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1. Church Staffer Steals $500,000 to Pay for Wedding, Personal Expenses, Officials Say

A church's financial manager stole more than $500,000 to pay for her wedding and many other personal expenses, authorities said. Taisha Smith-DeJoseph, 43, of Willingboro faces numerous charges including ...

Created on 12 February 2020

2. FBI: Jews Targeted With Overwhelming Number of Religious-Based Hate Crimes ...

Newly released FBI data shows that Jews and Jewish institutions were the overwhelming target of religion-based hate crimes in the United States last year. The 2018 Hate Crime Statistics reported 7,120 ...

Created on 13 November 2019

3. Former Church Youth Director Among 100 Arrested for Human Trafficking

Among the more than 100 people arrested for human trafficking in Ohio was a 26-year-old former church youth director, according to Fox News. Christian Gibson worked at The Redeemers on Courtright (ROC) ...

Created on 20 September 2019

4. Alleged Sex Trafficker Jeffrey Epstein Commits Suicide in Prison

Jeffrey Epstein, the U.S. financier facing federal sex trafficking charges, hanged himself on Friday night in his lower Manhattan jail cell, several U.S. media outlets reported on Saturday. Epstein, 66, ...

Created on 10 August 2019

5. Trafficked Woman Who Killed Her Rapist Freed From Prison After 15 Years

... tic oppression caused by social inequities such as unequal education and impoverished neighborhoods that are riddled with crime, drugs and sex trafficking more frequently find themselves in the criminal jus ...

Created on 07 August 2019

6. How One Local Church Helped a Chicago Neighborhood's Crime Rate Drop 42% ...

Wilfredo "Choco" De Jesus grew up in Humboldt Park, one of the most crime-ridden neighborhoods in Chicago. He lost his own brother to gang violence and saw firsthand what broken, desperate people are willin ...

Created on 06 August 2019

7. Why the Jeffrey Epstein Scandal Has Hollywood Elite Shaking in Their Boots

... h Jeffrey Epstein was involved in committing sexual crimes. And we should allow the legal process to play out before we presume that anyone in particular is guilty. But based on the evidence that was pres ...

Created on 09 July 2019

8. Could Jeffrey Epstein's Case Be the Biggest Scandal in US History?

We are about to open up a can of worms that could turn our entire country completely upside down by the time it is all said and done. Billionaire Jeffrey Epstein's horrific crimes have been well known fo ...

Created on 09 July 2019

9. Pastor Choco: Chicago Hood's Crime Rate Dropped 42% When We Obeyed ...

Everyone knows that Chicago is one of the most dangerous, crime-ridden cities in the United States. But I recently heard an amazing story of transformation and new beginnings in that city. Pastor Wilfredo ...

Created on 25 June 2019

10. She Was a Career Criminal and Violent Drug Addict, But God ...

Katie Souza was a career criminal and violent drug addict—before God transformed her life. Today, she's a healing evangelist, author and host of the television show Healing Your Soul. Her Maricopa, Arizona-based ...

Created on 05 December 2018

11. Church Rebukes 'Spirits of Crime' After Pastor's Wife Murdered in Carjacking ...

A woman was killed Tuesday night during a carjacking in New Orleans. One church says she was a "great woman of God" and is rebuking spirits of crime in the wake of her murder, according to reports. Jeanno ...

Created on 29 November 2018

12. Second Brunson Hearing Concludes in Turkey, Next Court Date Set

The second hearing for pastor Andrew Brunson has ended, and Brunson will remain in prison in Turkey until his next court date on July 18, CBN News' Abigail Robertson has tweeted. More details from the ...

Created on 07 May 2018

13. Abortion Facility Remains Under Criminal Review for Suspected Trafficking of Baby Organs

A Palm Beach County Sheriff's Department Crime Scene unit was parked yesterday at Presidential Women's Center (PWC), an abortion facility located in West Palm Beach, Florida. Susan Pine, a pro-life sidewa ...

Created on 08 February 2018

14. Elder Charged With Premeditated Murder in Pastor Wife's Death

Robert Lee Harris Jr., an elder at a Kansas City area church, was charged with premeditated murder in his wife's death. His wife, Tanisha Stuart Harris, was found dead in a field last week. The couple ...

Created on 15 January 2018

15. After Finding Jesus, Crooked Cop Reconciles With the Man He Framed

Crooked cop Andrew Collins framed Jameel McGee, an innocent man, for possession of crack cocaine. McGee spent three years in prison and even missed the birth of his son. Years later—after losing his position ...

Created on 28 December 2017

16. Bowe Bergdahl Won't Go to Prison

U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl on Friday was spared prison time for endangering fellow troops when he deserted his post in Afghanistan in 2009, but a military judge ordered he should be dishonorably ...

Created on 03 November 2017

17. Center for Medical Progress Responds to New 'Hypocrisy'

Back in April, the Department of Justice announced it had secured indictments of 15 individuals following a two-year investigation dubbed Project Dakota Flyer. Their alleged crimes? The illegal trafficking ...

Created on 24 July 2017

18. President Trump: The Senate Needs to Pass These Bills and Get Them on My Desk

As promised, the House of Representatives voted and passed both the No Sanctuary for Criminals Act and Kate's Law, two key pieces of legislation President Donald Trump has been eager to see on his desk. ...

Created on 30 June 2017

19. Here's Another Story of Absurd Government Overreach

... d up in federal prison on August 6. His crime? Protecting the city of Driggs from flooding. When Mr. Moses began to develop a subdivision along Teton Creek in 1980, Teton County required him to impleme ...

Created on 29 June 2017

20. Sessions: Federal Prosecutors Will Seek the Harshest Punishments Possible

Attorney General Jeff Sessions has directed all 96 U.S. attorneys to take a tougher stand on crime. In his memorandum establishing new charging and sentencing policies for the Department of Justice, he ...

Created on 12 May 2017