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With the primaries for the congressional mid-term elections in North Carolina scheduled for May 17, a new watchdog report has revealed that more than 64,000 registered voters in the Tar Heel State are either dead, registered in another state, or registered twice under variations of the same name.
The Georgia mother who confronted her county school board about sexually explicit books that are available to students in school libraries says many parents are afraid to speak up about their concerns. The type of confrontation she faced at the Cherokee County school board meeting may be one reason why.
A federal judge in Texas has barred the Navy from taking action for now against sailors, most of them Navy SEALs, who have objected to being vaccinated against COVID-19 on religious grounds.
A pastor charged with inappropriately touching multiple women tried to use Scripture to coerce female churchgoers into sexual relationships, Delaware’s Department of Justice has claimed.
A multi-million dollar media campaign aims to showcase Jesus in a fresh way to a skeptical American public. The "He Gets Us" campaign launched in March and is running on a variety of media platforms. It offers opportunities for people to engage in chats, texts and small groups.
Why are progressives hellbent on pushing dangerous chemical abortions and spending thousands of dollars on travel over the simple solution of carrying a child to term and respecting his or her right to be born?
Alabama DR’s airlift kitchen headed to Hungary to help with refugee efforts; Kentucky Disaster Relief will be deploying teams to Poland; Georgia Baptist Disaster Relief team to deploy to Poland to assist Ukrainian refugees.
The Maryland General Assembly passed a bill Tuesday that would expand abortion access by ending a restriction that only physicians can perform them and requiring most insurance plans to cover abortion care without cost.
The Somerville, Massachusetts school board has refused to allow a local church to open a religious school citing the church's beliefs regarding science, sexuality, and mental health.
As the United States prepares to accept up to 100,000 Ukrainian refugees following Russia’s invasion of their country, existing communities in cities like Sacramento and Seattle are already mobilizing to provide food, shelter and support to those fleeing the war.
