Syrian Prison Guard Who Moved to U.S. Convicted of Torture
In 2013, freed Syrian detainees gathered in front of posters showing former Syrian President Bashar Assad, right, and his father Hafez Assad. Associated Press / Photo by Bassem Tellawi...
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‘Hateful and Intolerant’: UMass to Hold ‘Pride Day’ While Hosting Liberty University Football Team
The University of Massachusetts is planning to hold an LGBTQ Pride Day on the same day that the Minutemen host the Liberty University Flames in a football game.
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‘We’re Thankful’: See the Shocking Moment Good Samaritans Tackled Man Allegedly Assaulting Police Officer
A group of good Samaritans is being hailed heroes after tackling and stopping a man who was allegedly brutally assaulting a police officer.
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Wyoming Rescue Mission Sues Government Over Employment Practices
The Wyoming Rescue Mission filed a federal lawsuit after government officials tried to force it to hire people who don't share its beliefs.
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Planned Parenthood-Trained Sex Educator Finds Jesus, Abandons Career After Having Child
Monica Leal Cline was graduating college at the peak of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the 1990s. At the time, she wasn’t a Christian but was “driven by compassion” and wanted to play a part in bettering society.
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Puerto Rico Struggles to Reach Areas Cut Off by Fiona
Hurricane Fiona left dozens of families stranded across Puerto Rico after smashing roads and bridges, with authorities still struggling to reach people four days after the storm smacked the U.S. territory, causing historic flooding.
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Syncretism is one of ‘the brilliant strategies of the evil one’, says Barna research founder
Prominent Evangelical pollster George Barna says that most Americans blend their beliefs to create "a customized worldview" that is far from biblical as the country is in a spiritual "crisis."
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Biden Admin Struggles to Explain Unprecedented Illegal Crossings as Questions Mount
Staggering new numbers on illegal border crossings show Border Patrol officers are more overwhelmed than ever. This has put President Biden on the defense
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Philadelphia Renames Part of City Street in Honor of First Black Episcopal Priest
The city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has renamed a section of a street in honor of the Rev Absalom Jones, the first African American to be ordained a priest in The Episcopal Church
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‘I Lean on Him’: Eagles QB Jalen Hurts Shines on the Field, but Says It All Points to a Faithful God
The Philadelphia Eagles star quarterback Jalen Hurts is off to an incredible 2-0 start in this new football season. He's being praised for his role in leading the NFL's top offense, and his success points fans straight to God.
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Pennsylvania’s Democratic Gubernatorial Nominee Supports School Choice Proposal
Pennsylvania Democratic gubernatorial nominee and the state s current Attorney General Josh Shapiro has expressed support for at least some private school choice options for students in failing ...
