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As abortion continues to wane as a top issue of concern for American voters, some pro-life groups are resorting to “peaceful civil disobedience” by organizing abortion clinic blockades and using their arrests to bring greater awareness to the fight to save babies in the womb.
An order of Catholic nuns is fighting a lower court decision against a Trump administration rule allowing religious employers to opt out of having to provide their employees contraceptive coverage in health care plans, with their attorney decrying what he calls a “legal crusade” against them.
A licensed clinical therapist who often works with men seeking help for unwanted same-sex attractions says clients should be free to pursue their own therapeutic goals — an approach he hopes will increasingly be considered in mainstream psychological circles.
An Anglican Church in North America bishop has been found not guilty by an ecclesiastical court of mishandling abuse cases in his diocese.
Thousands of volunteers are packaging over 1 million Christmas gift boxes for children in need across the globe at a newly opened ministry center in the Baltimore area, where Rev. Franklin Graham emphasized the need to teach the next generation of Americans the importance of giving.
The website of California's second-largest school district includes a section that walks students through altering their name and gender identity, in addition to promoting materials that claim there are nine genders and 28 sexual orientations.
An illegal immigrant from India released at the Arizona border and later charged with vehicular homicide following a fatal crash in Washington state that led to the death of a 29-year-old man has been released from custody on a $100,000 bond despite a detainer request from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson open up about their latest film, "Song Sung Blue," and how it emphasizes that ordinary lives, when stitched together by love and perseverance, can become something remarkable.
The Minneapolis police chief likened Mary and Joseph to illegal immigrants during a Tuesday press conference railing against law enforcement in the city by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
In “Seeking Beauty,” former Disney star David Henrie travels through some of Europe’s most historically rich cities exploring how art, architecture, music and craftsmanship point beyond themselves to God.
Rapper Nicki Minaj criticized California Gov. Gavin Newsom after he expressed support for allowing children to identify as trans, and suggested that the 2028 presidential hopeful might've hurt his chances of winning the Democratic Party's nomination with those comments.
A North Texas school board has unanimously voted to opt out of adopting a new policy that would set aside dedicated time during the school day for prayer and religious study, citing concerns that it could impose unnecessary restrictions on students' existing constitutional rights.
University of Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza thanked God for allowing him to chase a "pipe dream" after he won college football's most decorated individual award on Saturday.
President Donald Trump fielded intense backlash from many on the political right for what some described as his "awful" post to TruthSocial on Monday in response to the gruesome deaths of director Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Reiner.
An Anglican Church in North America court is charging the bishop who heads a breakaway chaplains group with multiple accusations of violating canon law.
Hobby Lobby is giving away half a million copies of the book The Case for Christmas in the latest example of the nationwide retailer making the Christian faith an essential part of its day-to-day operations.
As the Trump administration prepares to deploy 100 ICE agents to Minnesota, home to an estimated 87,000 people with Somali ties, Lutheran church leaders are pushing back against federal immigration enforcement actions with evangelism.
Several families displaced by ethnic cleansing in their ancient Christian homeland more than two years ago were given new homes and plots of land on Tuesday through a charitable initiative seeking to help revitalize a rural Armenian mountain village.
Lanre Williams-Ayedun, who works for U.S.-based Christian humanitarian nonprofit World Relief, urged Americans to remember the plight of Christians in Nigeria, where tens of thousands have been slaughtered for their faith in the past decade amid escalating persecution.
