5 WV Middle School Girls Win a Victory After Being Banned for Protesting Trans Athlete
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Five West Virginia middle school female athletes are being allowed to compete once again after a judge ruled on their behalf. They had been banned from participating in a track and field meet because they protested the involvement of a trans athlete in the girls' championship.
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Christian Nationalism: Rejecting the Left's Misleading Narrative
Some in the media and the political class are trying to use the term "Christian Nationalism" to silence Christian voices in the culture. The way they define the term could potentially include millions of Bible-believing, church-going people who don't view Christian influence as radical at all.
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Biden, Trump Officially Clinch Party Nominations, Setting up First Presidential Rematch in Nearly 70 Years
President Joe Biden and Former President Donald Trump both won their parties' primaries in Georgia, Mississippi, and Hawaii Tuesday, and Trump prevailed in the GOP primary in Washington state, giving both candidates the delegates they needed to claim the nomination for president in 2024.
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US National Debt Adds $1 Trillion Every 100 Days, Becoming Major Threat to National Security
America's debt is growing by $1 trillion every 100 days, and economists warn that if Congress doesn't take action it's going to get so bad it will threaten U.S. national security. The interest payments alone are already an astronomical $750 billion per year.
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Operation Ceasefire: Virginia's Innovative Approach Yields Promising Results in Tackling Crime Spike
Amidst the escalating violence gripping cities nationwide, Virginia has emerged as a beacon of hope with its pioneering program, Operation Ceasefire. Spearheaded by the state's Attorney General, Jason Miyares, this initiative has been instrumental in curbing the alarming trend of crime in the region, with significant successes already evident.
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Regent University's 2024 Graduates Receive Challenge to 'Take Your Cross with You'
The Regent University graduating class of 2024 turned their tassels on Saturday. They heard a commencement address from Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares encouraged and Chancellor Gordon Robertson exhorted them to fight every battle on their knees.
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100 People Accept Salvation on Maui, 3,000 Attend Greg Laurie's 'Hope for Lahaina'
Nearly nine months after a devastating wildfire brought the island of Maui to ashes, Evangelist Greg Laurie shared a powerful message with the community still struggling to pick up the pieces, saying that God is their hope and source of healing.
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IDF Captures Strategic Rafah Border Crossing Between Egypt and the Southern Gaza Strip
After months of waiting, Israeli forces have begun their operation into Rafah, the last major Hamas stronghold in the Gaza Strip. The operation started after negotiations between Hamas and Israel broke down.
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Operation Ceasefire: Virginia's Innovative Approach Yields Promising Results in Tackling Crime Spike
Amidst the escalating violence gripping cities nationwide, Virginia has emerged as a beacon of hope with its pioneering program, Operation Ceasefire. Spearheaded by the state's Attorney General, Jason Miyares, this initiative has been instrumental in curbing the alarming trend of crime in the region, with significant successes already evident.
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'So Glad I Did': Fox News Doctor Recalls Choosing Life as a Pregnant Teenager
Many women who choose to have an abortion do so because they mistakenly believe a baby stands in the way of a career. However, Fox News contributor Nicole Saphier, M.D., who is also a board-certified radiologist at Memorial Sloan Kettering, one of the top cancer hospitals in America, is living proof you can have a baby, even in high school, and still land your dream job.
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