Hundreds of VA State Employees Quit Their Jobs After Governor Mandates Return to Office
The push to get people back into the office is clashing with some workers who have grown accustomed to working remotely.
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'True Community Hero': 7-Year-Old Boy Performs Heimlich, Saves Choking Friend's Life
David Diaz Jr., 7, a second-grade student at Woodrow Wilson Elementary School in Binghamton, New York, is receiving accolades after he noticed his friend DeAndre was choking on pizza, Fox News reported.
ShutDownDC Offers Bounties to Twitter Users for 'Confirmed Sighting' of Conservative SCOTUS Justices
As if the Supreme Court justices haven't endured enough harassment since the overturning of Roe v. Wade, now a left-wing activist is offering to pay people who disclose the location of the six judges.
'God Knew Exactly What He Was Doing': She Was Scheduled to Abort Her Baby When an Ultrasound Tech's Simple Question Changed Everything
The ultrasound technician’s simple question changed everything for Andrea, an unwed teen who found herself pregnant, scared, and considering an abortion.
National Education Association president calls abortion 'fundamental freedom' at annual teachers' gathering
The head of the largest teachers union in the United States called abortion a fundamental freedom and vowed to defend the right to choose after warning of what she called a radicalized Supreme Court ...
Biden signs executive order to 'expand access to abortion' after several states ban procedure
President Joe Biden has signed an executive order meant to "protect and expand access to abortion" in response to several states banning the controversial procedure after the United States Supreme Court overturned the Roe v. Wade decision.
Over 80% of Public Schools Say COVID Negatively Impacted Student Behavior, Study Finds
A new study suggests that a high percentage of public schools report increases in negative student behavior, with many linking a rise in absenteeism and other serious behavioral issues to the ...
Reimburse Abortion Travel? Christian Companies Respond by Reimbursing Life in Battle of 'Good Versus Evil'
In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade, a growing number of companies are pledging to pay for employee travel costs if they want an abortion and they're forced to get one in another state. Some Christian companies have responded by sharing in the expenses of employees who choose life – through childbirth or adopting a child.
Pro-Lifers Push Back as Sen. Warren Targets Clinics: 'If the Only Choice You Champion Is Abortion, You're Not Championing Choice'
Crisis pregnancy centers have become a significant target of furor in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade. In addition to physical attacks on dozens of churches and centers across the U.S., there is also a concerted effort among some politicians to diminish these groups’ work.
From America's Conscience to Caring for Souls: Christian Leaders Look to the Black Church for Renewal and Unity
The Museum of the Bible honors seven modern-day Christian pioneers for their contributions to the church and beyond.
