Bangladeshi Man Faces U.S. Charges for Human Smuggling
Migrants walk past a floating border barrier on the Rio Grande, Aug. 1, 2023, in Eagle Pass, Texas. Associated Press / Photo by Eric Gay, file Loading th...
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Husband to Testify in Defense of Wife Who Killed Their 3 Children, Blames 'singular male voice'
Patrick Clancy, whose wife killed their three children before attempting suicide in 2023, is slated to testify in her defense at her murder trial next week
Vietnamese Baptists celebrate America, pray for revival | Baptist Press
DALLAS – The Vietnamese Baptist Union of North America celebrated America’s 250th birthday during the Union’s annual meeting, which took place over the July Fourth weekend.
UMC lifts suspension on pastor with Epstein ties
The Missouri Conference of the United Methodist Church has concluded its investigation into the Rev Stephanie Remington s ties to Jeffrey Epstein and lifted her four-month suspension
Kansas Faith Leaders Urge Governor to Grant Clemency Requests From People Sentenced to Death
An hour before the faith leaders gave remarks to reporters at the Statehouse, Gov. Laura Kelly denied clemency requests from brothers Reginald and Jonathan Carr.
Father Michael Pfleger Again Accused of Child Sex Abuse; Activist Priest Denies Wrongdoing
Father Michael Pfleger, a prominent activist Catholic priest based in Chicago, Illinois, has again been accused of sexually abusing a minor and put on leave as part of an investigation He has denied
Federal Judge Blocks Michigan from Forcing Pro-Life Groups to Hire Pro-Choice Employees
A federal judge has sided pro-life organizations challenging an amended Michigan law that required them to hire employees who support abortion and to cover abortion in employer-sponsored healthcare
Lutheran Church Reportedly Removes 'hidden, massive' Wireless Transmitters above Preschool
A Washington, D C -area Lutheran church has removed a wireless network transmitter previously located on its rooftop, according to an advocacy organization that expressed concerns with the
Judge Temporarily Blocks Michigan Discrimination Law after Challenge from Pro-Life Groups
Loading the Audio Player... U.S. District Judge Robert Jonker issued an opinion on Friday temporarily blocking a Michigan law that critics argued would force pro-life organization...
Medical Examiner Details Heart Trouble in Sen. Graham’s Death
Republican U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham speaks after winning the Republican primary on June 9, 2026, in Columbia, S.C. AP Photo/Jeffrey Collins, File Loading...
