Michael Gryboski

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  Oct 13, 2022

  Jury rejects death penalty for Parkland mass shooter; recommends life in prison

  A jury has rejected a request to give the death penalty to Nikolas Cruz, the now 24-year-old man, who, as a student, entered a high school in Parkland, Florida, in 2018 and murdered 17 people in a mass shooting.

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  Oct 13, 2022

  Physician assistant sues hospital over firing for refusing to participate in sex-change surgeries, cave to pronoun policy

  A physician assistant has sued the University of Michigan Health-West after being fired by the medical facility for refusing to participate in body mutilating sex-change surgeries and refusing to use the chosen pronouns of trans-identified patients.

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  Oct 11, 2022

  Pro-life activists reach settlement with NC city over arrest for praying outside abortion clinic

  Pro-life activists have reached a settlement with a North Carolina city in which officials agreed to allow them to demonstrate peacefully on public sidewalks, including during public health emergencies.

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  Oct 10, 2022

  Court continues block of Ohio’s 6-week abortion ban          

  Siding with Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers in Ohio, a judge has expanded an earlier order blocking enforcement of a law that would ban most abortions after about six weeks into a pregnancy, or around the time a baby's heartbeat can be detected.

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  Oct 9, 2022

  This week in Christian history: Battle of Tours, Orthodox Church schism, first Dove Awards

  Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the Battle of Tours, a recent schism within the Orthodox Church, and the first Dove Awards ceremony.

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  Oct 7, 2022

  City must pay $60K after atheist group sues to stop Lord's Prayer at council meetings       

  A city in West Virginia has agreed to pay $60,000 in legal fees in response to a lawsuit by a major atheist organization who objected to their practice of opening city council meetings with the Lord’s Prayer.

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  Oct 6, 2022

  Appeals court rules DACA unlawful, allows Dreamers to renew their protected status

  A federal appeals court has ruled that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which provides deportation protection and specific benefits to immigrants who entered the country illegally as children, is unlawful.

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  Oct 6, 2022

  Tony Perkins slams NY court’s polygamy ruling: Conservatives were right about slippery slope

  Family Research Council President Tony Perkins has denounced a New York judge's ruling that nonmonogamous relationships should be treated equally to marriage under the eyes of the law. 

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  Oct 5, 2022

  ‘Circumcise his heart’: John Piper on how Christians should pray for unbelieving spouses

  John Piper recently gave advice on how a believing wife should pray for her nonbelieving husband, which included asking God to “circumcise his heart.”

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  Oct 5, 2022

  NJ megachurch opens café staffed by individuals with special needs to support clean water charity

  A New Jersey megachurch has officially opened a coffee shop that will be staffed by individuals with special needs, and the proceeds will go to charitable efforts to provide clean water to overseas communities.