In-N-Out CEO Urges Employees to ‘turn to God’ after Idaho Shooting
In-N-Out Burger owner and CEO Lynsi Snyder has confirmed that one of the victims in a shooting at one of the fast food chain s locations in Idaho was an employee
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Morehouse College’s Christian Valedictorian Tells Church They Can Call on Both Ancestors and Jesus for Help
George Pratt, a 2023 history and religion graduate and co-valedictorian at Morehouse College, recently told congregants at Antioch AME Church in Stonecrest, Georgia, that Jesus isn t the only name ...
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Harry’s Razors Faces Backlash for Ad Featuring Trans-Identified Woman with Double Mastectomy Scars
A razor company is facing renewed criticism and calls for a boycott over a recently resurfaced ad featuring a trans-identified young woman shaving her face and exposing her topless chest to show her ...
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Southwest Airlines Appeals Decision in Favor of Ex-Employee Fired for Expressing Pro-Life Views
Southwest Airlines plans to fight an order from a federal judge in Texas requiring three of its attorneys to undergo religious liberty training after losing a lawsuit against a former employee fired ...
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Rickey Smiley, Pastor, Exult after Black Co-Captain is Defended from Attack by White Boaters in Montgomery
Christian comedian and talk show host Ricky Smiley publicly exulted with many black Americans online after a black cruise ship co-captain was successfully defended by colleagues and bystanders after ...
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Street Preacher Arrested at Pride Event Says Christians ‘ought to say something’ about Drag Events for Kids
Marcus Schroeder doesn t talk like your typical 19-year-old male and certainly not like someone who s been arrested for standing up for their Christian faith
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Kirk Cameron Book Event Draws Hundreds, Including Protestors, after Reversal of Cancellation
Hundreds gathered outside a public library for a book reading and meet-and-greet featuring Christian actor Kirk Cameron and women s sports advocate Riley Gaines after outcry over the library s ...
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Two Dead after Thunderstorms in Eastern U.S., Thousands without Power
Hundreds of thousands of people were without power Tuesday morning after a series of severe storms battered states from Alabama to Pennsylvania. A falling tree killed a 15-year-old boy in South Caroli...
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California company must face sex-trafficking allegations, court rules
A federal appeals court has sided with an alleged sex abuse victim and her mother by reviving a lawsuit accusing a California-based company of aiding one of its clients in a sex trafficking scheme
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Anheuser-Busch heir rips Bud Light Mulvaney campaign: ‘My ancestors would have rolled over in their graves’
A descendant of the founders of the parent company of Bud Light is condemning the company s collaboration with a trans-identified influencer and rejecting the notion that opposition to the campaign ...
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Court Orders Lawyers for Southwest Airlines to Take Religious Freedom Classes
The court stated that “training on religious freedom ... is the least restrictive means of achieving compliance with the court’s order.”
