Ohio Police Investigating Episcopal Church Women’s Group over ‘financial irregularities’
Police are investigating an Ohio-based Episcopal Church ministry group over alleged financial irregularities, according to a recent public letter from a bishop
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NYC to require COVID vaccines for private school workers
Crux,New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is extending his order requiring COVID-19 vaccines to include teachers and staff at private and religious schools.
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Michigan community picks up pieces after ‘everyone’s worst nightmare’
Crux,A day after a tragic shooting claimed the lives of four Oxford High School students and forever changed the lives of countless others, community members were picking up the pieces.
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Immigration advocates lament continuation of Remain in Mexico policy
Crux,The Biden administration announced yesterday that it reached an agreement with Mexico to restart a policy that forces migrants to wait in Mexico until immigration officials rule on their asylum claim.
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Why ‘Sorcery’ was the Fastest-Growing Search Term on Bible Gateway in 2021
The topics people search for each year on Bible Gateway are always interesting, according to Jonathan Petersen, content manager of the website. But this year’s may be the “most intriguing,” Petersen wrote on the site.
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15 photos from outside the Supreme Court during the Dobbs abortion case
Here’s what it looked like outside of the Supreme Court:
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Second Major Abortion Law Takes Effect in TX, This Time Targeting Abortion Pills
Just one day after the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that could give states more power to limit abortion in the future, a second major abortion law went into effect in Texas Thursday.
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Liberty University suspends professor charged with sexual assault, abduction by force
Liberty University has suspended one of its professors after the Evangelical Christian school’s police force arrested him for allegedly attempting to assault and kidnap a student.
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‘Come to our rescue’: Nigerian priest to international community after month of captivity
A Nigerian priest who spent more than a month in captivity following his abduction earlier this year has called on the international community to come to the aid of the people of God in Nigeria’s Kaduna State amid heightened insecurity.
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A Professor at Boise State Is Calling for Women to Be Kept Out of Medicine, Engineering and Law – RELEVANT
Boise State University political-science Professor Scott Yenor has some very interesting ideas about women folk and their newfangled gumption to have
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A Professor at Boise State Is Calling for Women to Be Kept Out of Medicine, Engineering and Law
Boise State University political-science Professor Scott Yenor has some very interesting ideas about women folk and their newfangled gumption to have
