President Trump will make history on Friday by becoming the first President to attend the annual March for Life in Washington D.C.
President Trump will make history on Friday by becoming the first President to attend the annual March for Life in Washington D.C.
As the impeachment trial continues, across the world in China, there is a coronavirus outbreak.
President Trump issues a proclamation deeming the anniversary of Roe v. Wade National Sanctity of Life Day.
The first day of President Trump’s impeachment trial concluded Tuesday after a 12-hour marathon session, with senators approving rules for the trial after several tense exchanges over the specifics.
Democratic House managers will begin presenting their case Wednesday.
Here are five key takeaways from the first day:
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Before Vice President Mike Pence got up to speak about the incredible work Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. did throughout his life, he was introduced by Church of God in Christ pastor Bishop Vincent Matthews, Jr. as "one of the most persecuted Christians in America."
An Iranian lawmaker placed a bounty on President Trump's head when he offered $3 million to anyone who assassinates the President.
In partnership with its Women Speak Out PAC, pro-life group Susan B. Anthony List has pledged to use $52 million to help get President Trump and other pro-life lawmakers re-elected in the 2020 election.
At a recent conference, we discussed why more and more young people are drawn to the idea of socialism. A member of the millennial generation offered his insight noting that the church has skirted around discussing the difficult topics and that millennial historical memory post-dates the Cold War and the red scare.
It would be difficult to live in America without having an opinion about President Trump. A statistical analysis found that the media has given three times as much airtime to his presidency as to President Obama’s. Our culture seems to be consumed daily with who he is and what he does.
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could determine if the Trump administration was within its power to grant religious exemptions to the Obama-era abortion/contraceptive mandate.
