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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Citigroup will cover travel costs for employees to have abortions out of state
A major financial institution has announced that it will pay for its employees to have abortions out of state, prompting backlash from the pro-life community.
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Disney employees, former judge among 108 arrested in Florida trafficking sting: ‘Deviant criminals’
A Disney resort lifeguard, three other Disney employees and a retired judge were among 108 people arrested in a six-day undercover human trafficking operation in Florida that uncovered four child predators.
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‘Evil, Deviant Criminals’: Disney Employees, Judge Among 108 Arrested in Sex Trafficking Sting
Four Disney employees — along with a retired judge — were among the more than 100 people arrested in a recent sex trafficking sting, according to Florida police.
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‘Worshipping Santeria and Witchcraft’: Bizarre Church Arson Story Includes Claims of Witchcraft, Devil Worship
At least one friend of a suspect accused of setting fires inside a church and synagogue alleged the purported perpetrator had been worshipping Satan and practicing witchcraft before the shocking incidents.
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At the CDC and Emory, Christians Live Out Dual Callings During the Pandemic
COVID-19 fatigue has strengthened and challenged their faith of public health and hospital workers in Atlanta.
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‘It Was Just Quick Instincts’: Brave MMA Fighters Take Down Gunman Who Allegedly Opened Fire Inside Texas Restaurant
A gunman who open-fired inside of a Texas restaurant was reportedly taken down by two MMA fighters who stepped in to stop any potential carnage.
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St. Patrick’s Day parades turn pandemic blues Irish green
Crux,St. Patrick’s Day celebrations across the country are back after a two-year hiatus, including the nation’s largest in New York City, in a sign of growing hope that the worst of the coronavirus pandemic may be over.
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Regent University Trains Trauma Counselors, Making an Impact in Ukraine: ‘Consistent with Our Mission’
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine intensifies, so does the trauma for its citizens. For nearly a decade Regent University in Virginia Beach, VA has been working with the government, churches, and universities to train counselors in Ukraine.
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‘Get This Inflation Down’: Economist Stephen Moore Tells CBN News Federal Reserve is Slow to Act on Economic Crisis
The Federal Reserve is pulling the trigger and raising the federal interest rate for the first time in four years.
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Kansas Teacher Suspended for Not Using Transgender Pronouns Sues for Violation of Religious Beliefs
A Christian teacher in Kansas has filed a lawsuit against her school district after she was suspended for choosing not to use a student's transgender first name and pronouns.
