Evangelist Franklin Graham is warning Christians that the so-called Respect for Marriage Act, which is set to be voted on by the Senate Monday, is a deceptive smoke-screen that would change the definition of marriage as between a man and a woman while not protecting those who hold a traditional view of marriage.

A new survey reveals that most Americans reject the idea that politics is “broken” and instead believe that the political system in the United States is being “abused” by bad actors as a prominent researcher is warning that the U.S. might soon face a “point of no return” if it does not change course quickly.

While some pro-lifers are pleased that new data shows abortions decreased slightly in 2020, the significant increase in chemical abortion pill usage has raised concern.

A group claiming responsibility for vandalizing a sign belonging to Focus on the Family claims the criminal act was in response to “hateful theology” after a nonbinary gunman killed five people and wounded 18 others at a local bar.

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• Franklin Graham warns Christians about ‘Respect for Marriage Act’ | Politics News
• Barna: U.S. may hit 'point of no return' without political reset | Politics News
• Charity apologizes to chaplain rebuked for wearing cross | World News
• Christian nurse wrongly punished for wearing cross: UK tribunal | World News
• Wyoming homeless shelter secures right to hire only Christians | U.S. News
• CDC data showing uptick in use of abortion pills raises concerns | U.S. News
• Pro-lifers rip FDA for loosening safeguard for abortion pills | Politics News
• Focus on the Family sign vandalized on Thanksgiving by LGBT group | U.S. News
• Massive protests in China after 10 deaths due to Covid lockdowns | World News