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Alliance Defending Freedom is demanding a retraction and apology from ABC News after reporters smeared one of the nation's most respected religious liberty law firms as a "hate group."
The Left has become absolutely unhinged over the allegations of collusion with the Russians. Allegations, by the way — in spite of everything that you've read, everything you have heard on the radio, everything you have seen on television — that are still unfounded.
Many years ago, Americans of wealth and privilege leisured in a place called Lenox, Massachusetts. Over the years, many of them gave back by lavishing the community with philanthropy. They built a school and purchased uniforms for local children. The Berkshire Eagle reported that the millionaires were central to the survival of the town after many citizens left to fight in the wars.
Country music legend Charlies Daniels wants to have a come-to-Jesus meeting with the Republicans and Democrats in Congress.
The leadership at Oklahoma's East Central University slammed on the brakes and jettisoned its decision to removes crosses, Bibles and other religious symbols from a historic campus chapel.
East Central University said it will remove crosses, Bibles and other religious symbols from a campus chapel to appease a bunch of out-of-town agitators.
It's hard to believe American teenagers could be arrested for delivering a prayer, but that's the kind of nation we live in — a nation that was fundamentally transformed by the previous presidential administration.
A Ten Commandments monument on the grounds of the Arkansas state capitol has been destroyed less than 24 hours after it was erected.
The Supreme Court announced Monday it will tackle a culture war powder keg — should a Christian baker who opposes gay marriage on religious grounds be forced to participate in a gay wedding? In other words, do gay rights trump everyone else's rights?
It's permissible in the United States to decorate police cars with rainbow flags to celebrate gay pride, but it's not permissible to decorate police cars with Bible verses honoring law enforcement officers.
Hollywood wants President Trump to sleep with the fishes. It wants him dead. Decapitated. His bloody entrails splayed across the Rose Garden for all of the world to see.
The summer reading list for Mr. Ponder's AP Government and Economics class at Spanish Fort High School in Alabama is causing some trouble.
The Charleston RiverDogs are in the doghouse with baseball fans after they incessantly mocked the Christian faith of Columbia Fireflies outfielder Tim Tebow.
A Connecticut college is facing national outrage after a professor posted a series of Facebook messages attacking white people — along with a link to an essay that suggested first responders to last week's congressional shootings should've let the lawmakers "f—ing" die.
Atheists across the fruited plain are rejoicing after a federal judge declared that a cross erected in a Florida park violated the law and must come down.
The Army has begun mandatory transgender sensitivity training for soldiers. The training covers everything from "transfemale" soldiers to transgender shower etiquette to dealing with a male soldier who becomes pregnant.
Kayla Hart dropped by the Starbucks in Charlotte, North Carolina, the other day for a cup of coffee. She left with a bitter taste — and it had nothing to do with the overpriced java.
What I'm about to say is politically incorrect, but it needs to be said: Our great nation is teetering on the brink of political and cultural anarchy.
A rendition of Julius Caesar that features the assassination of a President Trump-like character opened to a standing ovation and cheers in New York City.
Moriah Bridges wanted to thank God for His immeasurable blessings on Beaver High School's graduating class. But she could not, because she was told it was against the law.
