Kristine Parks

Denver's Jewish leaders say Melat Kiros's primary upset and sharp anti-Israel rhetoric are fueling antisemitic incidents and real fear in their community.

PragerU CEO Marissa Streit warns that "adultism" concepts in ethnic studies curriculum are being used to undermine parental authority in 22 states.

Paul Vaughn reached a seven-figure settlement with the DOJ after the FBI raided his home at gunpoint over a peaceful pro-life protest in Tennessee.

Honolulu fined the 83-year-old widow $10,000 a day for an advertising violation caused by a website glitch, placing a lien on her home of 56 years.

Rev. Bernard Randall was fired, reported to Prevent and blacklisted after preaching on freedom of conscience at Trent College over LGBTQ ideology.

Three Ankeny school district teachers settled their discrimination lawsuit for about $150,000 after being disciplined for a student-led drag show.

The Oakland Ballers will rebrand as the "Oaksterdam Blazers" for what they call professional baseball's first cannabis game night on Grateful Dead Night.

Police guidance warning that carrying a Bible or praying near abortion zones in Northern Ireland hospitals could be criminal has sparked religious freedom concerns.

Daniel and Bianca Samson say Sweden seized their daughters over church attendance, and now they are holding a rally in Washington, D.C., to demand them back.

A São Paulo court sentenced the Denardi family to 50 days in prison for homeschooling without state-approved gender and sex education curriculum.

Ezra Jin arrived in Los Angeles after Chinese authorities said his release resulted from negotiations between President Trump and Xi Jinping, reports say.

A new full-length trailer and 4K remastered re-release precede Mel Gibson's long-awaited sequel, "The Resurrection of the Christ," set for 2027.

Actor Warren Christie discussed playing Civil War veteran John Edwards in Netflix's new "Little House on the Prairie" adaptation premiering July 9.

California bill AB 2017 would make Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha state holidays and authorize schools to choose to celebrate the religious observances.

The 9/11 Legacy Foundation launches a free curriculum on Freedom250.org to combat conspiracy theories and educate Americans about September 11.

A Wisconsin student says Arrowhead High School barred her from using a Bible verse at graduation, citing school-sponsored speech policy.

A San Francisco home occupied by squatters for five years is under contract for $1.3 million despite graffiti, needles, and no running water or electricity.

LAUSD dropped requirement for teachers to affirm student gender identities after Liberty Counsel alleges the training violated Title VII protections.

First Liberty Institute demanded Irvine stop fining an Orthodox Jewish rabbi for home worship, citing religious freedom and RLUIPA violations.

Plum Island homeowners in Newbury, Massachusetts, are told American flags on their property could violate endangered species laws protecting shorebirds.

The U.S. Supreme Court weighed whether local governments violate the Constitution when seizing homes worth far more than the disputed tax debt owed.

A New York school board vice president who claimed to be the first drag queen elected to a school board was arrested on child pornography charges and resigned.

Brave Books report said public libraries are erasing faith and Christianity from America 250 reading lists while pushing progressive revisionist history.

A Mississippi pastor preached from the Bible for 96 hours, unofficially surpassing the Guinness World Record for individual marathon speaking.

A former UK police officer said he faced Christian discrimination after asking questions about Islam during DEI training with North Yorkshire Police.

"Supernanny" star Jo Frost called out parenting mistakes she says are preventing children from developing resilience and independence in viral video.

MLB faces mounting backlash after threatening to discipline San Francisco Giants players who wrote Bible verses on their caps during Pride Night.

Equal Protection Project filed civil rights complaint alleging Thomas Jefferson University medical school scholarships discriminate by race.

A new poll reveals sharp partisan divides on patriotism, American flag displays and July 4 celebrations as America prepares for its 250th birthday.

A Chicago college student claims he burned a cross in a popular park to protest Donald Trump and MAGA, not as a racist hate crime statement.