'Abundant Life': Study Finds Bible-Reading Is Better Self-Care Than Exercise
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A new study by the American Bible Society (ABS) finds that reading the Bible has better self-care outcomes than exercising, meditating, or even spending time with friends.
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NYC Mayoral Race Leader Zohran Mamdani Dubbed 'Dangerous' and 'Anti-Semitic', Threatens Netanyahu
The winner of New York's Democratic primary says, if elected mayor of the city, he'll arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he ever sets foot in the city. Socialist Zohran Mamdani also stands accused of supporting antisemitism.
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'Death to the Dictator': Iranians Rebel Against Ruling Establishment, Hope in Replacing Iran's Regime
For decades, a single chant, "Death to America", has echoed through Iran's streets, schools, and airwaves.
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Abortion Heading Back to Supreme Court? New Battle Over Pills Mailed to States Where It's Illegal
This week marks three years since the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade. While that decision marked an enormous victory for the pro-life movement, recent research shows the number of abortions is rising.
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Summer Skin Cancer Alert: Here's What You Need to Know to Protect Your Life
With summer well underway, health experts issue warnings about the deadliest type of skin cancer, melanoma.
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Most Abortion Drug Complications Covered Up: Study Exposes ER Miscoding 'Crisis'
A shocking new study has uncovered that an increasing number of women who go to an emergency room for complications following a chemical abortion are treated for a "miscarriage" – meaning their abortion is miscoded or concealed.
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House Republicans Take Aim at Planned Parenthood's Abortion and Trans Funding
GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill have introduced a provision in the upcoming reconciliation bill that would cut Planned Parenthood's taxpayer funding.
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HHS Denounces 'Destructive' Gender-Altering Procedures on Kids
In a striking new report, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has denounced so-called "gender-affirming care," saying those practices are "destructive" and therefore not an acceptable treatment for pediatric gender dysphoria.
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