Samantha Kamman

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  Apr 10, 2026

  Nuns caring for cancer patients challenge NY LGBT law forcing them to 'violate' beliefs on sex

  Catholic nuns who have cared for terminally ill patients in New York for over a century have filed a federal lawsuit challenging a state law they say forces them to violate their religious beliefs about sex and gender identity. 

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  Apr 9, 2026

  Detective details how abduction of Nancy Guthrie may have 'went sideways'

  A detective who specializes in cold cases says the abduction of Nancy Guthrie may have started as an attempt to gain money but escalated into a far more serious crime because the woman’s captors misjudged her health.

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  Apr 9, 2026

  Over 91K telehealth abortions performed in pro-life states in 2025: report

  As estimates released by Planned Parenthood's former research arm show that abortion in the United States continues to rise despite the passage of restrictions in many states, pro-life advocates suggest the increasing prevalence of "telehealth" abortions is to blame. 

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  Apr 8, 2026

  Family facing manslaughter charges in assisted suicide case highlights 'inherent dangers,' nurse says

  A criminal case involving the assisted suicide of a 91-year-old woman is testing the boundaries of a Colorado state law allowing people to end their lives if they are terminally ill and follow specific legal requirements. 

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  Apr 8, 2026

  Ancient artifact uncovered near Sea of Galilee may reveal early baptismal practices

  Archaeologists working near the Sea of Galilee — a region closely associated with the ministry of Jesus — have uncovered a 1,400-year-old Christian artifact that researchers believe offers new insight into early baptism practices.

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  Apr 6, 2026

  Trump reacts to criticism of Easter post about Iran, says he used profanity to make a point

  President Donald Trump responded to criticism of his profanity-laced Easter post that warned the United States would begin striking Iranian bridges and power plants unless Tehran agreed to open the Strait of Hormuz.

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  Apr 6, 2026

  Savannah Guthrie questions if she 'stumbled' upon a pain Jesus never felt

  On Easter Sunday, "Today" show co-anchor Savannah Guthrie reflected on the hope of Christ's resurrection and the human experience of feeling abandoned two months after the disappearance of her 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie. 

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  Apr 5, 2026

  Young people leading the charge on non-religious identity, analysis claims; Bible Society responds

  Days after the retraction of the Bible Society’s “Quiet Revival” report, a new analysis claims that non-religious identity among young people, particularly those under 35, is a permanent shift rather than a temporary phase. 

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  Apr 3, 2026

  Dr. Ben Carson warns of decline in patriotism among youth ahead of America’s 250th anniversary (interview)

  Rising from poverty to become a pediatric neurosurgeon and prominent government official, Dr. Ben Carson pointed to his upbringing as proof of the promise of America. As the country’s 250th anniversary approaches, Carson is turning his attention to educating the next generation about the nation’s history through a new children’s book initiative.

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  Apr 3, 2026

  Trump urges Erika Kirk to sue, says people are 'jealous' of Charlie Kirk's widow

  President Donald Trump implied that Erika Kirk, the widow of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, should sue the people who have maligned her character and spread conspiracy theories about the assassination of her husband during a Turning Point USA event.