Over 8,000 came out to worship leader and conservative activist Sean Feucht's “Let Us Worship” concert in Johannesburg, South Africa, over the weekend.
Over 8,000 came out to worship leader and conservative activist Sean Feucht's “Let Us Worship” concert in Johannesburg, South Africa, over the weekend.
A progressive group announced a new initiative to convince President Joe Biden not to run for President in 2024, a sign that support for the President is wavering as he nears the halfway mark of his term. RootsAction will launch the new #DontRunJoe campaign on November 9, the day after the midterm elections.
A “radical Muslim” man reportedly tried to murder a Coptic Christian woman in Egypt last month.
Twenty-four people are dead, and over twenty are still missing after an apparent Russian missile strike on an apartment building in eastern Ukraine.
A new Gallup poll found that confidence in 15 of 16 major American institutions has dropped since this time last year.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his resignation Thursday, bringing an end to an administration plagued by scandal and controversy.
On Thursday, President Joe Biden will present the Presidential Medal of Freedom Award to Sister Simone Campbell, a progressive Catholic nun, and Father Alexander Karloutsos, who is the former Vicar General of the Greek Orthodox Diocese of America."
The Texas Supreme Court issued a ruling Friday which blocks most abortions from taking place in the state. The ruling overturned an earlier order from a Harris County judge that allowed clinics to perform abortions up to six weeks of pregnancy, CBN News reports.
George Washington University insisted Tuesday that they will continue to employ Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas as an adjunct professor. The letter came in response to a petition for the university to fire Thomas over “the recent Supreme Court decision that has stripped the right to bodily autonomy of people with wombs.”
Twenty-one states are on the verge of banning or severely restricting abortion in the wake of the Dobbs decision. Thirteen states had "trigger" laws – that would ban abortion in most cases if Roe v. Wade was overturned – 10 of which have gone into effect already.