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During the pandemic, millions of children spent months learning online. Studies show that American kids spend a huge chunk of the day there, and not just for school.
The U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in the case of a Catholic school sued for firing a teacher in a same-sex relationship, leaving an attorney representing the school optimistic about his client’s chances of prevailing at the appellate level.
U.S. authorities on Monday announced the discovery of a major drug smuggling tunnel — running about the length of six football fields — from Mexico to a warehouse in an industrial area in the U.S.
A federal judge has blocked an HHS and EEOC mandate that would force many religious employers to cover transgender surgery.
A federal court in Kansas City, Kansas, has upheld the free speech rights and religious rights of a Fort Riley public school teacher, allowing her to keep teaching while her lawsuit proceeds.
A Chinese resident of Las Vegas, Nevada, has been identified as the suspected shooter of a church in California, which left one person dead and five others injured.
On April 8, a 15-year-old girl went to an NBA game with her dad. It was 10 days before he saw his daughter again.
The family and church community of 86-year-old missionary Ruth Whitfield killed in Saturday's racially-motivated massacre in Buffalo, New York, is grieving her as a strong woman of faith who was the glue of her close Christian family.
A new analysis of America's social media and internet habits found that of all the significant news events of the last few weeks, nothing grabbed our
In the wake of the horrific shooting in Buffalo, New York, that left ten people dead, the questions about what happened are difficult to ignore. The
