Mayor Ousts LA's First Lesbian Fire Chief over Wildfire Response
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass fired the city s first lesbian fire chief Friday, just over a month after multiple wildfires tore through Southern California
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Judge denies U.S. bishops’ request to block Trump funding freeze
The USCCB sued the Trump administration earlier this week over what the bishops said was an unlawful suspension of funding for refugee resettlement and aid programs.
Lazarus for Mayor of New York City?
This issue of A Public Witness heads to the city that never sleeps to combat a zombie version of a famous biblical story.
Latino Christian National Network Plans Next Steps to Help Immigrants after Lawsuit
‘We are running a tremendous risk, but we are doing it on principle,’ the Rev. Carlos Malavé, LCNN’s president, said.
Pro-life coalition launches $30 million Pro-Life Venture Fund to protect unborn
The new group, called the Life Leadership Conference, was formally announced on Tuesday, Feb. 18.
Missions engagement for everyone is aim of George Liele Breakfast | Baptist Press
LANHAM, Md. — Despite an expected snowstorm, more than 100 people attended the third annual George Liele Missionary Breakfast at Sharon Bible Fellowship Church earlier this month.
Southern Baptists Abandon Abuse Database
The Executive Committee’s major focus is now recouping $3 million in legal fees related to the crisis.
‘On the side of the poor’: Pope, U.S. bishops urge generous immigration policy
In a Feb. 10 letter, Pope Francis urged the U.S. bishops to stay the course in their support for generous immigration policies.
Wheaton College Clash Over Russell Vought Escalates, Exposing Evangelical Fault Lines
The college’s social media post about alumnus and Project 2025 architect Russell Vought has led to two open letters that reveal competing interpretations of Christian values.
US Catholic Bishops Sue Trump Administration for Halt in Funding for Refugee Settlement
The USCCB says the administration, by withholding millions even for reimbursements of costs incurred before the sudden cut-off of funding, violates various laws as well as the constitutional provision giving the power of the purse to Congress, which already approved the funding.
