Epstein’s Accountant Discloses Transactions in Closed-Door Testimony
Loading the Audio Player... Members of the House Oversight Committee heard closed-door testimony on Wednesday from Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime accountant, Richard Kahn. Kahn mana...
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Praying in a Death Chamber
As Missouri plans another execution next week in a case with an innocence claim, Rev. Lauren Bennett’s story offers a look inside the execution chamber. Last month as she ministered deep in the valley of prison until the shadow of death passed over, she found herself wrestling with the nature of God and humanity.
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Clergy Protest Legislation Targeting Transgender Children in Missouri
Jewish and Christian clergy have taken an active role in protesting what one advocacy group has called the “most dangerous” session of the Missouri Legislature for the LGBTQ community it has seen in years. All told, Missouri lawmakers have introduced 27 anti-LGBTQ bills — more than any other state.
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Husband Asks Public to ‘forgive’ Wife after She Allegedly Kills Their 3 Children
A grieving Massachusetts father has asked the public to forgive his wife days after she allegedly killed their three young children and attempted to take her own life in their family home as experts ...
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Can Religious Liberty Be Saved? This Group Is Racing the Clock to Teach America’s First Freedom
Many scholars describe religious freedom as the foundation for all other human rights, but increasingly in America it's under attack. That's leading one group on a quest to educate the nation's students.
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AZ Sheriff Testifies of ‘Modern Day Slavery’ at Border, Says Biden Turned on ‘Welcome Sign’
President Biden turned on the welcome sign. That's what an Arizona border sheriff just told Congress. Since Biden took office, the number of illegal migrants crossing the southern border has hit historic levels.
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Smithsonian Staff Kick Out Catholic Students for Wearing Pro-Life Hats
Twelve students from Our Lady of the Rosary School in Greenville, South Carolina, visited the Air and Space Museum after the Jan. 20 March for Life.
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Police chief abruptly retires after suspending officer for posting ‘no such thing as homosexual marriage’
The longtime chief of a Georgia police department that suspended an outspoken Christian officer who voiced his views on marriage earlier this month has abruptly retired
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Police Chief Abruptly Retires after Suspending Officer for Posting ‘no such thing as homosexual marriage”
The longtime chief of a Georgia police department that suspended an outspoken Christian officer who voiced his views on marriage earlier this month has abruptly retired
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6 Times ‘family-friendly’ Drag Shows Exposed Kids to Sexual Content
While some believe drag shows are a form of entertainment that promote inclusivity, others have raised concerns about the sexual content children are being exposed to despite being marketed as ...
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Man arrested for holding ‘God bless the homeless vets’ sign sues city
A United States army veteran and former truck driver has filed a lawsuit against a Georgia city after he was reportedly arrested for holding a sign that read God bless the Homeless Vets
