Okla. Pastor Recovering from Stab Wounds after Woman Wielding Dagger Attacks Church Service
An Oklahoma pastor is recovering from stab wounds after an altercation at his church last week
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‘Criminalized Kindness’: Grandma Sues City That Arrested Her for Feeding the Homeless
A 78-year-old grandmother has filed a federal lawsuit against Bullhead City, Arizona, nearly eight months after she was arrested for giving away hot home-cooked meals to homeless people in a city park earlier this year.
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Dwayne Wade denies allegation by Christian ex-wife that he’s ‘pressuring’ child to change gender
Former NBA star Dwayne Wade shot down a recent allegation made by his ex-wife that he may be pressuring their 15-year-old trans-identified son to legally change his name and gender for financial gain ...
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Five Things to Remember Before You Vote – RELEVANT
Fall has arrived, which means the Midterm elections are also here. These particular elections serve as a referendum on the administration in power, the
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Father, Daughter Sue Vermont Schools for Punishing Them in Transgender Dispute
A Vermont student-athlete and coach are suing school officials after being punished for using male pronouns to describe a male-to-female transgender student in a girls' locker room, claiming their First Amendment rights were violated.
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Majority of young Americans say there is no absolute truth, challenging Bible: poll
A new poll sponsored by Summit Ministries shows a majority of American adults under 30 don t believe in absolute truth, and researchers are concerned the finding could have negative consequences on ...
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Another Blood Moon Is Coming, and It Falls Right on the Night of the Midterm Elections
A total lunar eclipse or "blood moon" will hang in the sky as ballots are tallied on the night of November 8, and it has sparked some church leaders to believe that the upcoming midterm elections could have prophetic significance.
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Calvin University Board Votes to Keep Faculty Who Disagree with Stand on Sex
Calvin University’s board of trustees has allowed a group of faculty members to dissent from a clause in a confession of faith that regards sex outside of heterosexual marriage as sinful, thus enabling them to continue to work at the school while also respecting their convictions. The Grand Rapids, Michigan, school is wholly owned by the Christian Reformed Church, a Dutch Calvinist denomination of about 200,000 members.
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Appeals Court Says Miss USA Doesn’t Have to Allow Trans Contestants
A federal appeals court panel has ruled that the Miss USA pageant is not obligated to allow men to compete in its annual contest that is explicitly reserved for women
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ADL Warns of ‘disturbing’ Spike in Anti-Semitism on College Campuses
A recent report from the Jewish advocacy group Anti-Defamation League highlighted an increase in anti-Israel activities at U S colleges and universities, raising concerns about the incidents and ...
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Most Top Universities Have Inadequate Due Process Protections as Title IX Changes Loom, Report Finds
A new report reveals that most of the top colleges and universities in the United States have inadequate protections in place for students accused of wrongdoing as proposed changes to the federal ...
