FBI Raids Reporter’s Home, Citing Classified Documents Leak
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Former Youth Pastor Claims ‘innocence’ after Being Charged with Nearly 200 Sex Crimes
A former youth pastor from West Virginia who has been charged with nearly 200 sex crimes involving several young girls, including multiple nieces, has claimed his innocence and vowed to defend it in
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Michael Brown admits ‘lack of judgement’ but denies sexual misconduct
Michael Brown, host of the nationally syndicated Line of Fire radio programme, who is also president, founder and professor of practical theology at FIRE School of Ministry, admitted to a "definite lack of judgement" but denied allegations he engaged in sexual misconduct with a former female staffer he said he treated like a "family member" 23 years ago.
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Congregations, Agencies Race to Resettle Refugees Ahead of Trump Inauguration
Donald Trump returns to the White House on Jan. 20, after which the US policy of admitting refugees is expected to be cut back, if not entirely eliminated.
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Former Kansas Cop Found Dead on Federal Trial Date
Authorities found former Kansas City, Kansas, policeman Roger Golubski dead on Monday after he failed to appear for his federal trial in Topeka, according to court records. The 71-year-old was found a...
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Republicans Introduce Bill to Define ‘male’ and ‘female’ Based on Biological Differences
The Defining Male and Female Act of 2024 is designed to prevent government officials and courts from reinterpreting terms through the lens of gender ideology.
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TD Jakes files defamation lawsuit against man who accused him of sexual assault
A day after suffering a slight health incident while preaching on Sunday, Bishop T D Jakes of The Potter s House megachurch in Dallas, Texas, filed a defamation lawsuit against former-pastor-turned
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Texas Lawmaker Threatens University Budget Cuts over LGBT Studies
Taxpayers in the state of Texas even conservative Christians and other religious groups opposed to gender ideology in public schools could soon be on the hook for funding LGBT curriculum, according
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Judge Dismisses Petition to Annul Church’s Tax-exempt Status
Judge dismisses a case in which a church in Cedar Rapids, Iowa faced a petition that threatened to annul its tax-exempt status.
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Border Patrol Trains More Chaplains As the Job and Polarizing Immigration Debate Rattle Agents
Unlike the police or military, the Border Patrol trains mostly lay agents endorsed by their faith denominations to become chaplains.
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Judge Halts Cleanup of Homeless Camp in Downtown New Orleans
Orleans Parish Civil District Court Judge Ethel Julien on Monday barred state police from displacing homeless people within the city, court spokesman Walt Pierce told WORLD. Julien issued the tempora...
