Disney Launches LGBT Clothing For Kids, Threats Against The Supreme Court, Mumford & Sons Musician Returns To Christ
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is warning that some pro-abortion extremists have expressed a desire to burn down the U.S. Supreme Court building if the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide is overturned.
Willow Creek Community Church has been forced to make over $6.5 million in cuts to its staff budget due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on giving.
Disney released a new “Pride Collection” clothing line for children amid controversy surrounding the corporation's reaction to Florida's new parental rights in education bill and reported efforts to include LGBT advocacy in its children's programming.
Winston Marshall, the former banjo player who left the famous British band Mumford & Sons, said after reflecting on the tumultuous year, he feels like “I got my soul back.”
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