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Died and Went to Heaven? Ex-Skeptic Discovers Evidence For Jesus, NDE Encounters

Died and Went to Heaven? Ex-Skeptic Discovers Evidence For Jesus, NDE Encounters John Burke, a pastor and author who has studied and examined more than 1,000 accounts of near-death experiences, wasn’t always a believer in the supernatural.

Your Car Is Spying on You. Automobiles Have Become a 'Privacy Nightmare'

Your Car Is Spying on You. Automobiles Have Become a 'Privacy Nightmare' Modern automobiles are technological marvels offering many options for car buyers. Privacy is not one of them. New cars have become spies on wheels. 

Thomas Jefferson's 'Declaration of War' Resonates with Hope as America Celebrates Independence

Thomas Jefferson's 'Declaration of War' Resonates with Hope as America Celebrates Independence Every Fourth of July, America celebrates the freedoms that our country holds dear, and we honor those who gave their lives to secure our liberty. In Colonial Williamsburg, visitors can relive the spirit of independence that sparked our great nation, as Thomas Jefferson still walks the streets with the help of a troupe of reenactors, historians, and storytellers.

Inside the Fight Against the Vile Child Content Spreading on Elon Musk's X

Inside the Fight Against the Vile Child Content Spreading on Elon Musk's X When Elon Musk purchased Twitter in 2022, he claimed that battling the proliferation of child sexual abuse material on the platform was a top priority. Then, last year, he said X does more to fight child exploitation “than any other platform by far.” But it doesn’t seem the facts back him up.

Bipartisan Push to Rebuild US Shipbuilding Industry Amid China Threat

Bipartisan Push to Rebuild US Shipbuilding Industry Amid China Threat The priority to build more ships for America's national security now has official endorsement from Congress. New bipartisan legislation warns the U.S. ship-building industry has been dangerously neglected, and the only way to counter Beijing's growing dominance at sea is to reinvest in this critical sector.

San Antonio Church Launches First Deaf-Led ASL Service to Reach Unseen Community

San Antonio Church Launches First Deaf-Led ASL Service to Reach Unseen Community Nearly 96% of deaf individuals in the U.S. are not connected to a church, but one Texas congregation is working to change that. For the first time in San Antonio, Community Bible Church is launching a deaf-led worship service in American Sign Language (ASL), providing a new way for thousands to experience faith in their heart language.

Drummer Says Dear Friend Was a Michael Tait Sexual Assault Victim: 'I Hope This Goes to Court'

Drummer Says Dear Friend Was a Michael Tait Sexual Assault Victim: 'I Hope This Goes to Court' A former member of an alternative rock group has publicly come out as one of the many victims of unwanted advances by the former lead singer of the Newsboys, Michael Tait, saying he also knows details of other serious incidents.

'Jesus Is the Answer': 700 Inmates Worship God in Oklahoma Prison, 400 Give Their Lives to Christ

'Jesus Is the Answer': 700 Inmates Worship God in Oklahoma Prison, 400 Give Their Lives to Christ The Spirit of God moved powerfully through salvations, baptisms, and life-changing moments during an outreach at an Oklahoma prison last week. More than 700 inmates worshipped Jesus and were "touched by the presence of God," one of the organizers told CBN News. 

Bryan Kohberger Pleads Guilty to Murders of 4 Idaho Students, but Family Members Furious

Bryan Kohberger Pleads Guilty to Murders of 4 Idaho Students, but Family Members Furious Bryan Kohberger has agreed to plead guilty to all counts in the killings of four University of Idaho students. A stunning turn after originally pleading not guilty. This latest plea will spare Kohberger from the death penalty.

‘God’s Definitely Real’: Cross Necklace Saves Man’s Life After He Was Shot in the Chest

‘God’s Definitely Real’: Cross Necklace Saves Man’s Life After He Was Shot in the Chest A Florida man is crediting God and a cross necklace for helping save his life.