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According to a recent court ruling, religious colleges can operate according to their beliefs.

It remains to be seen whether advocates for so-called transgender athletes will continue to challenge West Virginias Save Womens Sports Act, but for now, ADF is celebrating a recent court decision.

The army also reportedly recovered two guns from the suspected rebels

The military has captured the leader of the Allied Democratic Forces terrorist group that crossed from the eastern DRC and attacked villages in Ntoroko District last month.

ADF is going to court on behalf of some state legislators and pro-life groups who want to protect people from the worlds leading cause of death.

UN cites evidence of violations of the arms embargo, and documents several bombings of infrastructure, and killing of civilians.

ADF rebels attempted to cross into Uganda from DRC, forcing security agencies to admit that the country now faces the threat on three fronts.

This was a relief to a country that has been embroiled in bloody conflict for nearly 30 years.

The Ntoroko LC5 chairperson, Mr William Kasoro, said the district has registered a total of 8,000 internally displaced persons since December 13

The ADF intervened in North Kivu to cause the escape of 800 prisoners in August this year.