The Baptist General Convention of Texas Texas Baptists is launching a formal review of its 140-year relationship with Baylor University following concerns over a student-organized event featuring
The Pentagon knew it had a problem when Nick Chaillan, its first-ever chief software officer quit, saying the United States has "no competing fighting chance against China in 15 to 20 years" when it comes to cyberwarfare and artificial intelligence.
The Archdiocese of New York is awaiting formal notification of the city’s mandate that private school teachers be vaccinated against COVID-19 before determining its response to the directive.
Senate votes to block Biden’s vaccine mandate for businesses; California plans to be first sanctuary for abortion if Supreme Court overturns Roe.
Attorneys representing a Maine family at the Supreme Court are feeling confident following Wednesday’s oral arguments in the case Carson v. Makin.
Four years after a massive wildfire threatened the school, a Catholic college in southern California has installed a helipad on its campus, with the goal of assisting local firefighters.
The University of Notre Dame will require all its students to receive a COVID-19 vaccine booster in order to attend classes on or off campus, the school announced on Monday, Dec. 6.
One Indiana organization is helping the homeless and former inmates find stable employment so they can become a part of their community again.
A church's property in Lancaster, PA was defaced by vandals who used chalk to write satanic messaging last Friday.
The Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops has asked the Biden administration to end a stalemate between state officials and the federal agency overseeing Medicaid payments that is threatening health care for low-income Texans.
Security-camera footage shows a man attacking a statue of Our Lady of Fatima by cutting off her hands and hammering at her face, according to a statement by the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C.
