Regent Law School is proud to announce the new Singer Center for Advocacy. Named after Randy Singer, a long-time Regent friend and highly regarded attorney, the center will focus on teaching law students why being an attorney is a “sacred calling.” Regent University Law School Dean Ernie Walton said, “The Singer …
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Melanie Rivas’ joy for Jesus is contagious. In fact, a recent video about how God changed her life has gone viral on social media, garnering nearly 400,000 views. Yet, just nine months ago, the 22-year-old was homeless, broke, and fleeing from an abusive same-sex relationship. “My ex-wife stole all my …
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New York City reported a shocking rise in antisemitic hate crimes in January. A new press release from the NYPD notes that anti-Jewish hate crimes increased by 182%, which accounted for more than half of all the hate crime incidents in January. The release reports 31 hate crimes against Jews …
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Like most forms of technology, artificial intelligence can be used for both good and evil. As this latest wave expands into more aspects of daily life, many Christians may question how to approach it in a Godly manner. The Southern Baptist Convention is tackling this issue with free guidance for …
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NEW YORK (AP) — The dog was Penny. The win was priceless. A Doberman pinscher named Penny won best in show Tuesday night at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, netting U.S. show dogs’ most coveted prize — and giving veteran handler Andy Linton another win after nearly four decades. Linton got best …
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The Rev. Franklin Graham is calling America to prayer, imploring Christians and citizens more broadly to turn back to the Lord and appeal to Him to help heal the United States. Listen to the latest episode of “Quick Start” Amid rampant social dysfunction that has Graham concerned, the famous evangelist told CBN …
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14,000 Air Traffic Controllers Work Without Pay as Partial Government Shutdown Drags On Tuesday marks the fourth day of a partial government shutdown. It comes as lawmakers in Washington remain deadlocked over funding for immigration enforcement and is now affecting thousands of federal workers. Workers with the Federal Aviation Administration …
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When she was just 16 years old, Fox Varian, a female, underwent “top surgery,” a transgender-affirming procedure in which her perfectly healthy breasts were removed. Now at 22 years old — and no longer identifying in contrast to her physiology — she has become the first detransitioner to successfully win her …
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A U.S. federal district court has ruled in a case involving The Babylon Bee that a Hawaii law that censors online political speech is unconstitutional. Last June, the Bee, a media outlet widely recognized for its satirical material, and a Hawaii resident challenged S2687, a state law that censored online …
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Once kept under lock and key, portions of the Dead Sea Scrolls are now on display at Washington, D.C.’s Museum of the Bible, removing all obscurity and opening these ancient texts for all to see. Visitors are invited to take a journey to the past, to the shores of Qumran …
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