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HHS announces more conscience protections

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Not forgotten

Aging | As aging Americans increasingly grapple with dementia, churches have a growing opportunity to minister to exhausted caregivers and to comfort the forgetful

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Free at last

China | The 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre finds many leaders of the protest now laboring for Christ

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Heart to heart with Laci Green

Lifestyle | My coffee meeting with the millennial YouTube star, sex ed celebrity, and social justice warrior

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Trading social credit

News | Pro-lifers reset the U.S. abortion debate, while Chinese Communists and the College Board punish disfavored citizens and students

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History | Touristy Lisbon sits on the ruins left by the earthquake that killed up to 40,000 residents and cost Portugal in 1755 half of its gross national product. But the biggest change was religious

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Hearts gone cold

Life | Yes, mothers can forget their compassion

Not forgotten

Aging | As aging Americans increasingly grapple with dementia, churches have a growing opportunity to minister to exhausted caregivers and to comfort the forgetful

States sue to block healthcare conscience rights

WASHINGTON—Two dozen states and municipalities sued the U.S.

Trading social credit

News | Pro-lifers reset the U.S. abortion debate, while Chinese Communists and the College Board punish disfavored citizens and students

Criminal case to proceed against Daleiden

The Supreme Court of California last week denied pro-life activist David Daleiden’s request to halt criminal proceedings against him.

Storms batter southern Plains

A spate of tornadoes hit the southern Plains over the weekend, with more severe weather possible in the coming days.

Missouri lawmakers approve abortion bill

The Missouri House of Representatives on Friday passed sweeping protections for unborn babies in the state in a 110-44 vote.

Report: Doctor abused 177 college students

A deceased Ohio State University sports doctor sexually abused at least 177 male students over two decades while university officials did nothing t

State-sanctioned exploitation

Sexuality | Parents in California continue fighting newly approved sex education guidelines in the public schools

Trump gives $16 billion in aid to farmers

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump is delivering another $16 billion dollars in aid to farmers to offset the costs of the trade battle with China.

Trump orders agencies to work with Barr

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump on Thursday ordered all the country’s intelligence agencies to cooperate with Attorney General William Barr’s rev

Justices, not politicians

Judiciary | Assessing the U.S. Supreme Court with attorney Kelly Shackelford

Judge denies Trump’s attempt to block subpoenas

WASHINGTON—A second federal judge on Wednesday ruled against President Donald Trump’s efforts to block House Democrats from accessing his financial

DOJ gives lawmakers more access to Mueller report

WASHINGTON—The U.S.

A tech cold war

Politics | The U.S. blacklists Chinese tech giant Huawei as a trade war intensifies

Trump demands end to ‘phony investigations’

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump walked out of a meeting with congressional Democrats on Wednesday after telling them he would not work with them

Blackface photo not decisively linked to Virginia’s governor

Eastern Virginia Medical School said Wednesday that the investigation into whether Virginia Gov.

More subpoenas for former Trump aides

WASHINGTON—The House Judiciary Committee issued subpoenas to former Trump administration officials Hope Hicks and Annie Donaldson after former Whit

U.S. brings new charges against Assange

WASHINGTON—The United States charged WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Thursday with violating the Espionage Act by publishing confidential docum

U.K.’s Theresa May to resign

British Prime Minister Theresa May announced on Friday that she will step down on June 7, bowing to increasing calls for her resignation.

Free at last

China | The 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre finds many leaders of the protest now laboring for Christ

Disappearing Christian communities

International | Turkey’s ‘staggered campaign of genocide’ killed 2 million believers a century ago

‘American Taliban’ fighter released

Californian John Walker Lindh, known as the “American Taliban,” was released from prison Thursday after serving 17 years of his 20-year sentence.

EU nations begin Parliament vote

Voters in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands on Thursday kicked off four days of voting for seats in the European Parliament.

Modi pulls ahead in India election

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling party claimed a victory after a vote count on Thursday showed the party holding a commanding lead in t

May faces backlash over new Brexit proposal

British Prime Minister Theresa May’s new Withdrawal Agreement Bill (WAB) sparked more opposition on Wednesday from inside and outside her own party

Indonesia election protests turn violent

At least six people died in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta during violent protests by supporters of an unsuccessful presidential candidate Tuesd