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A religious liberty law firm says there are 43 Nativity scenes on display in U.S. state capitols as Christmas Day approaches and its attorneys are working to keep them legally in place.
The government relations director for Texas' largest faith, family, and freedom policy organization is encouraged by the new guidelines the state's education board has approved.
A legislative consultant for an organization that lobbies Congress for Second Amendment rights is delighted that a California court is following the law.
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin this week announced the formation of a multi-national naval coalition aimed at restoring order to the Red Sea among continued attacks by the Yemen-based Houthis.
The New York Times, once considered the storied paper of record in the United States, ruined its former greatness when it banned opposing viewpoints in its own newsroom, says a former editor who was chased out three years ago.
Protestant denominations in the U.S. have been losing members for decades, and a Christian commentator offers some possible reasons for why that decline is picking up steam.
The most vocal critics of illegal immigration concede many who cross the southern border want a better life and opportunities in America but many who are living here are crossing into Mexico for a very bad purpose.
A conservative attorney says the Colorado Supreme Court has violated the Constitution's separation of powers.
Trump can and will rightly claim that lawfare has been used to thwart the workings of democracy...
A consumer advocate explains why New York's new law regarding unpaid medical debt and credit reports is not as good as it sounds.
