Women Accused of Keeping Four Kids in Truck, Abusing Them
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier speaks at the Florida capitol in Tallahassee, Fla., March 5, 2025. Associated Press / Photo by Rebecca Blackwell, file ...
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Edouard Hammers TX with Flooding and Power Outages, Lightning Kills 3 in FL, Another Victim Survives | CBN
CBN,Gulf Coast residents are dealing with the remnants of Tropical Storm Edouard. It made landfall along the Texas-Loui
Austin to host screening of 'Jesus Was a Migrant,' speakers from CAIR
City officials in Texas state capital are using public funds to screen a documentary later this month that links Jesus with illegal immigration and includes a panel discussion that features speakers
Charlie Kirk Assassination Suspect Tyler Robinson Must Stand Trial: 8 Takeaways from Judge's Ruling, Lawyers' Arguments
A Utah judge on Tuesday ruled that prosecutors presented enough evidence for 23-year-old Tyler Robinson to stand trial for the murder of TPUSA co-founder Charlie Kirk
Most Grand Canyon Hikers Saved from Fatal Flood; One Missing
Loading the Audio Player... The two men killed in Saturday's flash floods in Grand Canyon National Park were identified as John Giusti and Brent Rosenkranz, according to public st...
Former Gang Boss Convicted of Tupac Shakur Murder
Loading the Audio Player... A Nevada jury deliberated for about three hours on Monday before finding a former Los Angeles gang leader guilty of murdering rapper Tupac Shakur. The ...
Jewish Man Argues to SCOTUS for Right to Pray without Permit
Loading the Audio Player... An Orthodox Jewish man who says city officials required him to obtain a permit to pray with friends at home filed his opening brief with the Supreme Co...
Wendell Berry, Agrarian Writer Who Envisioned a World ‘redeemed only by love,’ Dies at 92
The Kentucky-born author extolled the virtues of simple living and urged Americans to reject modern consumerism and destructive agriculture.
Abby Johnson Warns Lindsay Clancy Supporters against ‘conspiracy rot,’ ‘misguided compassion’ ahead of Verdict
The case of Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother on trial for strangling her three children to death with exercise resistance bands in the basement of the family s Duxbury home, has divided the
DHS Denies Violating Injunction, but Refuses to Give Evidence or Detail Extent of Church Spying
The Department of Homeland Security insists its surveillance at University Baptist Church and other houses of worship was only about alleged criminal violations unrelated to immigration.
