Washington D.C. is Making Bus Transit Free Forever - RELEVANT
In a groundbreaking move, the District of Columbia is set to become the first major city in the United States to offer free bus fares to its residents.
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Santa Knows Sign Language, Brings Christmas Cheer to Deaf Children in DC, and the Kids Say 'He's Real'
When you're as well-traveled as Santa Claus, you can speak every language on Earth even sign language. This allows all children to have a memorable experience of meeting St. Nick and telling him exactly what they want for Christmas.
Doctor, Christian Medical Group Sue New Mexico over Physician Assisted Suicide Law
A doctor and a Christian medical group have filed a lawsuit against New Mexico over an assisted suicide law passed last year they say violates their sincerely-held religious objections to the ...
Number of Colleges with Heavy Restrictions on Free Speech Rises
The number of colleges and universities that have significant restrictions on free speech has increased, according to a new report from a free speech advocacy group
South Cleans up From Tornadoes as Blizzards Advance North
A storm system that spawned dozens of reported tornadoes from east Texas to the Florida Panhandle was all but done with the South on Thursday after killing at least three people and uprooting families across Louisiana, where some homes were blown into pieces. Elsewhere, heavy snow and high winds meant more blizzards in the northern Midwest from the Dakotas through Michigan, with ice and snow causing trouble in places from the Appalachians through New England.
FIRST-PERSON: The best and worst Christmas I’ve ever had | Baptist Press
FARMERSVILLE, Texas (BP) – Changes in life can be very destabilizing to Christmas tradition. But they can also help us to understand, maybe better than the people who aren't going through difficult times, about the true meaning and significance of the Gospel of Jesus Christ as it applies to Christmas.
Advocates Raise Human Rights Concerns Overlooked in Africa as US Hosts African Leaders
Several human rights advocates highlighted religious freedom and women s rights concerns across Africa that they say are overlooked by the U S State Department during an event coinciding with the ...
Christian Teacher Says Ohio School District Forced Her Out When She Refused to Endorse Gender Transition
An Ohio public school educator claims school district officials forced her to resign because she refused to follow a district policy and participate in the "social transition" of students by calling them by their preferred names and pronouns.
'Tunnel to Towers' Is Helping Families of America's Fallen Heroes in a Remarkable Way
With high inflation still hitting Americans hard, so many are in need of a helping hand. One charity is going the extra mile to help out, paying off mortgages for some who are facing much more than economic hardship – the families of America's fallen heroes.
Secret Government Pathway Allows Thousands of Migrants Instant, Legal Entry into the US
Migrants at the southern border are being routed into a little-known program designed to help people with special circumstances. Technically it also reduces the numbers of illegal crossers, because they are pre-approved before reaching the border, then transported into the US at taxpayer expense.
