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...
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Says It was a Mistake to Take Prayer Out of Public Schools
Just over a year after creating his Office of Faith-Based and Community Partnerships, New York City Mayor Eric Adams urged faith leaders to boldly exercise their faith in in the public square and ...
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Texas Lawsuit Seeks to Take at-Home Abortion Pills Off the Market Nationwide
A federal judge in Texas is considering a lawsuit that could force the FDA to withdraw chemical abortion pills from the market. This case follows the FDA's decision to expand access to the drugs, allowing doctors to send abortion-inducing pills through the mail.
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Police-Officer-Turned-Pastor Says His Prayer Stopped Church Robbers in Their Tracks: ‘They Felt the Power of God’
A pastor in Ferguson, Missouri, is crediting prayer after a group of young men entered the church building, attempting to commit robbery, but were met by a congregation of caring believers.
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Elon Musk Taking on ‘danger’ Posed by Woke AI — Including Tool Created by Company He Co-Founded
Elon Musk is reportedly putting together a research team to combat what he has termed the deadly threat of woke artificial intelligence
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‘An Existential Struggle’: Congress Points to Escalating Global Threats from China
In its first public hearing, lawmakers on the newly formed Select Committee on China pointed out rising threats from the communist regime: issues like trade, Taiwan, and TikTok.
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West Virginia GOP Majority House OKs Religious Freedom Bill
West Virginia’s GOP supermajority House of Delegates passed a bill Monday that would create a test for courts to apply when people challenge government regulations they believe interfere with their constitutional right to religious freedom.
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Pro-life doctors say they were banned from medical conference due to abortion stance
A group of pro-life doctors say they were banned from running an exhibit booth at a national medical conference because of their beliefs on abortion differ from those of the organizers
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Revival at Kentucky College Faces Hurdles from School Leadership, Moves Worship Off-Campus
Students at a Kentucky college who tried to organize a revival worship service in the wake of the Asbury University revival found themselves at odds with school officials over meeting rules
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‘It’s a Crisis’: Historic Staffing Shortages Lead Police Departments Nationwide to Get Creative
Recruiting and retention are two issues haunting police departments nationwide. Since 2020, a mass exodus of officers combined with record lows in new applicants have resulted in critical staffing shortages. In Baltimore, Maryland, the Police Department lost nearly 300 officers in 2022 alone. Now, at unsustainable staffing levels, the city's police union warns their force is stretched too thin to keep the public safe.
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US Cracks Down, Bans TikTok on All Federal Phones
The United States has stepped up its China crackdown, this time with a directive from the White House banning the app TikTok on all federal phones.
