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LGBTQ Lawsuit Declares Religious Exemption Unconstitutional
Thrity-three current and former LGBTQ students from Christian and religious colleges filed a federal lawsuit. This lmay impact how faith-based institutions operate by declaring a government religious exception unconstitutional. The current federal rules state religious institutions are exempt from Title IX. Title IX was established in 1972 and prohibits discrimination based on sex in education…
Read MoreNike Files Lawsuit Against MSCHF In Response to Satan’s Shoes
Little Nas X’s limited edition Satan Shoes is unsettling Nike. These shoes contain the brand-recognized swoosh, a drop of blood, the mark of the beast, as well as the scripture Luke 10:18. For those unfamiliar with the scripture, it reads, “And He said to them, “I saw Satan fall like lightning from Heaven.” Nike is…
Read MoreSix Dr. Seuss Titles Removed From Publication
The company that owns the right to Dr. Seuss recently announced it will cease publication of six popular titles in their catalogue. The reason behind the decision was that it portrayed “people in ways that are hurtful and wrong.” Dr. Seuss Enterprises will cease publishing the following titles: And to Think That I Saw It…
Read MoreChristian University Prof Suspended From Facebook
Facebook suspended a Christian university professor after he voiced his disagreement over President Biden’s executive order. This order would permit trans-identifying individuals to serve in the military. Robert Gagnon teaches New Testament theology at Houston Baptist University. He is a well-known, and well-respected authority on sexuality. Facebook banned Gagnon after posting a comment in defence…
Read MoreSudan Signs Peace Deal With Israel
Recently, Sudan signed a peace deal with Israel. It was among a few Middle Easter countries to sign the Abraham Accords along with United Arab Emirates and Bahrain. On Wednesday, the signing was completed at the U.S. embassy in Khartoum, Sudan. While an informal agreement was arranged last October, it was not finalized until last…
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