
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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Over 200 faith groups, NGOs urge UN to stop enabling Hamas, support US-backed aid effort
Over 200 faith-based organizations and global NGOs from more than 15 countries are calling on the United Nations and international communities to support the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and oppose relief efforts that allow Hamas to profit from aid intended for Gazans.

'No evil greater': Feds rescue 10 children in labor, sex traffic raid on motels
Authorities discovered a labor trafficking ring was exploiting nearly a dozen children as young as 12 years old while executing search warrants at 14 businesses and two motels in Nebraska. The operation resulted in the arrest of five individuals.

National Library of Scotland pulls book featuring JK Rowling essay after LGBT staffers complain
The editors of a collection of essays by feminists, including "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling, are accusing the National Library of Scotland of censorship after the institution reportedly excluded the book from an exhibition following complaints from LGBT staffers.

MS-13 gang member in prison for double murder sues Trump, demands transfer to women's prison
An MS-13 gang member serving time in prison for murdering two teenagers is suing President Donald Trump and the Bureau of Prisons, alleging discrimination on the basis of gender identity and demanding that the federal government recognize him as a woman.

Trafficking survivor fights requirement to disclose identity in lawsuit against Nevada brothels
A "Jane Doe" sold for sex in Nevada brothels, where she was allegedly withheld necessary medications and forced into debt, is fighting to remain anonymous after a judge ruled she must disclose her identity to the public if she wants to pursue charges against her abusers and state officials accused of providing legal cover for abuse.

Over 7K Christians killed in Nigeria so far in 2025: watchdog
Islamic extremists and radicalized herder militias have killed over 7,000 Christians within the first 220 days of 2025, a new report from a civil society organization estimates, as human rights advocates continue to criticize the Nigerian government's inability to protect Christians.

US Marine spiked woman's drink with abortion drugs, left her hemmorrhaging: lawsuit
Liana Davis was looking forward to giving birth and raising another baby girl before the father of her child slipped abortion drugs into her drink, states a new lawsuit accusing a U.S. Marine of murder.

'Stunning betrayal': Child center's drag bingo fundraiser canceled amid backlash
The Child Advocacy Center of Greater Rochester in New York canceled a drag bingo fundraiser following community backlash, with some critics arguing that such an event contradicts the organization's mission of supporting abused, traumatized children.

Over 1K Iraqi Christians receive first communion despite scars from ISIS, ongoing pressures
Despite the lingering scars left by the Islamic State's capture of swaths of Iraq and Syria over a decade ago and the current pressure from Iranian-backed militias, over 1,000 Iraqi Christians, most of them young children, have reportedly received their first communion within the last few weeks.

ICE 'unlawfully deported' child with stage 4 kidney cancer: lawsuit
A federal lawsuit accuses U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement of violating the agency’s own directives by detaining and then deporting two non-citizen parents alongside their children, including a 4-year-old with stage 4 kidney cancer.


























