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At the NFL Scouting Combine this week, elite-quarterback prospect Malik Willis captured lots of attention for his on-the-field performance. But an action the Liberty University athlete took on an Indianapolis street corner also went viral.

A little more than a month after a Vanity Fair profile on Jerry Falwell Jr. caused a stir in evangelical circles, it has been announced that Lionsgate Television will adapt the article into a limited scripted series. 

Rick Warren used his social media accounts to deliver a staunch rebuke towards the U.S. for buying Russian oil, arguing that the nation is funding a murderer.

Skillet frontman John Cooper has responded to criticism about his views on deconstruction from Phil Vischer’s “Holy Post” podcast, where a panel recently took him (and his friend Alisa Childers) to task for overreacting and not allowing “nuance” in the debate.

A western Pennsylvania Roman Catholic priest who sexually assaulted an altar boy for several years has been sentenced to 2 1/2 to five years in state prison.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron will be able to defend the state’s ban on a particularly heinous method of abortion, a nearly unanimous U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday (March 3).

Atheist Street Pirates are a team of lookouts who track and occasionally take down illegally placed religious material on public streets and overpasses around the city of Los Angeles and neighborhoods in the county.

The United Methodist Church has delayed its General Conference meeting for a third time due to the pandemic. In response, some conservative United Methodists have announced their departure from the denomination.