The case, which some political experts believe could set in motion the process to dismantle Roe v. Wade, is set for December 1.
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According to French officials, the target year for the re-opening of Notre Dame to the public is 2024.
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“American Underdog” will air in theaters across the nation on Christmas Day, 2021. The movie tells the true story of Hall of Fame NFL quarterback Kurt Warner, who went from a grocery store clerk to a Super Bowl champion.
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This past month, Minneapolis residents continued to foster peace and goodwill in their city in a simple, yet profound way.
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Purdue University’s All American Band will be without their iconic drum as the Boilermaker football team takes on the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 EST.
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At a school board meeting on Monday, Shubert resolutely told the school board members that they must either resign or be charged with allowing child pornography into the school.
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This past week, biblically-faithful Roman Catholics breathed a sign of relief when the Bishop of Rome reiterated a long-held biblical truth.
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Several gymnasts, including gold medalists Simone Biles, Aly Raisman, and Mikayla Maroney, testified before Congress in an emotional hearing on Wednesday, detailing the toll that Nassar’s abuse had on them.
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The courts ruled that the school had no grounds for firing the homosexual teacher and commited descrimination against him based on his sexual orientation.
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After nearly a decade-and-a-half in the major leagues, Milwaukee Brewers slugger Ryan Braun announced his retirement at the age of 37.
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A professor from Syracuse University last week said that the 9/11 conspiracy was in reality an attack on the “heteropatriarchal capitalistic systems” that “many white Americans fight to protect.”
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In a brutal mixed martial arts (MMA) contest, a biological man identifying as a woman won his first fight on Friday by choking out his biologically female opponent.