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The District Court for the city and County of Denver, Colo., began hearing arguments this week in a case questioning whether the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prevents former President Donald Trump from appearing on the presidential ballot in the state. A lawsuit filed on behalf of six Colorado voters last month alleges that Trump's actions on Jan. 6, 2021, amounted to an "insurrection," making him ineligible to appear on the ballot under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. Full Story. |
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U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk in Amarillo, Texas, determined that Planned Parenthood must go to trial over a $1.8 billion lawsuit by Texas accusing the corporation of defrauding the state's Medicaid program. At issue is whether the abortion giant committed fraud by obtaining state funding and failing to repay after the Lone Star State terminated the organization from its Medicaid program. Read more. |
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The San Francisco Police Department responded on Sunday evening to reports of a person brandishing a knife and assaulting someone at Saints Peter and Paul Church in North Beach. Daniel Garcia, 42, allegedly fled the scene and tossed "two improvised explosive devices out of the car window at pursuing officers." Read more. |
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Psalm 37 is a favorite for House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., the lawmaker shared during an interview with The Daily Signal. Johnson discussed the "incredible double standard in the mainstream media," noting that President Joe Biden's Catholic faith is portrayed in a significantly different light than, for example, the faith of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett. Read more about the interview
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The family of Bishop Carlton Pearson announced he is now receiving "comfort care" as his advanced prostate cancer remains a "significant challenge." Pearson, 70, was once a popular Pentecostal speaker before losing his Oklahoma megachurch 20 years ago for declaring there is no Hell. He is currently an affiliate minister at All Souls Unitarian Church. Read more.Also of Interest ... |
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Twelve years ago, Kyle and Colleen said no to insurance and joined Samaritan Ministries. Since that time their family has grown and ministry opportunities have taken them to different states and through it all, Samaritan members have been there for them.
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Samaritan Ministries is a community of Christians who care for one another spiritually and financially when a medical need arises. It’s affordable, there are no networks, and you can join today.
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Dr. Michael Brown points to recent discussions among Jewish thought leaders on the growing push for the Jewish community to retract its support for the Democratic Party. "[W]hile there is certainly dangerous right-wing anti-Semitism as well, it's clear that there is no refuge for the Jewish people or the nation of Israel under the shelter of the international (and American) left," Brown argues. Read more. |
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Author and cultural commentator Dr. Alex McFarland shares the importance of considering the complexity of the situation in Israel, Gaza and The West Bank, reminding readers that God also loves the Palestinians. "The reprehensible actions of Hamas cannot be justified, but we must resist the temptation to paint all Palestinians with the terrorist brush," McFarland cautions. Read more. |
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In this interview with CP, " All the Light We Cannot See" director Shawn Levy discusses the four-part series' focus on family, connection, and why words matter. "[W]ords of hate can stoke the flames of hate, and words of connection, and optimism and humanity can foster those better qualities," Levy explains. "All the Light We Cannot See," which is based on Anthony Doerr's bestselling book of the same name, premieres on Netflix on Nov. 2. Learn more and watch the full interview here. |
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