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Controversy in Connecticut follows after a Danbury city council vote to allow non-citizen legal residents and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients to apply to become police officers.
Twenty-five years after fanatical Islamists carried out surprise attacks on U.S. soil, there is a persistent question being raised: From red-state Texas to New York City, why are Islamists so prevalent in American life and culture after the Twin Towers fell?
A Pennsylvania pro-family activist says she was surprised Democrat Sen. John Fetterman appeared in a video at the Republican midterm convention.
Alex discusses the validity of the Shroud of Turin and its implications to the resurrection of Christ.
The rationale for renaming these locations is not readily apparent. Nothing has fundamentally changed about the bodies of water (and state) in question.
An 84-year-old trade group representing some of the most iconic evangelical ministries will vote this month whether to drop the word “evangelical” from its name.
Reacting to the Republican Party’s unusual plan to hold a midterm political convention, a conservative columnist predicts it is helping the GOP expose the radical Democratic party as the midterm elections approach.
A 2026 poll by Pew Research Center found that 10% of adults today only know about the attacks through information others have taught them.
A national survey of gun owners is shooting holes in the long list of talking points used by anti-gun activists.
A prominent voice in the Southern Baptist community appears to call for a “religious test” when it comes to holding political office.
