One Dead as Texas Floodwaters Continue to Rise
The "House on Fire" ruins are shown in Mule Canyon, at Bears Ears National Monument near Blanding, Utah, in this June 22, 2016, file photo. AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File ...
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Over the Weekend, Fusions of Faith and Extremism at Drag Show Protests Across Country
Over the weekend, red-shirted members of NatSoc Florida, a new white supremacist group, gathered outside a “Celebration of the Arts” event in Lakeland, Florida. There to protest a drag show that was part of the event, the men waved Nazi flags and signs scrawled with hate speech. Later, the men stood for a photograph while giving a Nazi salute. Three of them held a large emblem as they did so: a Christian flag.
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Possible Terror Attack on NC Power Station Reveals Vulnerabilities in US Power Grid: ‘Very Difficult to Protect’
The hunt is on for the suspect who shot up two energy substations in Moore County, NC last Saturday. Charges could range from conspiracy to possibly murder after one person died in a house with no power.
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Hawaii Remembrance to Draw Handful of Pearl Harbor Survivors
A handful of centenarian survivors of the attack on Pearl Harbor are expected to gather at the scene in Hawaii to commemorate those who perished 81 years ago in the Japanese bombing. That’s fewer than in recent years, when a dozen or more came from across the country to pay their respects at the annual remembrance ceremony.
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Texas Venue Cancels Drag Shows, Says It’s Being ‘bullied’ after Video Shows ‘queens’ Touching Young Girl
A Texas event venue says it s canceling all remaining drag show performances through the rest of the year after claiming it was bullied over a drag show that featured a performer stroking the hair of ...
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No Suspect in Sabotage of NC Power Infrastructure, DHS Warns of Potential Attacks from Extremists
An investigation for who's behind a critical infrastructure attack in North Carolina has yet to find a suspect.
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Nativity Scene Can Stay in Local Park for Now, Despite Legal Threat and Protest: ‘We Refused to Take It Down’
A nativity scene that has been part of a decades-old tradition in a local Eureka Springs, Arkansas park will remain on display during this Christmas season. But whether or not it will be allowed to continue in the future remains to be seen.
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Justices Spar in Latest Clash of Religion and Gay Rights
The Supreme Court's conservative majority sounded sympathetic Monday to a Christian graphic artist who objects to designing wedding websites for gay couples, the latest collision of religious freedom and gay rights to land at the high court. A looming question during Monday’s arguments: At what point does an objection to serving someone cross the legal line?
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Loudoun County Schools mishandled sexual assaults, obstructed probe: grand jury
Virginia school district administrators were looking out for their own interests and likely lied to parents as efforts to quell controversy ahead of the enacting of a transgender bathroom policy led ...
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Loudoun County Schools Mishandled Sexual Assaults, Obstructed Investigation: Grand Jury
Virginia school district administrators were looking out for their own interests and likely lied to parents as efforts to quell controversy ahead of the enacting of a transgender bathroom policy led ...
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What Happened Inside the Supreme Court in Pivotal Free Speech Case of Christian Web Designer?
The Supreme Court heard arguments on Monday in a pivotal case with broader implications for religious liberty and free speech. It hinges on whether Colorado's public accommodations law can have any exceptions to allow business owners to keep their conscience rights.
