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WATCH: Missouri grandma fights for right to feed people in her home
A grandmother in Missouri is facing jail time and steep fines for the crime of — feeding members of the public in her home. This, in America.
Colorado voters can defend women’s sports, vulnerable youths at the polls
After women spent eons fighting for equal rights and, in turn, making stunning advances in various arenas, including sports, it’s remarkable that so many have willingly ceded their hard-earned privileges to liberal mantras and absolute nonsense.
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Giggle for God: America’s witty church signs aim to inspire, attract drivers and passersby
"Forecast: God reigns and the Son shines." In mid-September, the large electronic sign of a Lutheran church flashed this message by a throughfare between growing subdivisions and cornfields in a Twin Cities suburb.
Word of Faith religious group leader gets probation in assault case in North Carolina
A leader of a secretive North Carolina religious group was sentenced Monday to two years of probation in a plea deal that dropped a felony kidnapping charge, more than nine years after her trial ended without a verdict.
New Jersey man to be jailed 70 months for threatening to bomb Supreme Court justices
A New Jersey man will spend 70 months in prison for threats he made to detonate explosives at a religious service attended annually by Supreme Court justices.
Eiffel Tower chief to step down after exclusion of female staff during Hindu delegation visit
The head of the company that runs the Eiffel Tower will step down at the end of the year after female staff at the landmark building in Paris were excluded during a visit by a Hindu religious group.
Are religious charter schools constitutional?
Without stating why, Justice Amy Coney Barrett recused herself from Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board v. Drummond, a case about whether it would have been constitutional to open a Catholic charter school. The remaining justices deadlocked 4-4, leaving in place lower court rulings that blocked the school.
Pope Leo wraps up France trip by urging Europe to blunt ‘desire for domination’ driving today’s wars
Pope Leo XIV urged Europe on Monday to draw from its Christian roots and tradition of dialogue to blunt the "desire for domination" driving today's wars, as he wrapped up a visit to France by recalling the forces that contributed to the continent's peaceful integration.
