Austin Pays $78K to Settle with Fire Chaplain Axed for Post on Men in Women’s Sports
The capital city of Texas has reached a 78,000 settlement with a fire department chaplain reportedly fired for saying that men should not compete in women s sports
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In Bipartisan March for Israel, Crowd Rejects Cease-Fire, Demands Release of Hostages
The march was intended as a response to numerous demonstrations across the country and the world — some led by Jews — calling for an end to Israel’s retaliatory strikes in Gaza.
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Neighbors Shocked after Man is Fatally Stabbed inside Alexandria Church
Residents in an Alexandria, Virginia, neighborhood known to be safe and family-oriented were left in shock Sunday after a man died from stab wounds he suffered inside a church
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DOJ Busts ‘high-end’ Brothel Network Used by Politicians, Military Officers
Three individuals who enticed women to participate in a prostitution network have been arrested for operating high-end brothels in Massachusetts and Virginia with a clientele that included elected ...
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Defrocked Alabama Priest Returns to US after Taking 18-Year-Old Girl to Italy, Archdiocese Says
A Roman Catholic priest in Alabama who was suspended after abandoning his parish to leave the country with a teenage girl last summer has since returned to the U S , the archdiocese announced last ...
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Woman Permitted to Pray at Virginia School Board Meeting after Dispute Earlier This Year
A Virginia woman who was prohibited from praying at a school board meeting earlier this year was allowed to pray as part of her public comments after a negotiated agreement with the school board
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Hamas Militants Admit to Hiding in Hospitals, Using Ambulances for Terrorist Purposes: IDF
Hamas militants captured by Israeli soldiers have admitted during interrogations that they hide inside hospitals and use ambulances for terrorist purposes, according to a recent recording released by ...
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Bishop removed by Pope Francis: ‘I know the Lord is with me’
While Pope Francis has removed a theologically conservative United States bishop and critic of the actions of his papacy from office, the ousted church leader remains confident that the Lord is with ...
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Antisemitic Incidents in U.S. Up by More Than 300% Since Israel-Hamas War, Study Says
The Anti-Defamation League shared a map plotting the antisemitic incidents throughout the U.S., with an average of at least two dozen incidents occurring daily.
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Grandmother Finally Allowed Burial in Church Cemetery after Pastor Blocked Body for Months over Tithes
Two months after a Virginia church refused to allow the family of a beloved grandmother to bury her remains in the cemetery of the church where she served the majority of her life due to an alleged ...
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Son of Ala. pastor who killed himself over cross-dressing exposure says ‘dad made me strong’
Carter Copeland, the son of late mayor of Smiths Station, Alabama, and pastor of the First Baptist Church of Phenix City, F L Bubba Copeland, who fatally shot himself after his secret online alter ...
