Judge Blocks Government Search of Washington Post Reporter’s Devices
Loading the Audio Player... A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the federal government may not search a Washington Post reporter’s electronic devices confiscated during an FBI ...
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Did a Cyber-Attacker Take Down the FAA? Expert Points Out an Inconvenient Fact
Human error or cyberattack? The Federal Aviation Administration blamed a corrupt computer file for the system outage that grounded all U.S. flights last week.
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Pastor Forgives Atheist Cousin Who Shot Him after Dispute over Heaven and Hell
Despite suffering injuries that could see him taking up to nine months to recover, a Georgia pastor has chosen to forgive a younger cousin who shot him during a dispute over Heaven and Hell after the ...
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PRAY: Pastor is Lone Survivor of Tragic Plane Crash That Killed 4 Church Leaders
The pastor of a Tennessee church was the lone survivor after a plane crash Tuesday killed four of his fellow church leaders, leaving parishioners and loved ones in shock.
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‘Speak Truth in Love’: Standing-Room Only as ‘Pastor Story Hour’ Comes to Arkansas Library
From Kirk Cameron to pastors, Christians are finding success by offering new library alternatives to "Drag Queen Story Hour." A pastor and seminary professor is the latest to announce that "Pastor Story Hour" is now a thing.
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50 Years Later: First ‘March for Life’ in Post-Roe America to Take Different Route in DC
Thousands of people are expected in Washington, D.C. Friday, for the 50th annual March for Life.
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BREAKING: Supreme Court Failed to Find Source of Leaked Opinion Overturning Roe v. Wade
The Supreme Court announced today that it has failed to find the person responsible for the leaked draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Clergy Sue to Challenge Missouri Abortion Ban
This issue of A Public Witness looks at what makes a new Missouri religious freedom lawsuit unique and considers the state of abortion and religion post-Dobbs as the national debate over these issues continues to smolder.
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Community Grieves after ‘hero’ Mom Dies Trying to Save Daughter from House Fire
A New Jersey community is mourning the death of a border patrol officer who died trying to save her daughter from a house fire
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Allie Beth Stuckey Blocked by Menstrual App for Tweeting ‘trans women don’t have periods’
Podcast host Allie Beth Stuckey said she was blocked on social media by a menstrual-tracking application after criticizing the platform for allowing men who identify as women to have access to a ...
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Jews, Muslims, Sikhs, and Christians Unite in Support for Apache Fight to Save Oak Flat
A coalition of religious and Native American organizations is uniting to support the nonprofit group Apache Stronghold in its fight to save the sacred site of Oak Flat, a 7-square-mile stretch of land east of Phoenix that a multinational corporation is seeking to turn into an underground copper mine.
