After more than a century, the Boy Scouts of America is changing its name to become a more "inclusive" organization several years after welcoming girls and gay boys into its scouting program.
The state of New York is suing the pro-life group Heartbeat International (HBI) and 11 crisis pregnancy centers to force them to stop promoting abortion pill reversal services, claiming the groups are promoting a procedure that cannot reverse the effects of the abortion pill. While that claim is touted by the abortion industry, pro-life doctors have refuted it with actual evidence of many lives saved.
The pastor behind a historic mass baptism last year is now setting his sights on what could once again break records and lead hundreds — if not thousands — of people to the Lord.
Social Security and Medicare Are Headed for Broke, and Congress Is Doing Nothing
Five West Virginia middle school female athletes are being allowed to compete once again after a judge ruled on their behalf. They had been banned from participating in a track and field meet because they protested the involvement of a trans athlete in the girls' championship.
Dangerous storms swept across the Plains overnight, ravaging parts of the Midwest. The National Weather Service reported at least 15 tornadoes overnight, including at least 7 in northern Oklahoma.
A family is rejoicing in an “absolute miracle” after a 7-year-old boy survived being thrown by a deadly tornado in Abilene, Texas.
A years-long battle between the largest Christian university in America and the Biden administration is taking a new turn. U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona recently stunned critics by vowing to shut down Grand Canyon University, a popular Arizona-based Christian college.
Amidst the escalating violence gripping cities nationwide, Virginia has emerged as a beacon of hope with its pioneering program, Operation Ceasefire. Spearheaded by the state's Attorney General, Jason Miyares, this initiative has been instrumental in curbing the alarming trend of crime in the region, with significant successes already evident.
The Regent University graduating class of 2024 turned their tassels on Saturday. They heard a commencement address from Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares encouraged and Chancellor Gordon Robertson exhorted them to fight every battle on their knees.