DOJ Joins with New York Nuns Fighting Transgender Law
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Fewer Women, Democrats, Young People See Religion as a Positive for America: Survey
The share of Americans who say it would be a benefit for society if more Americans were religious has fallen to just under two-thirds, a decline driven largely by women, Democrats and adults under
Juneteenth: 7 Lesser-Known Black Abolitionists
In honor of the Juneteenth holiday, here are seven notable African-American abolitionists that you might not have heard of yet
Over 1M Abortions Took Place in US Last Year; Telehealth Abortions Fuel Increase: Report
Abortion estimates released by the Society of Family Planning s WeCount project show a slight increase in abortions and highlight how telehealth abortions are undermining state abortion restrictions
Peoria bishop announces ticket availability for Sheen beatification
The beatification Mass is scheduled for 2 p.m. CT on Sept. 24 at the Dome at America’s Center in St. Louis.
Oregon Drops $90K Fine for Christian Counselor Who Refused to Affirm LGBT Identity of Client
Oregon officials have agreed to withdraw a punishment and a fine of nearly 90,000 on a Christian counselor because he refused to affirmed the LGBT identity of a client
UFC Terror Plot Suspect is Illegal Immigrant, DHS Says
Fighters Diego Lopez and Steve Garcia compete in the ring at UFC Freedom 250 on the South Lawn of the White House, June 14, 2026, in Washington. Associated Press / Photo by Julia Demar...
Sean Feucht Asks Court to Dismiss Power Plus Founder Steve Bray’s Lawsuit over $250K Donation
Lawyers for activist missionary and worship leader Sean Feucht have asked a California court to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Christian philanthropist and businessman Steve Bray, accusing him of
FTC sues transgender health group over ‘deceptive claims’ about child treatments
The U.S. Catholic bishops had asked the Federal Trade Commission to scrutinize “false or unsupported claims” in ads that promote hormone therapy drugs.
Judge Upholds Conviction of Fellow Judge for Hindering ICE Operation
Loading the Audio Player... A federal judge opted to uphold a previous ruling against a Milwaukee judge convicted of obstructing federal agents during an Immigration operation las...
