Armed Man Shot Near Washington Monument, Secret Service Says
Loading the Audio Player... The White House was briefly placed on lockdown Monday afternoon after U.S. Secret Service agents exchanged gunfire with an armed suspect. Shortly after...
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FL Man Named ‘Chainsaw’ Loses Everything After Using Sailboat to Save 3 Men From Deadly Hurricane: ‘It’s Worth It’
A Florida man nicknamed “Chainsaw” recounted his daring decision to boldly brave Hurricane Ian to try to save lives.
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Herschel Walker’s False Witness
By taking a step back, we can see a critical issue beyond the media’s focus in this latest Herschel Walker controversy. And this story is less about Walker and more about the churches helping him run down the electoral field. So, in this issue of A Public Witness, we look at Walker’s religious campaign strategy and his record of dishonesty to consider the danger of churches fumbling their moral witness.
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‘Thank You, Thank You. Thank You’: CBN’s Operation Blessing Helping Survivors Recover After Ian’s Fury
The destruction of property and the impact on the lives of hundreds of thousands of people in Florida remains at a severe level after Hurricane Ian made landfall 10 days ago.
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‘I Was Very Broken’: Pentagon Addresses Traumatic Brain Injury, the Unseen Wound of War
In the early 2000s, when American troops began fighting what became a 20-year War on Terror, there was little understanding of the causes and potential impact of traumatic brain injuries. For many dedicated warriors, these invisible wounds have become a haunting and painful reminder of their time on the battlefield. Now the Pentagon is addressing traumatic brain injuries with screening and treatment.
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Episcopal Priest the Rev. David Sibley Becomes Four-Time ‘Jeopardy!’ Champion
“A priest, a truck driver, and a grandma walk into a game show.” It’s not the set-up to a joke, but rather to one of the five “Jeopardy!” episodes in which the Rev. David Sibley appeared last week. Sibley, rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Walla Walla, Washington, appeared on the beloved, long-running trivia competition Sept. 26-30, winning four straight episodes and $79,098.
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66 Clinics Have Stopped Doing Abortion Surgery, Now the Push Is on for Risky Chemical Abortions
At least 66 abortion clinics across 15 states have stopped performing abortions since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, according to a new report released Thursday.
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News Anchor Fired after Gathering Petition Signatures for Pro-Life Initiative
A Nebraska news station says it fired a news director who collected signatures for a pro-life ballot initiative because her actions violated the company s policy of journalistic impartiality and ...
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In Georgia County with History of Racial Violence, Christians Seek Unity – The Christian Chronicle
CUMMING, Ga. — Kelvin Teamer stood on the stage of the Grace Chapel Church of Christ and marveled at the crowd. In this small town about 40 miles northeast of Atlanta, about 600 Christians — Black, White and Hispanic — filled the pews for a special unity service Sunday. “It’s good to be in Forsyth […]
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‘See the World Transformed by His Son’: Christian Athletes Reach for Communities During ‘Fields of Faith’
Athletes, coaches, and sports fans will line stadiums across the country next week to take part in praying, reading God's Word, and spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ in their communities.
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‘If You Want Something Done…Ask a Woman’: Nikki Haley on Women Who’ve Overcome Obstacles to Achieve Their Dreams
"If you want something done, ask a woman." Former South Carolina Governor and UN Ambassador Nikki Haley says that famous quote from British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is the inspiration behind and the title of her new book. It features 10 extraordinary women who, like Haley, overcame incredible obstacles to achieve their dreams. Women like Israel's first female Prime Minister Golda Meir to the "Iron Lady" herself – Margaret Thatcher.
