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.
New research has confirmed what most traditional families already know – children are healthier and more likely to do better in school and get better jobs later in life if their biological father, rather than a stepfather - or no father - lives with them.
The North Carolina legislature voted yesterday to repeal the state’s controversial “bathroom bill” which proponents believe is a fair compromise and critics say fails to protect the transgendered from discrimination.
The Trump administration is being blamed for a move by the Census Bureau to remove questions about “sexual orientation and gender identity” from its list of proposed subjects for the 2020 census.
The state of North Carolina is fast becoming “ground zero” in the gender ideology wars. First it was the state’s controversial bathroom bill that touched off a vigorous national debate last year on rules governing bathroom use; now it’s about a book for first-graders that promotes transgender behavior.
Rasmea Yousef Odeah, an organizer of the “Day Without a Woman” and a convicted Palestinian terrorist, has agreed to be deported from America in order to avoid jail time for lying to authorities about her links to terrorism.
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