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Princeton University Scraps Exhibit of Jewish American Artists With Confederate Ties
An exhibit at Princeton University featuring the works of American Jewish artists was canceled because at least two of the artists featured in the show served in the Confederate army.
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Conservative PAC Sues Biden Administration, Targeting Nuns, Liberal Catholics in Records Request
CatholicVote is suing President Joe Biden’s administration in an effort to secure records of communication between the U.S. government and Catholic groups in regard to two hot-button issues.
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Maine Man Indicted in Burning of Black Church
A Maine man charged with setting fire to the building of a predominantly Black church in Massachusetts was driven by racial animus, according to court documents.
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Los Angeles Send Relief Ministry Center Consistent Presence as Super Bowl Visitors Arrive
California rates among the top states in human trafficking, with Los Angeles easily being the epicenter. As the Super Bowl is set to take place on Sunday Send Relief is sharing the gospel and fighting human trafficking.
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Are Today’s Seminarians Tomorrow’s Corporate Leaders?
Several American seminaries, long training grounds for aspiring pastors and rabbis, have begun to answer the need to discern what matters in the ethics of corporate culture.
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Suspect in Who Shot Two Pastors and Killed a Mother, Dead After Colorado Cops Shoot Him
Jose De Jesus Montoya Villa, wanted for shooting and killing a woman in a suburban Denver church and wounding two other churchgoers last week, has died after he was shot by police officers investigating other crimes.
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Headed to the Trucker Protest Blockade, Pastor Artur Pawlowski Arrested Outside His Home
Canadian Pastor Artur Pawlowski was arrested again on Tuesday. This time it was at his home in Calgary for what law enforcement called “mischief.”
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Texas Abortion Ban Is Saving 100 Unborn Lives per Day, According to New Data
According to new state data, the Texas abortion ban that went into effect last September resulted in a 60 percent drop in abortions during the first month.
