A National Institutes of Health study has found that using marijuana might increase the risk of suicidal ideation and attempts to self harm, even among those with no history of…
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Canadian pastor slams double standard on COVID restrictions, alleges ‘personal vendetta’ against him
A Canadian pastor seen in viral videos documenting his encounters with law enforcement over COVID-19 restrictions says authorities abide by a double standard when it comes to enforcing restrictions and…
Thinking about quitting your job? Read this first
You just may find that COVID-19 was a turning point to finding rewarding work that fits your God-given design. Read More The Christian Post | Homepage
Faithfulness in the small things will provide great rewards
God is watching your attitude and actions in small things. Big moments don’t come to people who wait for them; they come from faithfulness in small moments, in daily routines…
Race is now the elephant in the room, even when there is no elephant
We are in real danger of doing deep, lasting damage to the very fabric of our nation by making everything into an issue of race. In fact, the more we…
Tavistock gender clinic permits unlawful acquiring of consent from minors, lawyer tells court
A gender clinic in the United Kingdom this week appealed a court ruling that held that minors under 16 cannot consent to experimental puberty-blocking drugs as part of a medicalized…
Kamala Harris hits back at criticism over El Paso ‘check the box’ trip, skipping ‘epicenter’ of border crisis
Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday visited a Border Patrol station in El Paso, Texas, for the first time since she was tapped months ago by President Joe Biden to…
Trans-identified NCAA champion hurdler ruled ineligible for women’s US Olympic trials
The first openly trans-identified athlete to win an NCAA title has been ruled ineligible to compete in the 400-meter hurdles U.S. Olympic Trials. Read More The Christian Post | Homepage
Florida orders universities to assess ‘viewpoint diversity,’ allows students to record professors
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation Tuesday to allow college students to submit recordings of their professors in class as evidence to universities for political bias complaints in a wave of…
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp blasts ‘lies and misinformation’ in DOJ lawsuit over state voting law
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has denounced the Department of Justice’s newly filed lawsuit against the state’s election law. U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland announced on Friday that the DOJ was…