As protests have escalated in the push for racial justice, the latest polls show a majority of Americans agree with efforts to tear down Confederate statues. But now radicals are pushing way beyond that mark in a fight to completely cancel anything they find offensive, from George Washington to Jesus Christ. Next stop: your churches.
The latest report on human trafficking around the world is out, and it's not good news. The State Department released its annual Trafficking in Persons or "TIP" report Thursday. Republican Rep. Chris Smith of New Jersey, who helped form some of the nation's human trafficking laws roughly 20 years ago, says it's a tough but fair report.
Thousands of Christians from dozens of different churches recently hit the streets for a huge prayer effort in one of the nation's well-known cities. "We Pray San Diego" is a prayer movement among multiple churches seeking God for their city and nation amidst all the trials brought on by the pandemic and civil unrest.
One of the strategic areas in question regarding the so-called annexation that’s part of President Trump’s Deal of the Century Peace Plan is called E-1. For Palestinians, it’s the bridge linking Bethlehem in the south and Ramallah in the north. For Israel, it connects Jerusalem to the Dead Sea and Jordan Valley.
Coronavirus cases hit a new record for a single day Thursday: nearly forty-thousand. With states like Texas and Florida posting record numbers of new cases of coronavirus this week health officials warn Americans to continue taking precautions.
Belgium’s parliament on Friday passed a non-binding resolution urging their government to call on the European Union to enact sanctions against Israel if it proceeds with its controversial plan to unilaterally annex parts of the West Bank – biblical Judea and Samaria.
Cancel culture has a new target: Francis Scott Key and the Star-Spangled Banner. They’d like to replace it with “Imagine” by John Lennon, which was described as “virtually the communist manifesto” by the singer himself. What started with the toppling of some Confederate statues has now morphed into an ISIS-like war on statues, targeting almost every pillar of iconic American history.
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra this week added Idaho to a list of 11 other states where state-funded travel isn't allowed because he determined that they violate a California law intended to guard against discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. As CBN News reported, in March, Idaho approved House Bill 500 (HB500) Fairness in Women's Sports Act – a law that restricts biological males from competing in women's sports, the first state law to do so.
When prosecutors filed charges in the death of George Floyd, it was a step toward justice for his family and supporters. But if the past is any indication of how this case may go, experts warn the path to justice is fraught with myriad factors that make it difficult to criminally prosecute the police.
Regent University has announced a set of high quality, flexible, and affordable study options for the Fall 2020 semester.