Michael Gryboski

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  Jan 26, 2022

  Biden admin. withdraws COVID-19 vaccine mandate for large businesses

  The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has withdrawn its emergency vaccine mandate proposal for businesses with at least 100 employees, though it is still pursuing a permanent rule on the requirement.

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  Jan 25, 2022

  PCUSA head doubles down on comparing Israeli occupation to 'slavery'           

  The head of the Presbyterian Church (USA) has doubled down on earlier comments suggesting the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian Territories was comparable to slavery.

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  Jan 24, 2022

  Groups raise concerns over 19 federal agencies’ plans to track religious objectors to COVID-19 vaccines

  Some conservative groups are raising concerns over the Biden administration's reported tracking of federal employees who've requested religious exemptions for the COVID-19 vaccinations.

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  Jan 24, 2022

  Supreme Court to review affirmative action admissions policies at Harvard, UNC

  The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a pair of cases that may result in the striking down of race-based affirmative action programs in higher education as legal challenges contend such policies discriminate against Asian American and white students.

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  Jan 23, 2022

  This week in Christian history: Missionary who was confidant to FDR, Gandhi dies; 2K killed in battle

  This week — Jan. 23 to Jan. 29 — marks the anniversary of the birth of a prominent Welsh Methodist preacher, the death of a renowned American missionary and a major battle in Europe that likely inspired the creation of the hymn “We Gather Together.”

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  Jan 22, 2022

  Kirk Cameron says abortion is a 'personal issue' for him and his family at March for Life

  Pro-life Christian actor Kirk Cameron has said that it was “thrilling” to speak at the March for Life on Friday as he opened up about how the abortion issue is a personal one for him and his family.

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  Jan 22, 2022

  5 important things to know about Roe v. Wade

  Saturday marks the anniversary of what might be considered the most polarizing U.S. Supreme Court decision in American history. Since the 7-2 decision of Roe v. Wade was released on Jan. 22, 1973, there have been decades of state and national debate, along with marches, protests, legislative debates, court battles and even violence.

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  Jan 21, 2022

  March for Life speaker recalls hemorrhaging in school after abortion, feeling deceived by clinic

  An African American activist speaking at the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., recalled her abortion when she was in high school and insisted that for black lives to truly matter, care for their lives must start in the womb.

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  Jan 20, 2022

  Jewish couple sue Tenn. over alleged rejection as foster trainees at Christian home due to religion

  A married Jewish couple are suing the state of Tennessee in response to reportedly being rejected by a government-supported Christian children’s home when they tried to foster a child.

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  Jan 20, 2022

  United Methodist seminary ordered to sell campus to local consortium amid financial woes

  A California-based seminary affiliated with the United Methodist Church dealing with financial woes was recently ordered by a court to sell its campus to a local consortium of higher education institutions although it hoped to merge with another college with ties to Methodism.