Kristine Parks

Media 4 days ago

‘It’s about the birth of Jesus’: South Carolina town committee defies mayor, keeps Nativity scene up

A South Carolina beautification committee refused to take down a Nativity scene after the mayor ordered its removal, citing separation of church and state.

Culture Trends 4 days ago

Progressive churches in Colorado and Washington host drag Nativity, Christmas shows

A Colorado church will host a drag-themed Christmas event called "A Drag Christmas Spectacular" as some progressive denominations host LGBTQ-affirming events this holiday season.

Media 5 days ago

Federal appeals court sides with Washington professor punished for mocking university land acknowledgment

A University of Washington professor won a free speech case after a court ruled university violated his First Amendment rights for a satirical statement.

Media 6 days ago

Ten Commandments monument returns to Kentucky state Capitol grounds after 40 years

Kentucky's Ten Commandments monument returns to state Capitol grounds after over 40 years, following legislative approval and Supreme Court ruling changes.

Media December 18

Massachusetts drops controversial gender ideology mandate for licensing foster care parents

Massachusetts dropped its gender identity mandate for foster care parents after Alliance Defending Freedom posed a legal challenge and federal regulators gave a constitutional warning.

Media December 17

Jillian Michaels fires back after far-left writer calls her a 'White nationalist' in viral Islam debate

Jillian Michaels rejected a "White nationalist" claim from a far-left writer in a debate over Islamic extremism following Sunday's terror attack in Australia.

Media December 17

Jenny McCarthy says Charlie Kirk's death brought her closer to Christ

Television host Jenny McCarthy discussed how Charlie Kirk's assassination sparked her spiritual awakening and a renewed devotion to faith in a recent podcast interview.

Media December 17

New York college approves ‘furry’ student club as trend spreads across US campuses

Furry clubs are spreading across U.S. colleges nationwide, according to a new report, as student governments approve new groups for fans of anthropomorphized animal characters.

Culture Trends December 17

Retired pastor faces criminal charges for preaching gospel sermon near Northern Ireland hospital

Retired U.K. pastor Clive Johnston will stand trial Wednesday for preaching a gospel sermon inside Northern Ireland's abortion buffer zone near Causeway Hospital in July 2024.

Media December 15

Massachusetts lawmakers push new rules that limit ability to challenge explicit library books, critics say

Massachusetts Democrats led the advance of an anti-book ban bill despite conservative opposition, as library challenges remain elevated well above pre-2020 levels.

Media December 14

Hollywood director behind Netflix's ‘Knives Out’ admits deep Christian roots shaped new thriller

Netflix's latest "Knives Out" thriller explores faith and religion as detective Benoit Blanc investigates a murder in a Catholic Church over Easter weekend.

Media December 14

New children’s book sparks outrage for calling abortion a ‘superpower’

A new children's book "Abortion is Everything" by Amelia Bonow and Rachel Kessler faces criticism from pro-life advocates who argue it normalizes abortion for kids ages 5-8.

Media December 13

‘Vibe dating’ explodes as young singles ditch rules and chase instant chemistry

Generation Z is reportedly embracing vibe dating to find partners through natural chemistry rather than online profiles, though experts warn about long-term compatibility.

Culture Trends December 11

Kentucky lawmaker sparks firestorm for saying she doesn't 'feel good about being White'

Kentucky state lawmaker Sarah Stalker defended diversity, equity and inclusion programs by discussing White privilege and guilt during an education committee hearing Tuesday.

Media December 11

North Carolina lawmaker accuses school officials of violating parental rights bill in fiery hearing

North Carolina school district faced GOP fury over alleged parental rights law violations in a fiery hearing Wednesday over LGBTQ books.

Media December 9

North Carolina teen sues school after Charlie Kirk tribute sparked ‘criminal investigation’ and censorship

North Carolina high school student Gabby Stout faced investigation and harassment after painting Charlie Kirk tribute on school rock, sparking a First Amendment lawsuit.

Media December 9

Controversial 'OCTOBER 7' survivors play coming to Trump-led Kennedy Center after past threats

A new play documenting real survivor accounts of Hamas' horrific Oct. 7 attack on Israel is coming next month to the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.

Media December 7

Pastor who’s witnessed to 2,000 celebrities reveals surprising reaction from Ozzy Osbourne before his death

Tennessee youth pastor Dylan Novak said he has evangelized to over 2,000 celebrities, including Trump, Ozzy Osbourne, and Tom Cruise, through personalized Bibles.

Media December 4

British man says he was arrested after posting photos holding guns during July 4 trip to Florida

U.K. tech consultant Jon Richelieu-Booth said he faced a four month ordeal of arrests and charges after posting vacation photos holding a gun and is now considering relocating to America.

Media December 3

Colorado college student claims he was spat on, harassed for drawing Bible verses on campus

A Colorado State University student says he was spat on and assaulted while chalking Bible verses during campus protest organized by left-leaning groups.

Media December 2

Over 100 California colleges accused of discriminating against US-born students in new DOJ complaint

The Equal Protection Project filed a civil rights complaint alleging California universities discriminate against American-born students through DACA programs.

Media December 1

Tennessee candidate refuses to disavow anti-police, anti-Nashville comments ahead of Tuesday election

Democratic nominee Aftyn Behn faced scrutiny in a new interview over past social media posts as Tennessee's 7th District special election approaches Tuesday.

Media November 30

University of Florida ordered to reinstate law student who was expelled after anti-Jewish comments

Federal judge orders University of Florida to reinstate law student expelled for controversial speech, citing First Amendment constitutional protections.

Media November 25

Oregon educators win $650K settlement after school district fired them over gender policy comments

Oregon school district agrees to pay $650,000 to settle a lawsuit after firing educators who promoted alternative gender policy proposals.

Media November 25

Fewer high school girls want marriage as culture shifts away from ‘happily ever after,’ expert says

High school girls are losing interest in marriage, according to a new Pew analysis. One marriage expert blames Hollywood, parents and changing cultural messages.

Media November 24

Therapist says he received threats after calling ‘Trump derangement syndrome' real 'pathology'

Manhattan therapist Jonathan Alpert says he's seeing "Trump Derangement Syndrome" patients, experiencing obsession, rage and anxiety over the president, in his practice.

Media November 23

Bible app shatters milestone with one billion downloads as faith revival surges worldwide

YouVersion Bible app reaches historic 1 billion installs, reflecting growing global spiritual hunger and renewed faith interest across generations.

Media November 21

Pro-life influencer attacked in NYC files lawsuit after DA Alvin Bragg drops case

Following her viral video assault, conservative activist Savannah Craven Antao sued her attacker after the Manhattan DA dismissed criminal charges.

Media November 20

‘Total lawlessness:’ Journalist influencer says he was stalked, later assaulted at chaotic Dearborn protest

Conservative journalist Cam Higby says he was pepper-sprayed and robbed while covering anti-Islam protests in Dearborn, Michigan, and alleges police refused to help.

Media November 19

HHS youth gender care report authors defend findings amid backlash from medical organizations, caution risks

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services released an update to its report on youth gender dysphoria treatments and found no strong evidence for benefits while citing risks.