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'A war for Christianity': Lutheran pastor resigns after planning to endorse AOC in sermon
A liberal Lutheran pastor and activist in Wisconsin resigned after his bishop told him endorsing Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., for president in a Sunday sermon would violate denominational guidelines.

Mohamed Mohamed arrested for sexual assaulting woman on steps of Nashville church
Mohamed Mohamed, 39, has been charged with four counts of rape for sexually assaulting what officials say was an “impaired” or “unconscious” woman multiple times.

‘Generation Indoctrination’ highlights Alabama’s pivotal fight over transing kids
In the heated national debate over the gender medicalization of minors who are confused about their sex, one state has emerged as a decisive player: Alabama.

Maryland pastor who overstayed visa released, says many souls came to Christ in ICE detention
A Honduran pastor living in Maryland's Eastern Shore who overstayed his visa more than two decades ago has returned home after he was arrested in late July by federal immigration authorities, saying he ministered to several souls who came to Christ during his detention.

Christian conservative group partners with Texas schools to roll out Ten Commandments classroom displays
A faith-based conservative nonprofit is partnering with school districts across Texas to help implement a new law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms.

Franklin Graham calls on Christians to pray for 'end to the bloodshed' ahead of Trump-Putin summit
Evangelist Franklin Graham called on Christians worldwide to pray for a pivotal summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

California moms continue legal fight against state law removing religious exemptions for school vaccinations
Four California mothers have escalated their challenge against a 2016 law that eliminates religious exemptions for school vaccinations, arguing the law violates their First Amendment rights.

5 new Texas laws set to take effect next month
After a historic regular session, Texas state lawmakers passed hundreds of new laws on everything from requiring a Ten Commandments display in public schools to establishing legal definitions for “man” and “woman.”

Texas bill to regulate public bathroom use based on sex stalls amid House Democrats' exodus
A bill that would require individuals in Texas public schools and government buildings to use bathrooms matching their sex as opposed to gender identity has stalled after more than 50 House Democrats fled the state, paralyzing the chamber during the special legislative session.

Virginia school district investigating allegations staff helped arrange abortions for students
The largest school district in Virginia says it’s looking into claims that school officials helped arrange and fund abortion services for students without parental notification.


























