Weinstein Avoids New Retrial as N.Y. Rape Charges Dropped
Loading the Audio Player... New York prosecutors opted not to retry former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein on third-degree rape charges, according to a Thursday statement from...
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Louisiana police ID man they say killed his eight children
Loading the Audio Player... Officials identified the man who killed eight children on Sunday during a domestic incident in northwest Louisiana. Shamar Elkins shot seven of his own...
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CBP opens tariff refund process for U.S. companies
Loading the Audio Player... U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Monday opened up the refund process for American companies to get back money they lost from President Donald Trum...
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Sarah Jakes Roberts says she was ‘almost paralyzed’ after trampoline accident, reveals neck fracture
Sarah Jakes Roberts, co-pastor of The Potter s House, has revealed she s recovering from a serious neck injury that nearly left her paralyzed after she experienced a frightening accident while
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Jordan Peterson ‘still very sick’ amid neurological battle, daughter says: ‘This year has been Hell’
Jordan Peterson is continuing to recover at home after a prolonged and severe illness that was finally diagnosed by doctors, with his daughter saying the past year has been unbelievably hard on the
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Georgia Pastor Dies at 53, Remembered for His ‘purpose and unwavering faith’
Rev Derek Dumas, a Georgia pastor who led his congregation for more than two decades, died Friday morning of natural causes at a Macon hospital, surrounded by his family
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House Passes Rare Bipartisan Bill to Protect Haitians From Deportation
The bill is now heading to the Senate, and President Donald Trump announced he would veto it if it reached his desk.
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States Eulogize Charlie Kirk With New Laws Promoting Religion and Free Speech
A new Kansas law will allow college students to sue their schools for free-speech violations. In Tennessee, a new law will encourage teachers and professors to include ‘the positive impacts of religion’ in American history courses.
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Shooter, Eight Kids Dead in Louisiana Domestic Assault
Loading the Audio Player... A total of 10 people were hit by gunfire in domestic disturbance in Shreveport, La., early Sunday morning. The shooting began before 6 a.m. and sprawle...
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Dallas City Council mulls plan to regulate churches feeding homeless
City officials in Dallas are considering new regulations on churches, nonprofits and other groups that distribute free food to homeless people on public streets and in other areas
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Fmr. NY church board member indicted for stealing $3.8M from congregation
The former board member of a New York congregation has been indicted for stealing approximately 3 8 million from the church
