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5 reactions to Trump's 'go back' tweets to Democratic congresswomen
Christian leaders are responding to recent tweets from President Donald Trump in which he suggested that racial minority freshmen Congresswomen return to their countries of origin to help repair their corrupt governments.
Religious 'nones' increasing nationwide; 3 states see evangelical growth
In 46 states and in Washington, D.C., the nones have grown the most. The evangelical population grew in only three states.
Pro-life activist blasts media bias at White House summit on big tech censorship
A prominent pro-life activist President Trump highlighted at the White House Thursday is calling out media bias amid increased focus on the censorship of conservative viewpoints by big tech companies.
Oklahoma Southern Baptists aid detained migrants at border
Southern Baptists are heading to the southern border of the U.S. to minister to migrants presently being detained and in transition.
Man paralyzed in car crash dies of starvation after doctors remove feeding tube
Vincent Lambert, a man who was left paralyzed from a car accident more than a decade ago, has died in France after his feeding tube was removed.
UK doctor ousted for refusing to call bearded man in hypothetical scenario 'she': court hearing
A Christian physician lost his job in a British government agency after he said he would refuse to call a bearded man who is six feet tall "madam," according to court proceedings.
French man in vegetative state for decade has feeding tube removed, set to die after 6-year battle
A French man who has been in a vegetative state for over 10 years after a car accident is currently being legally starved to death, despite objections from his family and pro-life advocates.
5 things to know about the Jeffrey Epstein arrest, sex trafficking charges
The arrest of billionaire and registered sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on sex trafficking charges is fueling speculation that many powerful, wealthy people are likely to be exposed or implicated.
APA launches task force on 'consensual non-monogamy,' calls polyamory a 'marginalized identity'
The American Psychological Association has established a task force on "consensual non-monogamy," an effort they say is necessary in order to reduce "stigma" on persons who practice polyamory.
Amazon pulls books by authors who once identified as gay, lesbian
Following the removal of books by a Catholic psychologist amid LGBT activist pressure, Amazon has removed the works of other authors who once lived and identified as gay.