The United Nations Economic and Social Council voted late last week to place Saudi Arabia, a country that doesn’t even allow women to drive, on the Commission on the Status of Women!
A new study has found that more than third of children have pleaded with their parents to stop checking their cell phones and pay more attention to them. Is this just a classic example of “the pot calling the kettle black” or is there something more to it?
Aya with street children. (Photo from the Free Aya Facebook page)An American aid worker and her Egyptian husband who were languishing in a prison in Cairo for the last three years returned home to the Unites States yesterday thanks to intervention by the U.S. government.
The Supreme Court’s newest member, Justice Neil Gorsuch, participated in one the most significant religious freedom cases of this term when oral arguments were presented in a case involving whether or not state benefit programs could exclude churches.
Kori Ali MuhammadBishop Armando Ochoa of the Diocese of Fresno is calling for peace after a shooter claiming to hate white people randomly shot and killed three people, two of whom were outside a Catholic Charities facility, in Fresno, California yesterday.
Cadbury, maker of some of the most cherished Easter candies of all time, has decided to drop the word “Easter” from its Easter egg hunts in the UK in order to appeal to “people from all faiths and none.”
The Case for Christ, based on the true story of a former journalist and atheist who set out to disprove the resurrection of Christ - and was converted in the process - opens tonight in theaters nationwide.
According to an email announcement sent to members of the American Family Association (AFA) today, Target CEO Brian Cornell now says he regrets his company’s policy announcement welcoming men to use women’s restrooms and dressing rooms.
Two mothers from New Jersey are suing after their legitimate objections to a pro-Islamic curriculum in their children’s middle school resulted in personal and social media attacks upon them within the community.
In the wake of several high-profile sexual assault cases in the U.S., President Donald J. Trump has proclaimed the month of April to be National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month.
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