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Louisiana Supreme Court Denies Challenge, Allows Abortion Ban to Remain in Effect

The Supreme Court of the State of Louisiana turned down an emergency application from abortion providers on Aug. 12, a move that allows the state’s abortion ban to continue.

Papa John’s Founder John Schnatter Says Company Has Suffered After Ditching Conservative Values

Founder John Schnatter says the Papa John's he once owned has lost its way after abandoning their conservative values.

Baby Blues: How to Face the Church’s Growing Fertility Crisis

If current rates continue, most religious communities in America will shrink by more than half within three generations. But nondenominational Christianity might buck the trend.

Kansas County Voting Machines Caught Flipping Votes

County blames thumb drives.

Pelosi’s Taiwan Trip Exposes Foolishness of Interventionism

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s “surprise” trip to Taiwan last week should be “Exhibit A” as to why interventionism is dangerous, deadly, and dumb.

Elon Musk Countersues Twitter Alleging Fraud by Social Media Company

Elon Musk launched a countersuit against Twitter alleging the company committed fraud and breach of contract in the course of the now-jeopardized $44 billion acquisition deal by the billionaire entrepreneur, according to court filings released on Friday.

Highland Park Shooting Suspect — Who Confessed To Firing More Than 80 Rounds — Pleads Not Guilty

The 21-year-old charged with killing 7 and injuring 48 more during a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois, has pleaded not guilty.

WNBA’s Brittney Griner Guilty on Drug Charges, Sentenced to 9 Years in Prison

A judge in Russia convicted American basketball star Brittney Griner of drug possession and smuggling Thursday and sentenced her to nine years in prison....

L.A. County Declares Monkeypox Emergency

A child in Long Beach has contracted monkeypox, health officials said hours after Los Angeles County leaders proclaimed a local emergency amid the spreading illness.

Another Non-Violent J6 Defendant Commits Suicide After Federal ‘Parading’ Conviction

Pennsylvanian Mark Aungst took his own life ahead of sentencing on DOJ "parading" charges.

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