Man Violently Disrupts NYC Church Service, Storms Altar, Gets Tased by Police
Police have tased a man who violently disrupted a church service in New York, with the individual storming the altar before authorities subdued him
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New Hampshire Passes Universal School Choice, Parental Bill of Rights
New Hampshire has passed a universal school choice bill and a parental bill of rights allowing parents to opt their children out of sex education lessons
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LA Police Conduct Mass Arrests after Five Days of Protests
Mayor Karen Bass speaks at a vigil by community religious leaders, June 10, 2025, in Los Angeles. Associated Press / Photo by Eric Thayer The Los Angeles Police...
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Congresswoman McIver Federally Indicted on Assault Charges
Family & Society Post Date: June 11, 2025 Rep. LaMonica McIver, D-N....
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Asian NextGen Pastors Network addresses church hurt | Baptist Press
DALLAS (BP) – The Asian NextGen Pastors Network addressed “Hope Beyond Hurt: Loving the Local Church” at its fourth annual meeting June 9 ahead of the Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting in Dallas.
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Suspect Identified in Murder of Pastor Found in Bed with Hands Pinned to Wall
A suspect connected to the death of beloved Pastor William Schonemann of New River Bible Chapel in Arizona, who was found dead in his bed in April with his hands pinned to a wall, has been
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Rhode Island Church Arsonist to Serve Six Years in Prison
A federal judge recently sentenced Kevin Colantonio to serve just under seven years in prison for charges related to starting fires at a Rhode Island church in 2024. The 36-year-old used gasoline to s...
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Hispanic Baptists celebrate unity, purpose | Baptist Press
DALLAS (BP) – Hispanic Baptists from across the country gathered at First Baptist Church in Dallas June 8 for the 2025 Hispanic Celebration hosted by the Red Bautista Hispana Nacional (National Hispanic Baptist Network). The evening, which welcomed about 500 Hispanics, was filled with worship, encouragement and a renewed commitment…
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Drag Show Moved Indoors after Appeals Court Reverses Earlier Ruling
An appeals court ruled that requiring the LGBT activist group Naples Pride to move an obscene drag show indoors with an adult-only requirement doesn t violate the group s First Amendment rights,
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NY Man Charged with 3 Hate Crimes against Jews Has Link to Hamas’ Military Wing: Report
Tarek Bazrouk of New York, who participated in anti-Israel protests at Columbia University in April 2024 and told a friend he thought of lighting someone on fire, reportedly has ties to Al-Qassam
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Officials Detail Thwarted Washington State Mass Shooting
Federal officials on Thursday released details of how law enforcement stopped a juvenile from Oregon from carrying out a planned attack. Deputies from the Columbia County Oregon Sheriff’s office arr...
