NTSB Cites Geese as Likely Cause of Last Year’s Fatal Chopper Crash in Hudson River
Emergency personnel respond to a helicopter crash on the Hudson River, April 10, 2025, in Jersey City, N.J. AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File Loading the Audio P...
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Church, School Reflect on Faith of 5 Young Adults Killed in Car Crash: ‘We praised God, said our last goodbyes”
The tremendous faith of the five young adults killed in a car accident on their way home from a Bible college was highlighted by their classmates and peers at vigils held at their church and school ...
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Christian Nationalism and a Bagel
Given the questions about the event throughout its seven-decade history, the National Prayer Breakfast deserves greater attention. So in this issue of A Public Witness, Brian Kaylor recalls its history and recent controversies before considering what this year's new changes could mean.
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Minnesota Senate Sends Far-Reaching Abortion Bill to Governor’s Desk
Catholic leaders had strongly denounced the bill, proposing instead a slate of pro-family measures that they say will reduce demand for abortions.
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How Evangelicals Moved From Supporting Environmental Stewardship to Climate Skepticism
White conservative evangelicals, who make up most of the religious right movement, largely oppose government regulation to protect the environment, including efforts to curb human-caused climate change. Contrary to popular perception, however, this hasn’t always been the case.
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Two-Thirds of Americans Say Calls to Prayer During Times of National Tragedy are ‘helpful’: Poll
A new poll reveals that the overwhelming majority of Americans see public calls for prayer in a time of tragedy as a force for good, with such a belief extending across all demographic subgroups
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Unity, partnership evident at disaster relief national roundtable | Baptist Press
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (BP) – Southern Baptist Disaster Relief (SBDR) volunteer Jason Yarbrough kicked off his first year as state disaster relief director for the Baptist Convention of Oklahoma by attending the annual SBDR roundtable Jan. 24-26 at North Jacksonville Baptist Church in Jacksonville.
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Mark Houck Found Not Guilty of Federal FACE Act Charges after Altercation Near Abortion Clinic
A jury on Monday found Mark Houck, the pro-life advocate and father of seven who faced 11 years in prison, not guilty of a federal violation related to an encounter with a Planned Parenthood clinic ...
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Diet High in Fat, Calories Could Reduce the Brain’s Ability to Regulate How Much People Eat
New research from Penn State College of Medicine suggests it could be the high fat or calorie count in these popular junk foods that could reduce their brain s ability to say no more
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Pro-Life Dad Acquitted, Federal Jury Rejects Gov’t ‘Intimidation Against Pro-Life People’
Pro-life dad Mark Houck who was arrested in a terrifying FBI home raid has been acquitted in federal court.
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China Is Operating Illicit Police Stations Inside the US – Why Are They Still Allowed to Be Here?
Above a noodle shop in New York's Chinatown, agents of the Chinese communist government reportedly operated an overseas police station for years. There are more than one hundred of them worldwide. They might not look like police stations. They may only be the back room to a restaurant, but they're staffed by Chinese government officials.
