The University of Arizona (photo courtesy of Wikicommons Images, Baah Thomas, CC BY 4.0)Just weeks after being served with a lawsuit in the controversial firing of a Christian professor, the University of Arizona has once again receive a complaint, this time for requiring students to participate in witchcraft.
A lawsuit has been filed against city officials in LA and Seattle for either refusing to allow Christians to use a site for a prayer and praise rally, or deliberately forcing them to hold the rally in the middle of an LGBTQ area which resulted in violence.
A new YouGov survey, sponsored by the Institute for Family Studies with the Wheatley Institute, finds that married women are more likely than their unmarried counterparts to report feeling deep connection and meaning in their relationships and are less likely to report being lonely.
After decades of tragic fallout from the myth that the abortion pill is “safer than Tylenol,” nearly two dozen attorneys general have sent a letter to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) asking them to reinstate the pre-2016 safety requirements that were weakened by pro-abortion administrations.
The Trump administration is continuing its efforts to eliminate religious discrimination in America by issuing a new guidance to federal agencies directing them to take steps to protect religious expression in the workplace.
Jennifer Anniston’s new boyfriend, New Age guru Jim Curtis, is all the rage in Hollywood these days, ever since the two were spotted in a romantic pose on a yacht in Mallorca. What do we know about this man who believes he was a Native American in a past life?
A new study has found that there is no correlation between the day of a person’s birth and their personality, thus debunking the popular “Monday’s Child” nursery rhyme.
As expected, Planned Parenthood reacted to the devastating funding cuts in the One Big Beautiful Bill by filing a lawsuit, citing “serious adverse consequences” for their patients.
The rapid advance of artificial intelligence has gained a foothold in many areas of every day life, but now it’s beginning to gain traction in a place most never anticipated – the afterlife.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing the State of Washington over passage of a bill that forces priests to violate the Confessional Seal if they have reasonable cause to believe a child has been abused. The suit asserts that this law is a violation of the First Amendment right of priests to maintain confidentiality in the Confessional.
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