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Former Special Air Service (SAS) soldier Oliver Schulz has been charged over the murder of a man while deployed in Afghanistan.

A combatant of corporate cancel culture hopes new research will help U.S. companies realize that their intolerance of diverse views is alienating workers.

Arizona legislators are in court defending a state law that prevents children from being aborted simply for having a disability.

An attorney says everyone should be watching what happens in a case involving a Christian university and a public school district in Arizona.

A Christian ministry in Washington state is going to court to protect its freedom to hire like-minded people of faith.

Baluku is a Ugandan national, according to the US State Department, who is likely in his late 40s

A pharmacist in North Dakota is joining a current lawsuit challenging the Biden administrations mandate that pharmacies dispense abortion-inducing drugs.

Security agencies have been carrying out several raids and arrests around the country, which they claim to be targeting terror cells linked to Allied Democratic Forces and Uganda Coalition Front...

Conservative leaders and legal minds are pleased that another state is protecting children who are confused about their gender from prematurely making permanent changes to their bodies.

A legal challenger of federal overreach is hoping the nations highest court will agree that the president has "no business" forcing female college students to share private spaces with males.