Kristine Parks

1 day ago

Federal employees accuse USDA secretary of 'Christian proselytizing' in holiday emails to staff

Federal employees sue USDA and Secretary Brooke Rollins, accusing her of sending Christian proselytizing emails on holidays like Easter and Christmas.

2 days ago

Christian counselors challenge Wisconsin conversion therapy ban after Supreme Court ruling

Christian counselors filed a federal lawsuit seeking to overturn Wisconsin's conversion therapy restriction they say violates free speech rights.

2 days ago

New Hampshire woman says Planet Fitness canceled her membership after she reported man in locker room

A longtime New Hampshire Planet Fitness member says her membership was canceled after she complained about encountering a man in the women's locker room area.

3 days ago

Loudoun County high school student accused of filming students in bathroom under investigation

A Loudoun County high school student is under investigation for allegedly secretly recording other students in a school bathroom at Freedom High School.

3 days ago

Student loan rule would penalize graduates who enter ministry, Christian college leaders say

Christian college leaders say new federal student loan rules pose an "existential threat" to religious higher education and could worsen clergy shortages.

4 days ago

Retired pastor, 78, convicted and fined for preaching Bible verse near Northern Ireland hospital

A 78-year-old retired pastor was convicted for preaching near a Northern Ireland hospital, raising concerns about free speech and religious freedom.

May 8

He fled communism. Now this California mayor is honoring Charlie Kirk and refusing to back down

Westminster, California Mayor Chi Charlie Nguyen, a Vietnam refugee who fled communism, says the Charlie Kirk street signs honor free speech, not politics.

May 6

Riley Gaines fires back at Alex Cooper’s graphic dating advice: ‘It is not empowerment. It is poison’

Riley Gaines takes aim at "Call Her Daddy" host Alex Cooper, calling her graphic dating advice to women "poison" rather than true empowerment.

May 5

Kansas City church moves services underground to shield illegal immigrants from ICE enforcement

A Kansas City church reportedly moved services underground to shield illegal immigrants from federal immigration enforcement after Trump policy changes.

May 4

Daniel Baldwin accuses Jimmy Kimmel of fueling 'hatred' toward Trump after White House dinner shooting

Actor Daniel Baldwin says he's no longer proud to call himself an actor due to Hollywood's hostility toward Trump and what he calls dangerous rhetoric.

May 1

Six transgender Idaho residents file lawsuit to block new bathroom law

The ACLU and Lambda Legal challenge Idaho's strict bathroom law on behalf of six transgender residents before HB 752 takes effect on July 1.

April 30

'Ant-Man' actress slams Disney for 'disgusting' Marvel layoffs

Evangeline Lilly calls Disney's Marvel layoffs "disgusting and horrible," saying artists who built the Marvel empire are being replaced by AI technology.

April 29

'Are you effing kidding me?': California residents react to street being renamed after Charlie Kirk

Westminster, California, renamed a street after slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk, sparking protests from liberal residents near City Hall.

April 29

Judge orders Washington school district to loosen limits on off-campus Bible club for public school students

A federal judge ordered Everett Public Schools to ease restrictions on LifeWise Academy after the group alleged First Amendment discrimination.

April 29

Riley Gaines says motherhood inspired her new children's book celebrating American exceptionalism

Riley Gaines' new board book celebrates America's 250th anniversary by teaching young children about American exceptionalism and how to count.

April 28

Alex Cooper pushes back on TikTok dating rules with graphic first-date advice on 'Call Her Daddy'

"Call Her Daddy" host Alex Cooper sparks buzz with provocative dating advice, rejecting popular TikTok rules against kissing on first dates.

April 26

'Blind Side' star Quinton Aaron says he 'saw Jesus' while in a coma after near-fatal stroke

"The Blind Side" star Quinton Aaron says he saw Jesus while in a coma after suffering a near-fatal stroke, calling it a second chance at life.

April 26

Can science prove God? New film ‘The Story of Everything’ makes the case for a creator

"The Story of Everything" documentary argues scientific discoveries about the universe, DNA and fine-tuning point to the existence of a creator God.

April 25

Marilyn Monroe's former home declared historic monument; owners say it killed their $8M investment

A California couple is suing Los Angeles after the city designated Marilyn Monroe's former home a historic monument, blocking their demolition plans.

April 25

US monitoring ‘concerning’ UK prosecution of retired pastor who preached John 3:16 near hospital

Retired U.K. pastor Clive Johnston awaits a verdict after being charged for preaching a gospel sermon near a Northern Ireland hospital in a safe zone.

April 24

Nebraska ends in-state tuition benefits for illegal immigrants under DOJ deal

Under a proposed consent decree with the U.S. Department of Justice, Nebraska agreed to permanently end in-state tuition for illegal immigrants.

April 21

Minnesota man who shoved conservative reporter says he's second-guessing living in US after backlash

A Minnesota father accused of assaulting a conservative reporter at an anti-ICE rally says the viral backlash has been overwhelming for his entire family.

April 21

Gay country star defends viral video of baby asking for 'mama' after conservative backlash

Shane McAnally and husband say they were shocked after a video of their baby asking for "mama" drew millions of views and fierce online backlash.

April 20

Harvard reportedly investigating Republican Club over social media post about Muslim group's campus event

Harvard has reportedly launched an investigation into the Harvard Republican Club over its social media post about an Islamic Society campus event.

April 20

A detransitioner confronted a California lawmaker on the harms of gender transition. Here's why he spoke out

A young man who says childhood medical transition left lasting harm testifies against California's SB 934 bill targeting so-called conversion therapy.

April 19

New book on archaeological evidence for Jesus rockets to top of bestseller list

A new bestselling book argues 10 archaeological discoveries, including the Shroud of Turin, verify biblical accounts of Jesus' life and resurrection.

April 18

Nearly 500 public figures from politics to Hollywood will read Bible cover to cover to mark America's 250th

The America Reads the Bible event gathers 495+ Christian leaders, politicians and celebrities in Washington, D.C., to read Scripture aloud to mark America's 250th anniversary.

April 17

Maryland high school employee arrested on accusations of filming female students in dressing room

A Maryland high school employee was arrested and charged with sex abuse of a minor after allegedly filming students in a girls changing room at school.

April 16

Minnesota father who shoved conservative reporter at anti-ICE protest says family is 'absolutely not violent'

Minnesota father Chris Ostroushko claims he was defending his family after video showed him shoving reporter Savanah Hernandez at an anti-ICE protest.

April 15

Pro-life dad whose home was raided by FBI wins $1 mil settlement from DOJ

Mark Houck, arrested by FBI in 2022 over an encounter at a Planned Parenthood clinic, wins seven-figure settlement from the DOJ under President Trump.