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It's a mighty sad day in America when professional football players can take a knee to protest the national anthem but high school football players can't take a knee to pray for a sick little girl.
How ironic that an organization that opposes bullying and intolerance cheered for a man who was advocating bullying and intolerance.
The Muslim Council of Britain is calling on the British government to ban renowned evangelist Franklin Graham because it alleges his views on Islam and same-sex marriage violate the nation's hate speech laws.
While most Americans were commemorating victims of 9/11, a school group was learning about a bullied Muslim boy named Osama.
Just hours before the Benton High School football team ran onto the field last Friday, two students were ordered to remove a logo from the end zone because it included a cross, a Bible verse, and the word "Christ."
There's been a lot controversy over a bizarre encounter during the Senate confirmation hearing for Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
There are two hard-and-fast rules in life: Don't mess with Texas, and don't mess with Texas cheerleaders. The Kountze Independent School District learned that lesson the hard way.
The Bias Protocol Board at Ripon College objected to a conservative group's poster marking the Sept. 11th terrorist attacks because it focused too much on one religious organization, one religious group, and one religious identity: Islam.
California Democrats have declared war on one of the most popular, family-owned hamburger chains on the West Coast.
Earth is about to blow up and there's only room on the spaceship for eight passengers. So who gets left behind? Seventh-graders at Roberts Middle School in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, were assigned the task last week of deciding who got to live and who was doomed to be blown to smithereens.
The Army has exonerated a decorated Fort Bragg Army chaplain and his assistant after they were accused of discrimination against a same-sex couple.
The Facebook overlords are at it again, folks. The latest victim is Steve Solomon — a radio host, pastor, and Army veteran from Knoxville, Tennessee. Pastor Solomon wanted to purchase Facebook ads to promote his radio program.
Folks who live in Dodge County, Georgia, stand for the national anthem and they take a knee to pray. That's just how it is. So when the Dodge County High School cheerleaders started selling T-shirts that read "In Dodge County, we stand for the flag, kneel for the cross," nobody thought it would cause a controversy. But it did.
A semi-retired Lutheran minister in Fredericksburg, Virginia, faces the possibility of being evicted from a senior living community because he's been hosting a small Bible study in the privacy of his apartment, his attorney alleges.
The owner of the Masterpiece Cakeshop filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against the Colorado Civil Rights Commission and Gov. John Hickenlooper claiming he has been bullied and targeted for his religious beliefs.
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation is calling for the arrest of Brigadier General John Teichert.
Dr. James Dobson, the founder and president of FamilyTalk, has asked that I share this important message with you from his website.
Ashton Hess, the 17-year-old who was attacked by a pair of anti-Trump goons in Seattle, was a guest on my nationally syndicated radio show the other day. Ashton and his family were on vacation when one of the thugs smacked him in the head and another grabbed his "Make America Great Again" ball cap.
Ever since the 2016 presidential election a rampaging mob of leftists has been bullying and harassing supporters of President Trump.
The University of Minnesota is considering a new policy that would punish faculty and students who use the wrong pronouns.