Disability advocates file federal suits over ‘imminent risk’ of New York, Illinois suicide laws
Laws that allow doctors to help kill their patients risk a "deadly and discriminatory system" for disabled individuals, suits argue.
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Florida TD Bank Employee Sentenced for Laundering over $5M
A sign hangs on a TD Bank branch, April 5, 2022, in Boston. Associated Press / Photo by Charles Krupa, file Loading the Audio Player... ...
‘Cancer can be a ministry’
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... DICKSON, TENN. — The sound of victory echoed throughout the halls of Nashville’s Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center on May 7 as Chris McCurley pulled the […]
A Rare Bipartisan Opportunity to Protect Unborn Lives
Legislation to improve prenatal well-being stalled in Congress, but Arkansas and Maryland launched new assistance for pregnant women and their babies.
A Burning Cross in a Chicago Park Shocks Residents
Crux,A large burning cross was discovered in a Chicago park where former President Barack Obama famously delivered his acceptance speech when he was elected the nation’s first Black president.
Teen Convicted in Track Meet Stabbing, Sentenced to Prison
A crowd gathers outside the Collin County courthouse after the Karmelo Anthony verdict, June 9, 2026, in McKinney, Texas. Associated Press / Photo by Tony Gutierrez ...
Rhema Bible Church fires Craig Hagin for conduct inconsistent with ministry leadership
Kenneth W Hagin, the founding and current senior pastor of Rhema Bible Church in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, has announced that his son, co-pastor Craig W Hagin, was fired last Wednesday due to conduct
Former Chicago Church of Christ Pastor Accused of $2M Fraud Involving Church Members
A former leader with the Chicago Church of Christ in Illinois is now facing charges of wire fraud and filing false tax statements after federal prosecutors say he convinced several members of the
Karmelo Anthony Convicted of Murder in Death of Austin Metcalf at Texas High School Track Meet
A teenager who fatally stabbed a standout football player at a Texas high school track meet last April was convicted of murder Tuesday
Defense Department Rejiggers List of Recognized Religions After Backlash, Narrows It to 30
The fast-evolving list was met with blowback from critics who suggested its changes were an attempt to impose Christian Nationalism on the military.
