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Megachurches Are Turning Into MAGA-Churches
Megachurches were integrated by blacks seeking to end ‘the most segregated hour in America.’ But now those churches are getting Trumpy, and blacks are leaving
I Ran U.S. Border Patrol—And I Support Trump's Call to Deploy the National Guard
Critics have assailed the president’s decision to send troops to the border. But they can provide additional assistance and resources to agents in times of need
What You Need To Know About Social Security And Medicare Changes For 2018
Each and every year we see some small changes to Social Security and Medicare. This year is no different
Obamacare users see system collapsing -- but say it's still working for them now
A majority of people who rely on Obamacare insurance agree with Republican critics that the health insurance markets created by the Affordable Care Act are collapsing, according to a new poll
Facebook says it’ll now require political-leaning advertisers to verify their identity
Facebook advertisers who want to promote their views on key political issues — like abortion and Second Amendment rights — will now have to verify their identity and location, the company announced today
Florida judge grants police request to seize man's guns under new law inspired by Parkland shooting
A judge Friday granted a police request to strip a man of his firearms using Florida's new gun law that the deadly shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School inspired
Conditioning American withdrawal from Syria
Back in January, then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that American objectives in Syria were to suppress any Islamic State (IS) resurgence, oust Bashar al-Assad from power, reduce Iranian influence, continue to back a Kurdish-dominated enclave and reassure our Turkish allies
Evangelicals are planning a high-profile meeting with Trump
President Trump’s evangelical advisers are planning a meeting between him and as many as 1,000 evangelical pastors later this spring
Mattis authorizes up to 4,000 National Guard troops for U.S. border with Mexico
Defense Secretary James N. Mattis has signed an order that authorizes as many as 4,000 National Guard troops to deploy to the U.S.-Mexico border but barred them from interacting with migrants detained by the Border Patrol in most circumstances
States could help future retirees get more cash from Social Security
State-run retirement programs that automatically enroll private workers could help future retirees maximize their Social Security benefits, a new study suggests
Doctor Choices May Be Elusive After Congress Denies Obamacare Funds
The future of health insurance on marketplaces under the Affordable Care Act is likely to take a turn toward even narrower medical care provider networks after Congress failed once again to stabilize individual coverage
How Europe’s new privacy rule is reshaping the internet
This May, the GDPR will give companies a new set of rules for sharing data online
African-Americans, Guns And Trump
Chapters of the National African American Gun Association grew after President Trump's inauguration
Defense secretary Jim Mattis serves up a strong condemnation of Russia's aggression
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis condemned Russia's escalating global provocations in a press conference with reporters on Tuesday
Easter reminds us of the power of love
Holy Week is a meditation on the power of sacrificial love. Christians around the world renew their faith in this one powerful week, which is the summation of what they believe
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