U.S. Charges Mexican Governor with Drug Trafficking
Family & Society Post Date: April 30, 2026 Sinaloa state Gov. Ruben ...
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‘Biden Could Be Directly Implicated’: Legal Scholar Calls for Special Counsel as Emails Reveal Shared Bank Accounts
Hunter Biden announced last December that federal prosecutors were investigating his tax affairs, but now experts have told The Daily Mail that President Biden could become entangled in an FBI investigation of Hunter's finances. That comes after emails revealed the father and son shared accounts and paid each other's bills.
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Study: Attendance hemorrhaging at small and midsize US congregations
A new survey of 15,278 religious congregations across the United States confirms trends sociologists have documented for several decades: Congregational life across the country is shrinking.
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Fueling Incivility: Pastor Urges Believers to Tone Down Angry Rhetoric and Use Social Media for Good
Social media is getting angrier and meaner, and Christians are getting caught up in it, fueling incivility and ruining relationships. Pastors and Christian leaders offer suggestions on how Christians should behave on social media to tone down the vitriol.
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Please pray, says US Christian group after missionaries abducted
Christian Aid Ministries is asking people to pray for the safe release of its kidnapped workers and their children amid fears that a criminal gang will demand $1m per person.
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‘God Loves Everybody’: Pat Robertson Tells Fox News’ Chris Wallace He’s Not Done Working for God’s Kingdom
CBN Founder Pat Robertson appeared on Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace to talk about his 60 years in Christian broadcasting. He said even though he's stepping down from hosting The 700 Club on a daily basis, he's not done with ministry.
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Family Visits Walgreens for Flu Shots — Pharmacy Wrongly Injects Kids with Full COVID Vaccine Doses
A couple in southern Indiana visited a local Walgreens last week to get flu shots for themselves and their two children, ages 4 and 5 years old. They were horrified when they learned shortly after leaving the pharmacy that all four of them had been injected with the Pfizer vaccine against COVID-19.
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Los Angeles renames Father Junipero Serra Park, despite Catholic praise for sainted missionary
While Catholic leaders have made strong defenses of St. Junipero Serra after a wave of vandalism and crime targeted Catholic statues and churches last year, political leaders in California continue to remove markers of the missionary whom Pope Francis canonized as the first Hispanic American saint.
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Chinese woman faces federal charges for setting multiple fires at historic Alabama church
A 27-year-old Chinese national who arrived in the United States on a student visa from China has been charged with setting multiple fires inside First Baptist Church of Montgomery in Alabama.
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‘We Made Our Case’: Marine Reprimanded, Slapped With $5K Fine for Criticizing Afghan Withdrawal
Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller Jr. faced his sentencing Friday after posting social media videos criticizing military leadership over the troop withdrawal from Afghanistan in August.
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Everything you need to know about the devotion to the Sacred Heart
June 19, is the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. But what does that mean?
