DOJ Lawsuits Target Tuition, Scholarships for Illegal Migrants
Loading the Audio Player... Federal prosecutors filed lawsuits Monday against Massachusetts and Rhode Island for allowing illegal migrants to receive scholarships and in-state tui...
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Pastor Who Swindled $1M from Congregants Fights Probation at Ohio Supreme Court
A former Ohio pastor convicted of fleecing some 1 million from his church in 2010 and sentenced to several years in prison plus a period of community control or probation he argues is beyond the
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Supreme Court to take up challenge to ‘conversion therapy’ by Colorado counselor | Baptist Press
DENVER (BP) — The Supreme Court announced today (March 10) that it will hear the case of a Colorado counselor challenging the state’s ban on “conversion therapy.”
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Secret Service Shoots Armed Man outside White House
U.S. Secret Service personnel early on Sunday shot a man during an armed confrontation at the intersection of 17th St. NW and F St. NW, just west of the White House, the agency reported. Around midnig...
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As White House Considers Abandoning Foreign Aid, Faith Groups Say They Can’t Do It Alone
A discussion centered on whether the federal government should be dispensing foreign aid, which government officials referred to as ‘philanthropy.’
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Christian Nonprofit Leaders Sound the Alarm After Meeting With Trump Administration Over Humanitarian Funding Freeze – RELEVANT
In a significant development, leaders from prominent Christian non-governmental organizations (NGOs) convened with the Trump administration this week to
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Wyoming Becomes 29th State to Pass a Religious Freedom Restoration Act
Wyoming has joined over two dozen other states in passing a state version of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
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Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Prominent Former Cuban-American Congressman, Dies at 70
Former Congressman Lincoln D az-Balart, an influential figure in Florida politics and a fervent defender of democracy in Cuba, died on March 3 at the age of 70, after a battle with cancer
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Newsom Calls Men in Women’s Sports ‘deeply unfair,’ Angers LGBT Activists
California s Democratic Gov Gavin Newsom has become the latest prominent Democrat to at least partially push back on allowing trans-identified males to compete in women s sports, drawing swift
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DOJ Files Motion to Dismiss Challenge to Idaho Pro-Life Protections
The Department of Justice on Wednesday filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit previously filed by the Biden administration to fight pro-life laws in Idaho. The Biden administration in 2022 filed a lawsui...
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Court Rules School Can Hide Student’s ‘Gender Transition’ from Parents
A federal appeals court sided with a Massachusetts school that hid a child’s social transition at school from female to male from parents.
