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The University of Central Oklahoma has opened its arms to drag queen shows and safe sex carnivals, but it draws the line at Christians who believe God created the heavens and the earth in six days.
A grade school in Staten Island, New York, was forced to cancel its annual father-daughter dance because it violated a new school district policy regarding transgender and gender nonconforming student.
A growing number of Americans decided they had better things to do with their time on Super Bowl Sunday than support a professional football league that doesn't have the decency to honor the national anthem.
When Marine veteran Jess Karcher first saw the desecrated American flag at Broward College, he was confused. Then, he became angry.
A high school history teacher in southern California was secretly filmed calling members of the military "dumb s—ts" and berating pro-military students for wearing Marine Corps sweatshirts.
American rapper and ex-drug dealer Jay-Z attacked President Trump over his use of "hurtful words" during an interview on CNN — the most profane name in news.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and a number of other Democrats plan to fill the House gallery with illegal aliens when President Trump delivers his first State of the Union address.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit refused to hear the case of a Washington state high school football coach who was punished for taking a knee at the 50-yard line for a post-game prayer.
Parents are furious after a California elementary school posted a bulletin board that addressed issues like sexual identity and encouraged children as young as four years old to break out of gender stereotypes.
For the past six years a Texas school district has been waging legal warfare against a group of high school cheerleaders who wrote Bible verses on football run-through banners.
I suggest that freedom-loving Americans stand up to the National Football League by turning off the Super Bowl.
A member of the U.S. men's figure skating team got his leotard in a twist because Vice President Mike Pence is scheduled to lead the U.S. Olympic delegation to South Korea in February.
At first glance, the posters displayed inside classrooms at El Camino del Rio/River Road Elementary School seemed innocuous. "Immigrants Welcome," the posters read. But there was more. There was a drawing that included wire cutters and a barbed-wire fence.
Holy intolerance, Batman! The founder of a popular New Jersey comic book convention reportedly banned famed actor Kevin Sorbo because of his friendship with Sean Hannity.
The sons and daughters of Nutley, New Jersey, have served in every war since the American Revolution. And there are monuments across town honoring those who served and those who died.
The following question was asked by a professionally trained journalist — a member of the White House Press Corps: "Should Americans be concerned about the president's mental fitness?"
One of the nation's most prestigious liberal arts colleges is advancing a "queer theology" agenda with hopes of destabilizing traditional beliefs about what the Bible says about gender and sexuality.
From UTK comes a shocking video of a student arguing in favor of infanticide — killing babies up to two years old.
If you are a white, heterosexual, Evangelical Christian male whose parents are still married and can afford to send you to summer camp, then you may be privileged, according to the West Bend School District in Wisconsin.
Christians are no longer welcome to do business in the state of Oregon.
