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A year into Trump’s presidency, Christians are facing a spiritual reckoning
Christians have traditionally rejected the worship of money, sex and power. Do we still?
These Wall Street Companies Are Ready to Cash In on Trump's Border Wall
MUCH OF THE discussion on President Donald Trump’s border wall has focused on its cost and impracticality, as well as the anti-immigrant and racist rhetoric it embodies
Will Social Security Cover You if You Become Disabled?
These are your options for income if you're too disabled to work
Why Republicans Won't Quit Trying to Repeal Obamacare
It’s the political promise Republicans can’t seem to admit they will break
Tech companies are cheering on a bill that guts internet protections
SESTA is winning crucial support from the tech industry, but critics say it could be catastrophic for smaller sites
As gun law debates rage, most agree ‘you cannot legislate evil’
Assault rifles are once again the center of the gun law debate
U.S., S. Korea start drills in show of force against N. Korea
The United States and South Korea on Saturday started joint naval exercises that will involve three U.S. aircraft carriers in what military officials describe as a clear warning to North Korea
Evangelicals, Where Is Your Faith?
No amount of concern for the future of the Church can justify supporting evil men
U.S. Border Patrol reportedly has staffing problem
The U.S. Border Patrol is shrinking according to new data released Wednesday that said that the agency is losing agents to other federal law enforcement and job requirements
3 Ways to Boost Your Social Security Benefits if You're Single
Single folks often find themselves at a disadvantage when retirement rolls around. Here's how to get more out of Social Security and improve your financial outlook as a senior
Conservatives push to repeal Obamacare mandate in tax package
Conservatives are attempting to revive efforts to gut Obamacare’s individual mandate as part of the Republican overhaul of the tax code
Verizon urges FCC to block states from protecting online privacy
If Verizon gets its way, states will have less power to protect consumers' privacy on the web
Scalise: The Right To Bear Arms ‘Is’ Unlimited Under The 2nd Amendment
House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-LA), who was shot in the hip at a congressional baseball practice in June, on Sunday said the right to bear arms is unlimited under the Second Amendment
Trump Extending Asia Trip to Attend Summit in Philippines
President Donald Trump is extending his trip to Asia by another day to attend the East Asian Summit
President Trump’s evangelical advisers meet with Egyptian leader Sissi in Cairo
A half-dozen members of President Trump’s evangelical advisory board met this week in Cairo with Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al-Sissi, part of what participants said was a first meeting between Sissi and a group of American evangelicals
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