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A conservative news website says a university closing its investigation into an alleged attack on its campus indicates that the incident never happened.
2021 was certainly a banner year for mainstream media outlets -- if that phrase means misleading a vanishing audience and dwindling readers -- and a media watchdog says the pandemic tops the list of misdeed.
An attorney and advocate for patients' rights says the dramatic changes going on in medicine, particularly regarding euthanasia, should wake people up to the need to establish an official will in writing.
Two California teachers have been put on administrative leave after outraged parents accused the two of covertly "grooming" students into transgender and LGBTQ lifestyles.
The highest court in the land is set to hear a major case this week: whether the federal government can force your employer to force you to get a COVID shot, and use a federal agency to make it happen, but a First Amendment attorney says a 5th Circuit ruling is a good sign personal liberty will prevail.
An attorney with the National Center on Sexual Exploitation explains why the U.S. is falling behind Europe in protecting children from online pornography.
As Americans allow themselves to be convinced that government is the answer to their lives, they become more likely to abandon faith and religion, which provide the light and principles for individuals to take control of their own lives.
A Swedish company continues to make headlines for developing a vaccine passport chip implant, one concern being that it could be the mark of the beast described in the book of Revelation. But some Christians are not convinced.
An advocate for or faith, family, and freedom in the state of Texas is glad to see Governor Greg Abbot's (R) directive to keep obscene content out of public schools get started.
A conservative member of Congress says people must stop voting liars into office, and political leaders need to stop being untruthful to the people they represent.
