
Samantha Kamman
Christian Post Reporter
Samantha Kamman has written about pro-life topics and social issues for years. Her articles have appeared in Live Action News, The Washington Examiner, and Human Defense Initiative. Samantha graduated from North Central College in 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts. Samantha re-converted to Catholicism after relocating to the D.C. area.
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7 reactions to James Robison's death: 'A faithful voice for the Gospel'
Christian ministry leaders, organizations and media personalities honored the legacy of televangelist James Robison this week, reflecting on how he helped shape many of their careers.

6 reactions to Marty Makary resigning from FDA after e-cig, abortion pill tensions
Marty Makary’s resignation as commissioner of the FDA comes amid reported tensions over e-cigarette regulations and criticism from pro-life advocacy groups accusing him of delaying a safety review of the abortion pill. Here are six reactions to Makary's resignation.

ICE director says foreign student program is 'magnet for fraud' after 10,000 potential cases uncovered
U.S. immigration officials say they have uncovered more than 10,000 potential fraud cases related to a foreign student program that allows international students to work in the country, a finding that Acting ICE Director Todd M. Lyons says is “only the tip of the iceberg.”

Erika Kirk urges Hillsdale grads to 'live rightly' in commencement speech
Erika Kirk urged Hillsdale College graduates to defend truth, embrace their responsibilities as Christians and Americans, and strengthen their communities through faithful living during a commencement speech Saturday in Michigan.

Parents protest school event celebrating America 250 over ties to TPUSA
A school assembly celebrating America’s 250th anniversary sparked tension among some parents at a California junior high school because of the program’s connection with conservative organizations like Turning Point USA.

Archaeologists uncover statue of pharaoh often portrayed in films as the Exodus ruler
The discovery of a massive statue thought to represent Ramses II — frequently depicted in films as the pharaoh in the biblical Book of Exodus who refused to release the enslaved Israelites — is shedding new light on ancient Egyptian civilization in the East Delta region.

New Jersey continues 'hostile crusade' against pregnancy center despite unanimous SCOTUS ruling
Despite the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that a New Jersey pro-life pregnancy care center may challenge a subpoena demanding that the ministry share its private donor information, the state’s attorney general asked a judge to lift a stay and enforce the court order.

'This is a turning point': Iranian Christians using time of war to share the Gospel
While the war in Iran has brought significant hardships, it has also created openings for ministry for the country's underground Church, according to a prominant ministry leader who advocates for persecuted Christians worldwide.

How exposure to truth led to a North Korean family's escape
At the age of 29, Hyun-Seung Lee began to understand that the world he knew in North Korea wasn't the whole truth. After his 23-year-old friend was sent to a prison camp and reports emerged of executions targeting colleagues and acquaintances, Lee and his family were willing to “give up everything” to no longer serve the regime.

Biden admin. used code word 'Benghazi' to hide COVID-era loans to Planned Parenthood: senator
The Biden administration concealed that it illegally gave Planned Parenthood COVID-era loans through the Small Business Administration by using the code word “Benghazi” in communications, according to a new report.


























