Minnesota Sues Feds for Access to ICE Shootings Evidence
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Pro-Lifers Push Back as Sen. Warren Targets Clinics: ‘If the Only Choice You Champion Is Abortion, You’re Not Championing Choice’
Crisis pregnancy centers have become a significant target of furor in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade. In addition to physical attacks on dozens of churches and centers across the U.S., there is also a concerted effort among some politicians to diminish these groups’ work.
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From America’s Conscience to Caring for Souls: Christian Leaders Look to the Black Church for Renewal and Unity
The Museum of the Bible honors seven modern-day Christian pioneers for their contributions to the church and beyond.
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$50K Reward Offered for Return of $2M Gold Tabernacle Stolen from Brooklyn Church
A 50,000 reward is now being offered for the return of a centuries-old solid gold tabernacle worth 2 million that was ripped from the altar of the St Augustine Roman Catholic Church in Brooklyn, New ...
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Little Girl Drowns, Sees Vibrant Butterflies in Heaven and a Man in White: ‘I Think Maybe It Was Jesus’
When little Annie Powell was just nine years old, tragedy struck. She drowned in a swimming pool. Annie doesn't remember much about the accident, but she does remember a man in white who helped her, and an unforgettable visit to heaven.
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Rubio Urges That Biden Administration Honor Hyde Amendment Regarding Abortion Travel
Florida Senator Marco Rubio demanded Tuesday that the Biden administration clarify that it will not pay for federal employees’ sick leave while traveling for an abortion.
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Why Dobbs is a Better Precedent Than Roe
When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last month, it ended almost 50 years of pro-abortion rights jurisprudence. For those who welcomed the decision, the legal foundation for a better future has been laid.
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A Crusade Against Teachers
In this edition of A Public Witness, we study the reactionary views advanced by the president and other leaders of this small Christian college seeking to fundamentally change the face of American public education.
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Inflation Boosts Demand at Food Banks As Pandemic Anti-Hunger Measures Fall Away
The inflation that has loomed over the economy and restricted many Americans’ purchasing power of late has doubly affected low-income people who already struggle to get by. A recent survey by Feeding America has shown that increased demand has affected nearly 80% of U.S. food banks, as higher prices cause more families to seek assistance.
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‘So Thankful for Him’: Mississippi Teen Saves 4 Lives, Including Police Officer, After Car Plunges Into River
A 16-year-old Mississippi teen is getting a lot of attention for his bravery after jumping into the Pascagoula River on Sunday and saving three people as their car began to sink.
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Pastor convicted of raping grandchildren awarded $2M after prison beating
Roy Harriger, a 79-year-old New York pastor convicted of raping two of his grandchildren and allegedly sexually abusing his oldest son and his sister, can now collect 2 million from the state for ...
