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'Defending Girls and Women': Trans Sports Cases Reach Supreme Court

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two pivotal cases involving transgender athletes and school sports on Tuesday morning. One case centers on a West Virginia law forbidding males who identify as females from participating in girls' sports teams. The other looks at a similar ban in Idaho. 
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Judge Rules in Favor of Christian Dad Seeking to Protect His Son in LGBT Case

A federal judge has ruled in favor of a Massachusetts dad seeking to opt his five-year-old son out of story books depicting LGBTQ relationships, which conflict with his Christian beliefs.
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More Federal Agents Sent to Minnesota Amid Growing Protests Over ICE Shooting

More federal agents are headed to Minnesota, as protests following last week's deadly ICE shooting continue to grow. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says the additional agents are needed to ensure safety and order.

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Major Win for Religious Liberty: Court Says Ministries Can Follow Biblical Beliefs When Hiring

A U.S. federal appeals court has ruled that religious groups have a constitutional right to only hire employees who agree with their religious beliefs. The ruling applies to all employees, not just those who operate as ministers.
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Christian Author Robert Wolgemuth Dies, 'Enters Into the Glory of Eternity' at 77

Best-selling Christian author Robert Wolgemuth has "departed from his earthly body and this broken world and entered into the glory of eternity with Christ," at the age of 77.  
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Arson Suspect Arrested After Fire Damages Historic Mississippi Synagogue

Congregants and leaders vowed to rebuild a historic Mississippi synagogue that was heavily damaged by fire, and an individual was taken into custody for what authorities are calling an act of arson.
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After Heartbreaking Miss, NFL Kicker Tyler Loop Points to Scripture

After missing a crucial field goal in the final moments of Sunday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens rookie kicker Tyler Loop pointed probing reporters to Scripture.
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Air Force Sergeant Ordered to Remove 'Jesus Is My King' Flag From Residence

A U.S. Air Force sergeant is fighting for his right to express his Christian faith by flying a flag in his front yard after he was forced to take it down. 
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One Year After Devastating L.A. Fires, Survivors Reflect on Faith Through Upheaval

People in Los Angeles are remembering the catastrophic fires that raged through the city a year ago, killing 31 people and scorching 57,000 acres. For victims of the January 2025 L.A. fires, the devastation remains as vivid as ever.
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'At the Foot of the Cross': Arlington Chaplains Bear a Nation's Gratitude and a Family's Grief

At Arlington National Cemetery, the honor bestowed upon fallen heroes is carried out with solemn, military precision. Within that sacred protocol, chaplains serve a unique dual role: expressing a nation's formal gratitude while offering pastoral comfort to families in their deepest grief.
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Conflicting Narratives Emerge as FBI Probes ICE Shooting in Minneapolis

Protests grow across Minneapolis after an ICE agent shot and killed a protester Wednesday morning. Public schools cancelled classes for the day out of an abundance of caution, as state officials call for calm.