With parts of Europe already relaxing restrictions and a growing number of Americans willing to return to normal as the threat of COVID appears to be subsiding, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell took to the Senate floor Wednesday with a message: the emergency has to end.

Last month, evangelical church planting network Acts 29 announced that a new initiative to encourage pastors to plant new churches. The network is reportedly offering a $50,000 grant to each new church plant to help fund the startup. 

Data released from the U.S. Department of Transportation reveals a 12% increase in total traffic deaths for 2021 compared to the previous year.

A former University of California at Los Angeles instructor accused of posting online threats of violence against the campus, disrupting a day of classes, was arrested in Colorado on Tuesday after a standoff with police, officials said.

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The six former employees, which include marketing personnel, business personnel, and even cheerleaders, are testify before the House Committee presently. 

This week, Democrats in the House have pushed forward a new version of the America COMPETES Act, a plan they say will better position the United States in global economic competition with China; but, as debate on the bill increases, opponents are emerging with a litany of complaints.

A bishop in Las Vegas is taking a stand for the unborn, imploring politicians who claim fidelity to the Catholic faith but also support abortion to refrain from partaking in the Lord’s Supper.

CNN President Jeff Zucker, whom industry insiders speculated would play a larger role when the network becomes part of Discovery, resigned on Wednesday, telling staff he failed to disclose a consensual relationship with a colleague.