The mother of Laken Riley, a Georgia nursing student murdered by an illegal immigrant, wept as she begged the judge to sentence her daughter’s killer to life in prison, asking…
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Elon Musk reacts to low birth rates: ‘We should teach fear of childlessness’
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk suggested this week that countries should pay more attention to the societal problems posed by childlessness instead of painting pregnancy as a disease. The Christian Post…
6 charged for deadly human smuggling operation in Texas, face life in prison
Authorities arrested three more suspects in connection with a botched human smuggling operation that resulted in the July death of an illegal immigrant from Guatemala after the man was forced…
Ariz. church fire being investigated as arson, police release footage of suspect
A fire that heavily damaged a church in Arizona last month is presently being investigated as an arson, with police seeking more information on a suspect filmed at the campus.…
‘A really weird way to die’: Episcopal priest recounts recent stabbing
An Episcopal Church priest in Florida has opened up about an incident last month in which a woman stabbed him in the chest, stating that it would have been “a…
ATF urges churches to take ‘enhanced security measures’ amid recent attacks
A branch of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is urging churches to take extra precautions amid an increase of houses of worship in the New England region…
Missouri church to showcase over 600 Nativity scenes from around the world at annual Christmas event
A church in Missouri will host their annual Christmas season event in which they have collected and put on display around 600 nativity scenes sent in from across the world.…
Florida sues FEMA for discrimination, denying aid to Trump supporters
Florida has sued the Federal Emergency Management Agency, alleging discrimination in hurricane relief efforts against supporters of Donald Trump. The lawsuit, filed by Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, accuses FEMA…
Federal prisons blocking faith groups from helping offenders overcome criminal past: senators
Two senators are demanding answers from the Federal Bureau of Prisons about why it rejected several offers from faith-based organizations looking to help convicted offenders avoid relapsing into criminal behavior. …
‘Pathway to more violence’: Tren de Aragua linked to human trafficking
The Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua is running human trafficking operations in Tennessee, and authorities expect their crimes to worsen. The Christian Post | RSS Read More