Democratic U S Senate nominee James Talarico is pushing for new regulations on data centers amid growing voter frustration over rising utility bills, water use and lack of community input
Unborn babies are safe in the state of South Dakota now that the lone abortion clinic has stopped performing the service.
Former President Donald Trump was the keynote speaker at the Faith and Freedom Coalition Conference in Tennessee on Friday.
President Biden fell from his bike Saturday morning in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware among a crowd of onlookers.
Theologian Tim Keller’s son shared an update about his father's immunotherapy treatment amid his ongoing battle with stage 4 pancreatic cancer, saying, “things were scary for a bit” due to the side effects, but “now he is doing much better.”
A powerful scene unfolded earlier this year when a North Carolina trooper pulled a driver over for speeding and, rather than dole out a ticket, the cop compassionately prayed with a man battling cancer.
After being told by police that their daughter had been killed in a car accident, a father and his family fell down on their knees and prayed. A few hours later, their prayers were answered when word came that the police had been wrong, their daughter was alive.
Parents and teachers have joined forces to sue the Harrisonburg, Virginia, City Public School Board. They say the board is usurping a parents' right to direct the upbringing of their children and forcing school staff to violate their religious beliefs by affirming the board's view on gender identity.
A shooting during a potluck dinner held at an Episcopal church in Alabama Thursday left three dead, including one member who authorities confirmed Friday has succumbed to her injuries after being rushed to a local hospital.
The growth of religious apps has opened the door for people who want to supplement the practice of their faith online. But that technological opening is also raising a host of privacy concerns.
Speaking before the 2022 Michigan Civil Rights Summit on Wednesday, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel reportedly mocked conservatives when she jokingly said, "drag queens make everything better" and that there should be "a drag queen for every school."
