DOJ Now Month Past Deadline to Release Epstein Files
Loading the Audio Player... Monday marked one month since the deadline for the Department of Justice to fully release the files related to convicted sex offenderJeffrey Epstein. A...
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Mother Pleads Guilty to Helping 17-Year-Old Daughter Abort, Bury, Burn 29-Week-Old Baby
A Nebraska mother accused of helping her teenage daughter abort her baby after 20 weeks gestation and assisting with attempting to bury and burn the unborn child has pleaded guilty to several charges ...
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Iowa Lawmakers Pass Pro-Life Heartbeat Bill in Late-Night Session
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds said she will sign into law on Friday a measure that will protect unborn babies after six weeks of pregnancy. The law would take effect immediately after it is signed. The Repub...
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National Data Shows U.S. Students Still ‘stalled’ after Pandemic
The NWEA noted that the decline was sharper than what was observed in 2021-2022.
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Geneva College Soccer Coach Fired after Expressing Support for LGBTQ People
In early April, Kelsey Morrison posted two messages to her Instagram page: ‘Queer people offer precious gifts to the church: Don't miss out’ and ‘Jesus is radically inclusive.’
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University Rescinds Reprimand of Professor Who Failed Student for Using Term ‘biological women’
The University of Cincinnati university rescinded a reprimand against a professor who gave a student a failing grade on an assignment discussing trans-identified athletes that used the term ...
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Kanye West’s Academy Sued by Former Officials Alleging Wrongful Termination, Unsafe Conditions
A fourth former official at the Christian academy founded by Kanye West is suing the musician and the school, alleging that he was wrongfully fired after he complained about hazardous conditions
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Employer Withdraws Job Offer Over Candidate’s Christian Views
A Christian social worker who had been the top candidate in interviews had his job offer withdrawn because of his views on marriage and sex.
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Black So. Baptist Churches Challenge Denomination’s Vote to Ban Women in Leadership
A network of more than 4,000 predominantly African American churches affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention believes a recent vote by SBC messengers in favor of banning women from serving as ...
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New Virginia Law Offers Churches Additional Protections against Being Shut Down
The new provision stems from concerns during the COVID-19 crisis that churches were being subject to overly strict pandemic mitigation policies.
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Catholic University Gathers in Prayer after Homicide on Campus; Suspect Remains at Large
Students at Catholic University of America gathered to mourn the shooting death of an out-of-town visitor in front of one of its buildings as the search continues for the perpetrator
