Louisiana Judge Pauses Case Challenging Mail-Order Abortions
Loading the Audio Player... U.S. District Court Judge David Joseph on Tuesday afternoon refused to prohibit abortion groups from mailing abortion drugs to women across the country...
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Justice Thomas Hospitalized With Infection, High Court Says
Justice Clarence Thomas has been hospitalized because of an infection, the Supreme Court said Sunday.
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‘Jesus Means Everything to Me’: These US Marines Acknowledge the Importance of Faith for the Fight
To become a United States Marine, you must abide by the core values of honor, courage and commitment. And for some Marines, a faith in God underlies those values, propelling them to accomplish their mission. CBN News traveled to South Carolina to learn about the role of faith in this elite fighting force.
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Scholars, Activists Brief Lawmakers on Role of Christian Nationalism in Insurrection
Members of the Congressional Freethought Caucus met with a group of scholars and activists on Thursday evening to review a new report detailing the role Christian Nationalism played in the insurrection that took place at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
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Working-class Christian boys with strong faith in God do better in school than less religious peers: study
Teenage Christian boys from working class families who regularly participate in their church and demonstrate strong faith in God are twice as likely to earn bachelor’s degrees as their moderately religious or nonreligious peers new research shows.
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Trans-identified swimmer wins NCAA women’s championship amid protests over fairness
A trans-identified athlete has won a major college championship, sparking outrage from groups opposed to allowing biological males who identify as females to compete on women’s sports teams.
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March Madness starts with Saint Peter’s stunning upset of Kentucky
Crux,St. Peter gained the upper hand on St. Patrick’s Day when the underdog team of the small Jesuit school, Saint Peter’s University of Jersey City, New Jersey, upset the mighty University of Kentucky in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
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Unexpected Asteroid Smacks into Earth With Little Warning – Should We Be Concerned?
An asteroid took astronomers by surprise recently, hitting Earth's atmosphere just two hours after it was first detected by scientists. Thankfully, the stone wasn't big enough to cause a major catastrophe on Earth.
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Support for LGBTQ Rights Continues to Grow, but White Evangelicals Remain Outliers – RELEVANT
A sweeping poll from PRRI finds that American support for the expansion of LGBTQ rights continues its upwards trajectory unabated. The poll found that
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Citigroup Slammed for Funding ‘a Culture of Death’, Paying for Women to Travel to Get Abortions
A major U.S. bank is paying for women to travel to other states to have abortions. Citigroup is funding the abortion trips for its employees in states like Texas that have passed laws to protect unborn persons after their unique heartbeats are detected in the womb.
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FIRST-PERSON: How you can help the overlooked children affected by substance abuse | Baptist Press
The turning point for me occurred at a funeral. I was holding a 4-year-old child I did not know. His mother had passed away after overdosing on a dangerous mix of fentanyl and cocaine. The family reached out to our church and asked for a pastor to officiate the funeral.…
