A Christian pastor from Utah trended nationally on social media for hours on Tuesday over a tweet he posted concerning female modesty. Though pastor Brian Sauvé received much support from...

Facebook has now restored the pages of Christian ministries it says were "incorrectly removed" from its platform amid a purge of content that offers "services that aim to change people’s gender identity."

...With 1 in 3 of those surveyed expecting to catch the virus within the next month, Axios reports that there are four schools of thought on how to move forward.

The American Gaming Association forecasts that over $7.6 billion will be wagered on pro football’s championship game set for Sunday.

Pew survey finds majority of evangelicals and Catholics support US diplomatic boycott. Religious freedom advocates want ordinary believers to abstain also.

In these tough financial times, a new study finds it’s getting harder and harder for people to save any of their money. In fact, seven in 10 Americans say they’re living paycheck to paycheck.

After being sued for religious discrimination, the health care provider who rescinded her job offer agreed to provide back pay and damages.

President Joe Biden’s administration is planning to facilitate drug use with a policy agenda reminiscent of those deployed in some major blue cities like San Francisco.

As the Beijing genocide games progress, more complaints are being heard from the Olympians about the living conditions, including the food, water, and lodgings. Complaints are mounting from athletes...

...Justin Trudeau and his government like to paint us protestors as right-wing conspiracists, associated with QAnon. But we aren't. We are far from it."

...Views also vary across demographic groups.

"The losses and pain these families have experienced is immeasurable."

A North Carolina county has agreed to pay a pro-life ministry $15,000 in attorneys' fees as part of a settlement involving arrests of several citizens outside an abortion clinic, according to sources.

Winter Olympic athletes have put China’s coronavirus quarantine hotels on blast over a lack of edible food and training equipment while they wait to test out of isolation.