baptist Press
A North Carolina pregnancy resource center faced another setback when the Raleigh Board of Adjustment re-classified the organization as a medical facility, overturning the city attorney's designation of the pro-life ministry as a civic group, according to The News & Observer.
Child trafficking: Ways to discuss topic with kids | Baptist Press
Addressing modern-day slavery with children can be difficult. The International Mission Board shares ways to discuss the topic.
Ill. pro-lifers fight publicly-funded abortions bill | Baptist Press
Pro-life advocates in Illinois are urging lawmakers to oppose legislation that would allow the use of public money to fund abortions. Illinois House Bill 40, currently awaiting a vote by the state's House of Representatives, would strike from state law a provision that says Illinois' medical assistance program cannot pay for abortions. The bill also would allow state workers' health insurance plans to include coverage for abortions.
Open letter: refugee ban 'deeply' concerning | Baptist Press
A full-page ad in the Feb. 8 Washington Post expressing concern over a portion of President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration included the signatures of at least seven Southern Baptists among a coalition of some 100 evangelicals. Meanwhile, a federal appeals court has upheld a lower court ruling the following day temporarily blocking the travel ban from taking effect.
FIRST-PERSON: Choosing your neighbor | Baptist Press
Terry Sharp examines the question, "Who is my neighbor?" in view of the world's refugee crisis. "Reality is that we don't always choose who our neighbors are," he writes, "but we do choose what kind of neighbors we will be."
Trump immigration order sparks biblical analysis | Baptist Press
With President Trump's travel ban from seven predominately-Muslim countries on hold at least temporarily, some Christians are evaluating biblical teaching on immigration and refugees.
