Alleged Gangster Arrested for Minneapolis Break-Ins, FBI Says
Family & Society Post Date: January 16, 2026 Federal immigration off...
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COVID on the Rise Again: Which States Now Protect Churches from Closure?
CNA compiled data on which states now protect houses of worship as “essential” and which do not. Check out our map and see where your state falls.
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Kim Davis Must Pay $100,000 to Couple for Refusing Their Same-Sex Marriage License – RELEVANT
A federal jury has ruled in favor of a same-sex couple in Kentucky, awarding them $100,000 in damages in a case against Kim Davis, a former county clerk
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Pa. state constable arrested, charged with over 700 counts of human trafficking, sex crimes
A Pennsylvania constable faces over 700 charges related to human trafficking as a result of a two-year joint investigation conducted by the Chambersburg Police Department and the Franklin County ...
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Concerns About LGBT Books Promoting Pedophilia, Grooming Prompt 4 States to Sever Ties with American Library Association
Here are four states that have cut ties with the American Library Association following controversies over LGBT-themed books and other controversies
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Autoworkers Strike as Wage and Benefit Negotiations Fail
Members of the United Auto Workers union went on strike at midnight Thursday as their contracts expired with General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis. President Shawn Fain said Wednesday that companies ha...
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Jacksonville Agrees to Exempt Catholic Bookstore from LGBT Nondiscrimination Law
The city of Jacksonville, Florida, has agreed to exempt a Catholic bookstore from an LGBT nondiscrimination law, thereby enabling the establishment to operate in accordance with its religious beliefs ...
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Excessive Scrolling on TikTok, Apps Can Lead to Sleep Problems but Americans are Addicted: Study
Even though health experts have long warned that the practice can cause insomnia, nearly 40 of Americans admit to scrolling through apps like TikTok before bedtime, and more than half say they do it ...
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Survey: Mainline Clergy Are More Liberal Than Their Congregants
Mainline clergy are more supportive than their congregants of LGBTQ rights, more likely to have opposed the overturn of Roe v. Wade, and less likely to believe America is in danger of losing its culture and identity.
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Criticism of Slave Memorial at Southern Seminary Illustrates Complexities Surrounding Racial Reconciliation
A commemorative plaque placed in the lobby of the Broadus Chapel at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary that the school s president, Al Mohler, says is meant to serve as a prominent ...
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Activists Want Age Verification on Bible Content
Is the Bible a source of adult content? A group of internet activists believes so.
