Foreign National Convicted of $137M in Healthcare Fraud
Loading the Audio Player... The FBI on Thursday announced that a foreign national pleaded guilty earlier this week to health care fraud, targeting Medicare Advantage plans. Sevin...
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WallBuilders Sues DC Metro after It Rejects Bus Ads
A major public transportation provider is facing a lawsuit after it rejected an ad by a faith-based organization seeking to advertise on its buses
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22% of Americans Identify as ‘spiritual but not religious’: Poll
A new report reveals that nearly a quarter of Americans view themselves as spiritual but not religious as organized religion continues to lose influence in American life
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Florida school board votes unanimously to keep Bible on library shelves
Officials in one Florida school district have voted unanimously to keep the Holy Bible in its libraries despite a challenge from an atheist activist who claimed Scripture is obscene and harmful
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The Supreme Court will rule on limits on abortion pill | Baptist Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court agreed on Wednesday (Dec. 13) to take up a dispute over a medication used in the most common method of abortion in the United States, its first abortion case since it overturned Roe v. Wade last year.
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Nonbinary ‘socialist’ Pleads Guilty to Vandalizing Pro-Life Pregnancy Center: ‘Abort God’
An Ohio woman has pleaded guilty to vandalizing a pro-life pregnancy care center, having spray-painted messages like abort God and Liars on the building
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CA Teachers Sue District, State for Contempt in Gender Policy Case
Two California teachers who raised concerns over school transgender policy sue school district and state school board.
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Texas Supreme Court Rules Woman Can’t Get In-State Abortion
Hours before the Court’s decision on Monday, Kate Cox, 31, left the state to obtain an abortion elsewhere. Her lawyers said that she no longer had time to wait for the Court to decide whether she co...
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Pastor and New Wife Fatally Shot by Woman’s Ex-Husband Week after Wedding: Police
A week after celebrating their new life together as husband and wife, a Florida pastor and his new bride were shot dead outside their home on Saturday by the woman s ex-husband
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Covenant School Eyes April Return after Tragic Shooting, Cites Safety and Emotional Readiness
The Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee, the site of a devastating shooting in March that left six dead after a trans-identified shooter opened fire, will return to its main campus at Burton ...
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Ahead of White House Hanukkah Celebration, a Wave of Faith-Led Cease-Fire Demonstrations
The demonstrators, who were later arrested, noted the ongoing Jewish holiday, shouting, 'No Hanukkah to celebrate, cease-fire cannot wait!'
