Former Des Moines Superintendent Convicted, Faces Deportation
Loading the Audio Player... Ian Roberts pleaded guilty Thursday to falsely claiming U.S. citizenship and illegally possessing firearms. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement arrest...
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Woman Claims Minister, Spiritual Counselor Suggested They Get Naked for Therapy: Lawsuit
An Iowa woman has filed a lawsuit seeking compensation for emotional distress and negligence after a former minister at Lutheran Church of Hope in West Des Moines, who was also serving as her ...
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Evangelist Torben Søndergaard to Spend Christmas in ICE Jail, Files Defamation Suit
A Florida immigration judge has denied evangelist Torben Søndergaard's request for asylum.
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New State Superintendent Tells Oklahoma School Districts: Obey Bathroom Law
Fight in girls' bathroom involving a male draws scrutiny to school policies, new Oklahoma law.
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School Social Worker Gives Breast Binder to 13-Year-Old Girl, Tells Her to Keep It Secret, Mom Says
A social worker at a public school accused of secretly giving a breast binder to a 13-year-old student without her mother s consent only has a conditional license to practice in Maine
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Some Good News: RECORD-BREAKING Number of Nativity Scenes Displayed at State Capitols in 2022
Celebrations of Jesus Christ's birth are scheduled at nativity scenes placed at 43 state capitols across the country this Christmas.
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‘Not Going Anywhere’: Defrocked Priest Responds to Vatican, Isn’t Backing Down
A defrocked priest whose story has dominated headlines this week has no plans of stepping away from his ministry and has expressed hope he could one day be reinstated.
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Over 3,000 Minors Targeted in Financial ‘sextortion’ Schemes in Past Year, FBI Says
The Federal Bureau of Investigation and its partners have issued a national alert about a reported increase in minors being forced to send explicit images online and being extorted for money, also ...
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Christmas Blizzard: Massive Winter Storm Threatens to Disrupt Travel, Electricity for Millions
Concerns about illness or inflation aren’t stopping Americans from hitting the roads and airports this holiday season. But a massive winter storm might. Forecasters are predicting heavy snow, ice and even tornadoes between Thursday and Saturday across much of the country. Delta, United and other airlines say they are loosening their change fee policies so travelers can choose new flights and avoid the bad weather.
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Jewish University Must Recognize LGBT Student Club, Appellate Court Rules
A New York appellate court has ordered an Orthodox Jewish university to officially recognize an LGBT student organization, despite its religious objections to homosexuality
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New Mexico Church Gives Away 5,000 Toys to Kids in Need: ‘God Is Generous’
A church in New Mexico recently provided nearly 2,500 at-risk children Christmas gifts this holiday season.
