First-Ever LGBT Judge in Texas County Banned for Life over Misconduct Complaints
A Texas judge has agreed to resign immediately and accept a lifetime disqualification from judicial service to resolve multiple complaints of misconduct
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City Must Pay $60K after Atheist Group Sues to Stop Lord’s Prayer at Council Meetings
A city in West Virginia has agreed to pay 60,000 in legal fees in response to a lawsuit by a major atheist organization who objected to their practice of opening city council meetings with the Lord s ...
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Jack Phillips Back in Court Again Fighting Ruling Over Gender Transition Cake
Colorado Christian baker Jack Phillips is back in court again. This time for choosing not to make a cake celebrating a gender transition.
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15,000 Rainbow Fentanyl Pills Found in Lego Box, Largest Seizure of Deadly Drug in NYC History
A New Jersey woman was arrested after New York authorities discovered she had 15,000 rainbow-colored fentanyl pills inside a lego box, with the U S Drug Enforcement Agency calling it the largest ...
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Michael Flynn’s ReAwaken Roadshow Recruits ‘Army of God’
Since early last year, the ReAwaken America Tour has carried its message of a country under siege to tens of thousands of people in 15 cities and towns. The tour serves as a traveling roadshow and recruiting tool for an ascendant Christian nationalist movement that's wrapped itself in God, patriotism, and politics and has grown in power and influence inside the Republican Party.
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Former Coach at Christian College Accused of Sex Abuse, Doping Students
Huntington University, a private Christian university in Indiana, has placed cross country coach Lauren Johnson and her assistant, Curtis Hines, on leave after two former runners accused their former ...
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The Culture Is Shifting on Weed. Is the Church Ready? – RELEVANT
On Thursday, President Joe Biden made a series of sweeping announcements about federal marijuana policy, pardoning thousands of people and possibly
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New Wave of Antisemitism Infecting US College Students, Hate Crimes Against Jews Hit All-Time High
Anti-Jewish hate seems more common in big European cities or in New York City. But as the threat of antisemitism grows right here in the United States, college campuses are the new breeding ground for anti-Israel, anti-Jewish bias.
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More Americans Support Prayer at Public School Sporting Events Than Taking a Knee for National Anthem: Survey
A majority of Americans support prayer during public high school sporting events, compared with roughly a third who approve of professional athletes kneeling during the national anthem, according to ...
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Jack Phillips’ Case Goes Before Colorado Appeals Court
Cake designer Jack Phillips was back in court Oct. 5 to appeal a state trial court's decision against him last year.
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New York judge says polyamorous relationships should be given legal recognition
Judge Karen May Bacdayan of the New York City Civil Court ruled in the case of West 49th St., LLC v O'Neill that "the time has arrived" for non-monogamous relationships to be given legal recognition.
