Anugrah Kumar
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Judge won’t dismiss Missouri lawsuit accusing Planned Parenthood of transporting girls out of state for abortions
A Missouri judge has ruled that a lawsuit filed by Attorney General Andrew Bailey, which accuses Planned Parenthood of unlawfully transporting girls out of state for abortions, will proceed.

Priest among 19 killed in terrorist attacks on churches, synagogues in Russia
A coordinated series of attacks in Russia’s southern Dagestan province targeted two Orthodox churches, two synagogues and several police posts on Sunday. In the assault, an Orthodox priest’s throat was slit, and at least three other civilians and 15 police officers were killed. The day of violence shook a region that has experienced an Islamist insurgency.

Most Protestant churches aren’t supporting pro-life pregnancy centers, Lifeway survey suggests
There’s a significant gap in the involvement of Protestant churches with local pregnancy resource centers, despite heightened attention on such centers following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade two years ago.

Man accused of desecrating Quran set on fire by lynch mob in Pakistan
A man was violently lynched by a mob in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province after accusations of desecrating a copy of the Quran were made against him.

Robert Morris scandal: James Robison refutes claims he met with victim's family, knew she was 12
Days after Robert Morris resigned from Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas, televangelist James Robison has refuted reports he accompanied Morris to meet with the family of the woman who claims she was abused at age 12.

Lawmakers seek to force tech companies to remove deepfake pornography
A new bill was introduced in Congress Wednesday by Sens. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., and Ted Cruz, R-Texas, to mandate that technology and social media platforms remove any deepfake pornography depicting children within 48 hours of its detection.

1 in 4 Irish fear losing right to free speech: poll
A new poll shows a growing concern among the Irish populace about the potential erosion of free speech rights, with one in four respondents feeling restricted in their ability to express views in social and professional environments. This sentiment emerges as the Irish parliament debates sweeping new “hate speech” legislation, which critics fear could severely impact free expression.

Detroit pastor thanks Trump for visiting the ‘hood’ that Obama, Biden ignored
Former President Donald Trump was welcomed by Pastor Lorenzo Sewell of 180 Church in Detroit this past weekend during a roundtable with religious and community leaders aiming to engage black voters ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

Judge upholds Missouri abortion ban amid ‘religious freedom’ challenge from faith leaders
A Missouri circuit judge has ruled against several clergy members who argued that the state's abortion laws infringe on the Missouri Constitution's Establishment Clause. The lawsuit, led by a diverse group of faith leaders, was met with a dismissal.

3 plead guilty to vandalizing pro-life pregnancy centers in wake of Supreme Court abortion decision
Three Florida residents have pleaded guilty to charges of conspiring to intimidate staff at pro-life pregnancy centers, disrupting their ability to provide healthcare services, according to the U.S. Justice Department.



















