Cardinal Joseph Zen, 90, who was arrested earlier this year on sedition charges, is now standing trial along with five others in Hong Kong. The cardinal, who was Hong Kong’s former bishop, is facing trial …
A pro-life pregnancy center located in New York has brought a trial against its local police department, claiming officials are refusing to return video evidence of a firebombing. CompassCare Pregnancy Services released video surveillance footage …
Gina Marie is a mother who has been greatly helped by a pro-life pregnancy center. The woman is convinced that the organization saved her life. Marie got help in October 2019 from Aid for Women , …
Theater professor Richard Bugg filed a lawsuit against administrators at Southern Utah University, alleging that school officials breached his First Amendment rights on his refusal to use a student’s preferred pronouns. FIRE Faculty Legal Defense …
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced that faith-based schools that take part in a free lunch program can seek exemptions from federal rules barring discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation. The USDA …
California lawmakers have passed over a dozen bills to expand and protect abortion providers and abortion access, helping providers avoid criminal prosecution. The passage of the bills by the California Legislative Women’s Caucus has been …
Senator James Lankford, R-Okla., is pushing back against a policy proposed by the Department of Veterans Affairs that he believes would break federal law if the government offers abortions to veterans and their families. The …
A chaplain working at a California federal women’s prison will be spending seven years in prison for “egregious” sexual abuse against inmates. Prosecutors said James Theodore Highhouse exploited the inmates’ faith and powerlessness while behind …
A Kansas teacher who refused to use transgender students’ pronouns received $95,000 in a settlement with her former employers. Pamela Ricard, who used to be a math teacher at Fort Riley Middle School, brought a …
A Christian blogger and photographer won her legal battle against an ordinance in Louisville, Kentucky, that would have required her to take photos at same-sex weddings. Chelsey Nelson was represented by Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) …