Jonah Hicap
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Caller threatens Virginia mosque: 'We will do to your people what you did' in San Bernardino
The largest Muslim advocacy organization in the United States is pleading to the public not to generalise Muslims in the wake of the San Bernardino shooting as it reported that one mosque has received threatening message.
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Over 1,000 American rabbis sign letter urging U.S. Congress to allow Syrian refugee resettlement
More than 1,000 American rabbis across the US have signed a letter of support to Syrian refugess and urged Congress to protect the US Refugee Admissions Program.
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U.S. set to unleash female commandos as military opens all combat unit jobs to women
The US military is opening all combat unit jobs to women in a landmarke decision that would allow female service members to join the most elite military forces.
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U.S. Senate passes bill defunding Planned Parenthood, amending Obamacare â but legislation faces Obama veto
The US Senate voted 52-48 on Thursday to defund Planned Parenthood, less than a week after the attack at the abortion provider's clinic in Colorado. It is part of an amendment to repeal key parts of the Affordable Care Act, according to the International Business Times.
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Young mom shot 5 times by her boyfriend, who also killed her twins and father, says she owes her life to Jesus Christ
A 22-year-old mom whose twin daughters were shot dead by her boyfriend while she was holding them is recovering thanks to Jesus Christ.
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'Violence begets violence': Republican state rep blames Planned Parenthood for Colorado Springs shooting
A Republican state representative is blaming abortion provider Planned Parenthood for the deadly shooting at its Colorado Springs clinic on Nov. 27 that left three dead and nine injured.
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California man plays Good Samaritan to shopper less than 24 hours before his death in car accident
A California man who was killed in a car accident is being honored by a woman he helped at a grocery store.
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Court dismisses atheists' lawsuit seeking to remove historic vets' memorial monument in Maryland
A Maryland district court has upheld the constitutionality of a veterans memorial monument in Bladensburg, Maryland, junking the lawsuit filed by an atheist group that claimed it violated the Establishment Clause.
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Judge drops case filed against cop who arrested man after he protested against use of graphic sex book in U.S. school
A New Hampshire federal judge has dismissed a case filed by a dad who protested a graphic sex book at a meeting against a police officer who arrested him.
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Florida court throws out case filed against gun shop owner who declared his store a 'Muslim-free zone'
A US district judge has dismissed a discrimination lawsuit filed by a Muslim organization against a Florida gun shop owner who declared his store "Muslim Free Zone" last July.
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Newborn baby wrapped in blanket found buried alive under asphalt, rubble in L.A.
A newborn baby was found alive under pieces of asphalt and rubble in Compton City, Los Angeles Friday.
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'I was told to go kill myself': 7th grader asked by teacher to deny God seeks apology from school district for 'telling lies'
A 7th grade student in Katy, Texas is asking a school district for an apology for denying her claims over an assignment about God that resulted in her being harassed in school and people telling her to kill herself.