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Trump Speaks Out On 'Unprecedented Assault On Free Speech In Recent Days'

U.S. President Donald Trump recently spoke out regarding the attacks on free speech, particularly what's happening in social media.

Weeks After Denying It, UK Government Now Funding COVID 'Vaccine Passports'
The U.K. government is now working to fund COVID-19 "vaccine passports" after saying weeks ago that they have no plans doing so, reports say.
US Supreme Court To Hear Case Of Student Whose GA College Stopped Him From Sharing His Faith
A college student from Georgia was forbidden from sharing his Christian faith with his peers in their campus. This happened on more than just one occasion and the suppression is now being looked into …

Study Reveals Rise In Children’s COVID-19 Hospitalization Rates In US

A study indicates that there has been an increase in the number of children hospitalized for COVID-19 in recent months.

Church Donates A Minivan To Family Of 7; Continues To Help Out Others
A Pastor found a way to help a struggling single mother of seven -- by asking for help in donating a minivan for their needs.
Church Sets Up Outdoor Food Pantries To Help People In Need
A Church in Fremont, Nebraska sets up outdoor food pantries to help people in need when they need it, a report says.
Americans Leaving Democrat-Run States For Republican-Run States Over Bad Policies, Pandemic
Americans are leaving Democrat-run states for Republican-run states over bad policies, particularly related to the pandemic, according to a report.

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Police Officers Show Solidarity With Protestors
some officers have shown solidarity with the movement by hugging protesters, praying with them, mourning with them, and taking a knee to honor Floyd.
African-American Business Owner Handcuffed Over Confusion
Los Angeles community members who were helping liquor store owners defend the business from looters were handcuffed and detained by the police. As Fox News reporter catches the looters raiding a small local business scene on camera, the defenders who are handcuffed immediately yell that they aren't …
Janice Wilbourn speaks out after vandals target her store
After looters failed to break into her store, she appears on 'America's Newsroom' on Tuesday speaking ours against the people who struck her establishment in the wake of the protest over George Floyd's death.
Pastor Martin Urges Peaceful Protest for George Floyd's Death
Martin estimates about 90 percent of protestors chant, sit and march peacefully, while only a handful loot, burn and destroy others' property.
Volunteers in Seattle continue to clean after the extensive damage
Together as a team, they swept up broken glass, scrubbed out graffiti, and threw away the trash to provide a safer environment for individuals who stay in Seattle. Volunteers try to prove a point that they are trying to do better by banding together to start restoring the city they love. Encouraging…
"The Church of the Presidents" has caught on fire in Washington D.C.
Through media, the Rector issues an invitation to worship together on the Day of Pentecost.
CDC Guidelines for the Reopening of Houses of Worship
CDC, or The Centers for Disease and Control and Prevention released guidelines on Friday following President Trump's public announcement of recognizing houses of worship as essential places providing essential services.
Calvin University Receives $22.25 Million Gift to Launch School of Business
During the institution's board meeting this past weekend, Calvin University announced that they plan to use a $22.25 million anonymous gift to launch a new business school.
Black Lives Matter, Ahmaud Arbery died to violent shooting in Georgia
Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year old unarmed black man, went jogging in a Brunswick, Georgia, neighborhood and encountered two men who later said they thought he was a criminal. A newly surfaced video appears to show Arbery tussling with one of the men before a shot rings out, blood spreads on Arbery's whit…
China Jails Journalist For 15 Years Ahead of World Press Freedom Day
Authorities in the central Chinese province of Hunan handed down a 15-year jail term to a journalist who made critical comments on social media, just days ahead of World Press Freedom Day on May 3.