Iran Contradicts Vance, Says No Plan to Allow Nuclear Inspections
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) flag flies in Vienna, Austria, March 2, 2026. Associated Press / Photo by Heinz-Peter Bader, file Loading t...
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Texas Judge Awarded $640K after Same-Sex Wedding Dispute
LGBTQ demonstrators gather on the steps outside the State Capitol building in Austin, Texas, in 2021. AP Photo / Eric Gay, File Loading the Audio Player....
Katrina survivors launch an inner-city summer camp
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... NEW ORLEANS — Willie Marsalis remembers the night he and his parents spent camping on a crowded bridge, surrounded by the floodwaters of Hurricane […]
U.S. Strike on Suspected Drug Boat Kills Two
Loading the Audio Player... U.S. forces on Sunday conducted a military strike on a boat in the Caribbean operated by designated terrorist organizations, according to U.S. Southern...
Economist Alan Greenspan Dead at 100
Loading the Audio Player... The former Federal Reserve chairman died at his home on Monday due to complications with Parkinson’s disease, according to his wife, NBC News corresp...
Texas Judge Who Refused to Officiate Same-Sex Weddings Wins $640K Legal Victory
A Texas judge who was disciplined for declining to officiate same-sex weddings because of her religious beliefs has secured a legal victory, receiving a 10,000 settlement and more than 630,000 in
Feds Launch Title IX Investigations at Three Michigan Schools
Loading the Audio Player... Federal education officials began investigating three Michigan school districts for possible sex-based discrimination violations under Title IX, accord...
DOJ Probe, Players Revolt: 3 Developments Linked to Baseball's Pride Controversy
Major League Baseball s warning this week to San Francisco Giants players who added biblical messages to their LGBT pride night caps has drawn the attention of federal prosecutors and at least one
Korean Baptists pass polity and ‘best practices’ measures | Baptist Press
ORLANDO, Fla. – Two items of business at the Korean Council’s annual meeting that could have resulted in a great deal of discussion instead drew little because of previous conversations at the local and regional levels.
DOJ Joins with New York Nuns Fighting Transgender Law
Loading the Audio Player... Federal prosecutors planned to join a lawsuit brought by Roman Catholic nuns against a New York state law requiring the sisters’ hospice program to h...
