NTSB Cites Geese as Likely Cause of Last Year’s Fatal Chopper Crash in Hudson River
Emergency personnel respond to a helicopter crash on the Hudson River, April 10, 2025, in Jersey City, N.J. AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File Loading the Audio P...
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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.
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Kentucky Baptist Convention trains churches in sexual abuse prevention, response, care | Baptist Press
FRANKFORT, Ky. (BP) –“It’s heartbreaking, but it does motivate you to make sure that this isn’t an issue that is ever going to happen at your church.”
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‘I had one hand on the door’: Couple credit pro-life activist Mark Houck with saving their baby’s life
A Philadelphia couple is crediting a pro-life advocate with helping to prevent them from aborting their child as the man faces potential prison time
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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.
