Clergy from across Pennsylvania gathered in protest last week outside Philadelphia’s ICE office, opposing a controversial executive order from President Donald Trump that permits immigration arrests at houses of worship.
In a horrifying tragedy that rocked the Dominican capital early Tuesday morning, the roof of the iconic Jet Set nightclub collapsed during a merengue concert.
American Idol is putting faith front and center. On April 20, the long-running singing competition will air a three-hour Easter-inspired worship night, titled “Songs of Faith.”
A heartbreaking tragedy has emerged from eastern Uganda, where a mother of six was stabbed to death by her Muslim husband shortly after attending her very first Christian church service.
A court hearing in Fairfield, California, descended into chaos Tuesday as a transgender-identifying male murder suspect was removed from the courtroom for a second time due to disruptive behavior. Alexander “Somni” Leatham, 29, who identifies as a transgender woman, is one of two members of the radical transgender anarchist group known as the “Zizians” facing charges in a 2022 murder and attempted murder case.
The Trump administration is weighing the use of drone strikes against Mexican drug cartels, a significant escalation in the fight against narcotics trafficking at the southern border. The proposal, still under discussion, could involve targeting cartel leaders and supply networks inside Mexico with unmanned aerial vehicles, possibly with the Mexican government’s cooperation.
Colorado health officials confirmed a second case of measles in the state, raising alarm amid a growing national outbreak. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) announced Monday that an unvaccinated infant in Denver County likely contracted the virus during recent travel to Mexico.
Illinois House Republicans are accusing Governor J.B. Pritzker of neglecting serious and ongoing issues affecting children and developmentally disabled individuals in state-run facilities. At a press conference, GOP lawmakers said the administration has failed to act on decades-long problems, including abuse, injuries, and deaths in the care of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) and other agencies.
