- 'Persistent vegetative state' not reason to kill
An expert contends that the medical community needs to rethink its definition of “persistent vegetative state,” (PVS) and change its approach to its victims. … - Conservatives analyze primaries as midterms approach
A pro-family activist contends that there are some problematic signs as America approaches the stretch run to the 2018 midterm elections. … - Trump advised to steer clear of Mueller's probe
A constitutional attorney argues there is absolutely no way that President Donald Trump should submit to questioning by Special Counsel Robert Mueller. … - Operation Rescue taking death threats seriously
Federal authorities are attempting to track down a caller who threatened a staff member of the pro-life group, Operation Rescue. … - 'Queer Ecologies' course offered at NY college
A university in New York will be offering Queer Ecologies – a course that is geared to teach students that male and female, or heterosexuality, is not necessarily the norm in nature. … - Colorado's anti-Christian hostility showing itself once again
Christian baker Jack Phillips is in court again, this time for not making a “gender reveal” cake. … - Study: Jew haters hate Israel's existence, too
A new report warns that Jewish students are facing more hostility on campus from Israel-related anti-Semitism rather than through classic anti-Semitism. … - Gun rights groups suing Evergreen State
Pro-gun organizations are taking another city in Washington State to court. … - Iran jails entire church 1 yr., sentences pastor to 10 yrs.
The Islamic Republic sentenced an Iranian couple and every member of their church to one year in jail for practicing Christianity – within days of condemning Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani to 10-plus years … - More and more Muslims receiving dreams from God
God is reportedly at work in many Muslim nations, bringing those lost in the religion of Islam to a saving knowledge of Himself in many miraculous ways. … - Church in Sudan overcomes gov't opposition
A Christian denomination in Sudan is celebrating a court victory. - Fla. 'social justice' event promotes PC racism
Radical professors and political activists from across the Southeast converged in Jacksonville, Florida, at an event at the end of July to attack whiteness – a rally that can only be described by most … - 300 priests, 1,000-plus victims, only 2 headed to prison
Tragic, rampant and sordid accusations of child sexual abuse by parish priests continues to haunt the Catholic Church, and now a grand jury in Pennsylvania has released a 1,600-page report alleging 30 … - Show mocking teachers won't leave family-friendly slot
A pro-family advocacy group is finding success in targeting a controversial sitcom that mocks teachers. … - Walker wins Wis., Minn. saves Ellison, Dems pick trans for Vt. gov
Major victories and losses were registered in four state primaries Tuesday night in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Vermont and Connecticut, and the “Trump Effect” appears to still be in full effect at the ball … - Trump shields religious contractors from LGBT suits
The Trump administration issued a directive Friday safeguarding the constitutional rights of faith-based federal contractors who would opt to decline certain services to the LGBT community based on th … - A call to stop research using tissue from aborted babies
A pro-life group is pushing for action to make sure aborted babies are not misused. … - Booker: I only want no walls with Mexico
A pro-Israel activist calls it “unacceptable” that a U.S. senator known for his vocal support of Israel was photographed holding a sign promoting a radical pro-Palestinian organization. …
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