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What's Most Important to Americans, Religious Freedom or Sexual Freedom? (Poll)
When there's a conflict between faith and sexuality, which should be preferred? LifeWay Research asked Americans about it, and found that they stand divided. However, more are in favor of faith.
Archaeologists Discover Evidence of Battle for Jerusalem 2,000 Years Ago
Archaeologists of the Israel Antiquities Authority have found evidence of the last battle between Roman soldiers and Jewish rebels which led to the destruction of Jerusalem about 2,000 years ago, and they have also discovered a road where "Jesus would have walked."
FBI Investigating 1,000 ISIS-Related Threats in All 50 States
Days after Charlotte-area ISIS sympathizer Justin Sullivan was sentenced to life for planning mass murder in support of the Islamic State terror group, a North Carolina-based terrorism expert says the FBI is investigating about 1,000 ISIS-related threats in all 50 states.
Sweden Follows Canada to Make 'Anti-Transgender' Speech a Hate Crime
Weeks after Canada's Senate passed a law against the use of wrong gender pronouns allowing violators to be charged with hate crimes, the Swedish government says it is also considering including "gender expression and identity" into its existing hate crime legislation.
'Drag Queen Story Time' Urges Kids to Embrace Transgenderism
A young gay man in Bristol, U.K., is seeking to emulate the "Drag Queen Story Hour" project that has been going on in the United States. He has launched "Drag Queen Story Time," which currently has 30 drag queens to read aloud "feminist fairytales and gender fluid novels for young children."
Pro-Clinton Group Behind Trump-Russia Dossier Stalls Congressional Investigation
A Hillary Clinton-backed firm that allegedly commissioned the unverified intelligence dossier with allegations about President Donald Trump has tried to stall congressional investigators who are probing its connections to the Democratic Party, according to New York Post.
Derek Carr, NFL's Highest-Paid Player, Says He'll Tithe, Buy Chick-fil-A, Help People Worldwide
Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr, who is now the NFL's highest paid player, was asked what he's going to buy. The Christian athlete said he will pay his tithe, eat at Chick-fil-A and "help a lot of people around the world."
83 ISIS Militants Given Amnesty in Raqqa
A civil council established by Kurdish and Arab allies of the U.S.-led coalition, which is likely to control Syria's Raqqa city after it is freed from Islamic State, has pardoned 83 of the terror group's low-ranking militants with the hope to promote stability, according to reports.
Charity Rating Website GuideStar Removes 46 Conservative Groups From 'Hate List'
GuideStar USA, which is one of the nation's leading sources of information about nonprofit organizations, has announced it will remove from its list of "hate groups" dozens of conservative advocacy organizations, many of which advocate for traditional marriage.
Over 40 Convicted Terrorists Have Used Human Rights Laws to Stay in the UK
A study, ordered by Theresa May when she was Home Secretary to examine a government scheme, reveals that over 40 foreign terrorists have used human rights laws to stay in the U.K., which has witnessed three terror attacks in recent months.