Quinlan’s family said she had a constitutional right of privacy to refuse treatment, including life-sustaining treatment. On appeal, the New Jersey Supreme Court issued a unanimous opinion in favor of the Quinlans.
Quinlan’s family said she had a constitutional right of privacy to refuse treatment, including life-sustaining treatment. On appeal, the New Jersey Supreme Court issued a unanimous opinion in favor of the Quinlans.
The name of Jesus was boldly proclaimed from the stage of "American Idol" on Monday night, as the long-running competition show leaned fully into its second annual “Songs...
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A federal judge has rejected an agreement between the Internal Revenue Service and a group of Christian ministries not to enforce federal law in a way that prevents...
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Catholic University of America denied a request from a Students Supporting Israel chapter to host two events on campus due to a lack of balanced perspectives, a requirement...
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Hours after his release from jail, Gateway Church founder Robert Morris publicly asked for Cindy Clemishire’s forgiveness and reflected on his time behind bars #CindyClemishire #RobertMorris #Jail
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The Idaho Legislature has passed an expanded ban on trans-identified males using sex-segregated spaces designated for women and girls, as the number of states with such laws approaches...
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