The Buffalo Bills are 2 1/2-point favorites on the road against the Rams, who will hoist their Super Bowl banner in front of a raucous, home crowd. The Bills are preseason favorites to win their first Super Bowl after falling short in an overtime loss at Kansas City in the AFC divisional round last January.
ACA’s requirement that private insurance plans cover HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, at no cost to patients is unconstitutional, a federal judge ruled on Wednesday, siding with conservative lawyers who had challenged the measure on religious grounds.
Christian leaders are banding together to stand against a tide of secularism in a historically anti-Christian governmental administration, as 1,700 pastors from across the globe recently affirmed the Frankfurt Declaration of Christian and Civil Liberties.
Standards of Care Version 8 will lower age recommendations for radical sex-change operations from 18, including breast removal for minors as young as 15 years old, and genital surgeries, including womb and testicle removal, for 17-year-olds.
Innocent children are being injured and killed nearly every day in Ukraine,” Sonia Khush, Save the Children’s Country Director in Ukraine, said in a press release Monday.
Typhoon Hinnamnor tore through South Korea’s southern industrial hubs this week, leaving at least 10 people dead, 2 missing and thousands displaced.
New internal Department of Homeland Security (DHS) data shows a staggering one million immigrants have broken the law to get into the United States since Joe Biden took office and have been allowed to stay. Most of them will remain in the country for at least seven years while waiting on hearings.
“This passage suggests a more direct connection between Biden and the investigation into Trump,” The Federalist senior legal correspondent Margot Cleveland wrote.
A Malaysian businessman at the center of a major U.S. Navy bribery scandal has escaped house arrest ahead of his impending sentencing by cutting off his monitoring anklet, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported on Monday.
Most of the money will go to the Kuma Academy, a private military group that will train civilian troops over the next three years. The remaining $13 million will be earmarked to train civilian marksmen.
