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Man undresses in front of women in Seattle locker room, asserts right to do so under state's transgender bathroom policy
Washington's transgender bathroom rule drew protests after a man undressed in front of women in a locker room at the Seattle Parks and Recreation and asserted that he had the right to do so.
LGBT strategy revealed: How they try to compel lawmakers to support transgender bathroom bill
The LGBT movement in the United States is crafting "slick, emotional and effective" messages to win lawmakers' support for the transgender bathroom bill that would allow transgenders to use facilities that correspond to their gender identities.
Utah governor supports proposed bill to administer anaesthesia to unborn babies during abortion
Republican Utah Gov. Gary Herbert has thrown his support to a proposal to administer anesthesia to babies during an abortion procedure, calling it the "most humane" way to end a baby's life.
Police officer recalls how Bible gift he gave 'saved life' of homeless ex-drug addict in South Carolina
A former drug addict and homeless man thanked a police officer in South Carolina for giving him the Bible that changed him for the better.
Missouri court backs Catholic diocese in dismissing female church official found to be married to woman pastor
A Missouri court has ruled in favor of Catholic Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph in dismissing a woman who was found to be married to another woman.
Pastor stabbed to death in his California apartment; police arrest son found covered in blood and tagged as suspect
A pastor at a California church was stabbed to death Friday morning and the police arrested his son who was tagged as the suspect.
Colorado lawmakers kill measures that sought to ban abortion, penalise crimes against unborn child
State House representatives in Colorado have killed two bills that would ban abortion and penalize those who injure or kill an unborn child.
First in U.S.: South Dakota Senate OKs bill banning transgenders from using restrooms of their gender identity
The South Dakota Senate passed a bill Tuesday that would prohibit transgender students from using restrooms of the gender identity.
North Carolina sheriff's department puts 'In God We Trust' decals â paid for by church â on patrol cars
The sheriff's department in Rutherford County, North Carolina has started sticking "In God We Trust" decals on its 50 patrol cars.
Bill requiring doctors to care for babies who survive abortion rejected in New Mexico
A New Mexico House committee has rejected a bill that would have required abortion doctors to take care of babies who survive the procedure.
Mississippi lawmakers re-file bill to make Holy Bible as official state book
Mississippi lawmakers have refiled a bill to make the Bible the official state book.
Use of boys' locker room by a transgender sparks controversy in California school
A transgender, born a woman but identifies herself as a boy, has triggered controversy at a high school in San Diego, California after she started using the boys' locker room.
Growing number of Chinese students in U.S. universities discovering Christianity
A growing number of Chinese students in American universities are discovering Christianity and Jesus.
Woman sues Florida megachurch after failing to get hush money to keep affair with pastor a secret
A woman has filed a lawsuit against a Florida megachurch after it reportedly did not pay her the promised hush money to keep her alleged affair with a pastor a secret.
Pennsylvania pastor offers free prayer at coffee shops, says he's humbled at how the Spirit works
Associate Pastor Thomas Rusert is not a coffee drinker. "I drink coffee only on Thursdays. This is partly because I am a weirdly patterned person. It's also because I feel insecure ordering my preferred tea at a coffee shop; it's like ordering a salad at a steakhouse," he said.
Police issue citation to preacher for publicly speaking out against STDs which 'offended' Texas university students
An evangelical preacher who publicly spoke out against sexually transmitted diseases, anal sex and "dirty penis" off campus in Texas was issued a ticket by a police officer for disorderly conduct that offended students.