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An outspoken opponent of COVID shot and mask mandates for students is getting ready to challenge a California school board that recently voted to mandate vaccines for all staff and eligible students as a condition of in-person learning.
After more than a year and a half of lockdowns, mandates, and economic damage, it may be up to historians will decide whether the situation was overplayed, but a Christian medical doctor says the fact remains that many people have lost their lives to the virus.
A Michigan pro-lifer says the state's Democratic governor has gone all out for abortion.
COVID-19 has launched countless heated debates and discussions, as well as arguments and accusations, and now the topic of natural immunity is finally getting some national attention, too.
An international Christian television broadcaster is directing programming to Afghanistan, where Christian believers under Taliban rule are pleading for the Church to pray for their safety.
A defiant Canadian pastor says he has become a target of Soviet-like authorities during the COVID pandemic because he is standing up for freedom, and he is warning everyone else who stands up to “tyranny” to expect the same punishment and intimidation, too.
Americans had better wake up to the communist-style repression that is becoming more and more common here, driven by socialist economics, mass illegal immigration, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the imposition of Critical Race Theory, the 1619 Project and Black Lives Matter curricula.
A street preacher in Milwaukee found few friends at a local high school last month, but he has not and will not stop telling the truth.
The president of "a rare single-issue national group on the other side of this critical 'culture war' issue," says parents must get involved in the transgender issue, as politicians cannot be trusted to do what is right for children.
A pro-life group says research by an abortion-supporting organization is actually proving the pro-life community is making an impact.
