The Newport News School Board in Virginia has filed a motion to have Abigail Zwerner's $40 million lawsuit dismissed, arguing that she suffered a "workplace injury" and should file a worker's compensation claim. Zwerner, a first-grade teacher, was shot by a 6-year-old boy as she taught her class at Richneck Elementary School in January. Read more.

Benjamin Ruckel, a 25-year-old resident of Pickerington, Ohio, pleaded guilty to setting fire to an Ohio church building and now faces up to 20 years in prison for violating the federal Church Arson Prevention Act. The Justice Department stated that Ruckel confessed to purposefully setting Mount Zion Church in Baltimore on fire "because of the religious character of the church." Read more.

During a panel discussion in Washington, D.C., feminists discussed the damages caused by the global push to lessen the differences between men and women, as well as the negative effects of emphasizing abortion as a necessary component of women's equality. British writer Mary Harrington, whose event was canceled at a New York City venue, argued that one aspect of feminism being pushed aside in today's feminist movement is the view that women are "embodied female individuals, equal in dignity to men, but different." Read more.

The nation's largest abortion provider conducted over 374,000 abortions for the fiscal year 2021-2022 while collecting more than $670 million in government funding and providing fewer health services, per its latest annual report. Charlotte Lozier Institute's Michael New noted that Planned Parenthood saw a 75.6% increase in the number of abortions performed over the last 20 years while prenatal services, miscarriage care, adoption referrals, STI tests, and pregnancy tests all decreased. Read more.

In recognition of April 30 marking the anniversary of the Republic of South Vietnam formally surrendering to the North Vietnamese, Christian Post Executive Editor Dr. Richard Land discusses the war and why "we need to apologize to our soldiers, sailors, and airmen who served in the war and did their duty." Read more.

Crown Financial Ministries CEO Chuck Bentley answers a reader's question regarding whether they should take out a HELOC to pay off their high-interest credit card debt. Read more.

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During an interview with CP, Shannon Bream reflected on biblically-based friendships and how her Christian faith influences all aspects of her life, from her personal relationships to her work as a Fox News anchor. Bream, who recently authored The Love Stories of the Bible Speak: Biblical Lessons on Romance, Friendship, and Faith, explained, "The Bible is God’s love story to us, so there are so many different facets of love we can look at." Watch the full interview now.

Tucker Carlson hinted at his future plans during a two-minute video on Twitter Wednesday night, where the former Fox News host discussed Americans and the current political landscape. Carlson noted "how many genuinely nice people there are in this country" but lamented the lack of intelligent discourse in the media. Asserting that "it's been a long time" since Americans have seen "a legitimate debate" about key issues facing society today, he signed off by saying, "See you soon." Watch the video now.

In response to its popularity, "Come Out In Jesus Name" will have a third showing, called the "Deliverance Edition," in select theaters nationwide starting on April 30. The film, which follows the work of popular deliverance ministers such as Pastors Greg Locke and Alexander Pagani, received a 97% Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score and delivered its second-highest per-screen average during its encore earlier this month. Read more.

Actor and award-winning director Mel Gibson has called on China to release Mark Swidan, an American who has been imprisoned in China for more than a decade. China has accused Swidan, a Texan and devout Catholic, of colluding with a Mexican cartel to make methamphetamine despite a lack of evidence. "He faces a death sentence, he's a man of great faith, an American patriot, and he refuses during his captivity to renounce either his faith or his country," Gibson said in a video to NewsNation. Read more.