California Raids Hospice Locations, Alleges $267M in Fraud
Loading the Audio Player... The California Department of Justice said Thursday it raided a massive alleged hospice fraud scheme in Los Angeles County. State officials said the sch...
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Phoenix priest who botched baptisms for decades apologizes, seeks to make amends
A Catholic priest in Phoenix has apologized, asked forgiveness, and resigned as parish pastor after a determination that he had failed to baptize validly over his two decades of priestly service in Brazil, the Diocese of San Diego, and the Diocese of Phoenix.
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Chicago archdiocese will continue to require masks in schools, while other Illinois dioceses drop requirement
Following an Illinois judge’s Friday ruling that nullified a statewide mask mandate for schools, the superintendent of schools for the Chicago archdiocese says masks will continue to be required for students in Chicago Catholic schools.
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Former pastor pleads guilty to sexual misconduct with teen during Uganda missionary trip
A former Orthodox Presbyterian Church pastor from Georgia has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl when he was in Uganda for missionary work.
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Police search for gunman who killed woman, shot 2 pastors at Colorado church
Authorities in Colorado have issued an arrest warrant for a man they believe entered a church and performed a mass shooting that left one woman dead and two pastors injured.
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White Evangelicals Are the Only Religious Group Who Don’t Support a Path to Citizenship – RELEVANT
A new study from PRRI is charting how Americans are feeling about immigration which, according the poll, remains an important issue for most voters on
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Healthcare provider pays $75K to Pentecostal nurse denied religious exemption not to wear scrub pants
A Tennessee-based healthcare provider will pay $75,000 to a Pentecostal nurse to settle a religious discrimination lawsuit that says the company rescinded her job offer over her refusal to wear scrub pants.
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Catholic high school teacher fired after using racial slur
Crux,A Chicago Catholic school has fired a history teacher after she repeatedly used a racial slur for Black people during a class discussion on sports team names and in a meeting with administrators.
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US Lawmakers Push Sanctions to Cripple Russia Amid Ukraine Crisis
If Russia chooses to invade Ukraine, the financial cost would be extremely high. Senate Republicans and Democrats are working together to create a sanctions package they believe could deal a devastating blow.
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Minneapolis Mayor Suspends ‘No Knock’ Warrants Following Fatal Police Shooting
Demonstrators marched in Minneapolis on Sunday night and chanted the city's Interim Police Chief Amelia Huffman "has got to go" following the killing of a Black man by police.
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Frank Reich among groups going to LA to combat trafficking | Baptist Press
LOS ANGELES (AP) – Frank Reich is heading to Los Angeles this week for an important mission.
