14,000 Air Traffic Controllers Work Without Pay as Partial Government Shutdown Drags On

14,000 Air Traffic Controllers Work Without Pay as Partial Government Shutdown Drags On Tuesday marks the fourth day of a partial government shutdown. It comes as lawmakers in Washington remain deadlocked over funding for immigration enforcement and is now affecting thousands of federal workers. Workers with the Federal Aviation Administration are on furlough and some 14,000 air traffic controllers will work without pay as the shutdown continues.

'An Unforgivable Evil': Detransitioner Awarded Millions in First Malpractice Case

'An Unforgivable Evil': Detransitioner Awarded Millions in First Malpractice Case A 22-year-old woman has become the first detransitioner to successfully win her malpractice lawsuit against those who irrevocably altered her body when she was just a teenager.

Babylon Bee Wins Major Free Speech Case Against Hawaii's Satire Censorship Law

Babylon Bee Wins Major Free Speech Case Against Hawaii's Satire Censorship Law A U.S. federal district court has ruled in a case involving The Babylon Bee that a Hawaii law that censors online political speech is unconstitutional. 

Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit Affirms the Bible's Accuracy and Timeless Truth

Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit Affirms the Bible's Accuracy and Timeless Truth Once kept under lock and key, portions of the Dead Sea Scrolls are now on display at Washington, D.C.'s Museum of the Bible, removing all obscurity and opening these ancient texts for all to see.

Arctic Blast Slams Southeast as Power Conservation Urged from Florida to the Carolinas

Arctic Blast Slams Southeast as Power Conservation Urged from Florida to the Carolinas In parts of the Southeast, people are being asked to conserve electricity because of extreme cold temperatures reaching as far south as Florida. This follows a crippling snowstorm across the Carolinas.

Kristan Hawkins Drops Revelation on What Has Activists So Fired Up

Kristan Hawkins Drops Revelation on What Has Activists So Fired Up Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life of America, is on a mission to defend the unborn.

Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit Affirms the Bible's Accuracy and Timeless Truth

Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit Affirms the Bible's Accuracy and Timeless Truth Once kept under lock and key, portions of the Dead Sea Scrolls are now on display at Washington, D.C.'s Museum of the Bible, removing all obscurity and opening these ancient texts for all to see.