OneNewsNow.com - Your News Right Now

CULTURE

Bill making worship services 'essential' counters guv's mandates

Dr. Seuss was target before 'Cancel Culture' caught up

CULTURE

Bethany surrendering to 'reality' of new world with three dads

POLITICS

Republicans fight Democrat push to compromise voting rules

House Dems pass bill making radical changes in state voting laws

POLITICS-GOVT

Fairness for All, Equality Acts are equally bad

CHURCH

Bill making worship services 'essential' counters guv's mandates

NEWS YOU SHOULD READ

PERSECUTION

Boy branded a blasphemer needs out of Pakistan

Charlie Butts
Thursday, March 4, 2021

Though a jailed Pakistani Christian may soon enjoy freedom, a spokesman for a Christian organization that advocates for religious minorities says the boy's concerns are far from over.

NATIONAL SECURITY

CRT destructive to military cohesion, mutual trust

Chad Groening
Thursday, March 4, 2021

A conservative military watchdog is concerned that Joe Biden's executive order regarding critical race theory (CRT) could seriously impact the military in a negative way.

SPORTS

Mississippi's 'Fairness Act' soon to become law

Chris Woodward
Thursday, March 4, 2021

A bill in Mississippi that would bar biological males from competing in female sports is now waiting for approval from the governor, who has said he will sign the measure into law in the next few days.

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

STAR PARKER

Trump gets it right at CPAC

Thursday, March 4, 2021

One needn't agree with Donald Trump 100% of the time or be happy all the time with the way in which he delivers his message. But America and its Judeo-Christian values are under siege – and we need strong, tough leaders. Donald Trump is strong, tough … and right.

VIDEOS YOU SHOULD SEE

Senate Republicans hit Dems on reopening schools

Officials: Crash victims came via border fence hole

Bucking GOP trend, Alabama gov. extends mask order

NYC Democrat mayor attacks Democrat Governor Cuomo

MORE NEWS IN FOCUS

SPORTS

Mississippi's 'Fairness Act' soon to become law

Chris Woodward
Thursday, March 4, 2021

CULTURE

Dr. Seuss was target before 'Cancel Culture' caught up

Billy Davis, Steve Jordahl
Thursday, March 4, 2021

The warning is out for anyone not listening: The so-called “Cancel Culture” that claimed Dr. Seuss as its latest trophy will never, ever be satisfied because white supremacists are supposedly hiding everywhere, not just on Mulberry Street.

CHURCH

Bill making worship services 'essential' counters guv's mandates

Chris Woodward, Michael F. Haverluck
Thursday, March 4, 2021

A California state senator wants religious services to be treated as "essential services" that are critical to the health and welfare of the public – and after introducing a bill calling for that, he's received the backing of a prominent California pastor.

PERSECUTION

Boy branded a blasphemer needs out of Pakistan

Charlie Butts
Thursday, March 4, 2021

Though a jailed Pakistani Christian may soon enjoy freedom, a spokesman for a Christian organization that advocates for religious minorities says the boy's concerns are far from over.

BUSINESS

Nixing gas stations won't solve climate change

Chris Woodward
Thursday, March 4, 2021

The voice of the independent oil and gas industry in the West says Petaluma, California voting to outlaw new gas stations as part of an effort to combat what some people view as man-made climate change is an example of how some cities are "really overstepping their bounds."

NATIONAL SECURITY

CRT destructive to military cohesion, mutual trust

Chad Groening
Thursday, March 4, 2021

A conservative military watchdog is concerned that Joe Biden's executive order regarding critical race theory (CRT) could seriously impact the military in a negative way.

POLITICS-GOVT

Why should Americans agree to worst-ever amnesty?

Chad Groening
Thursday, March 4, 2021

An immigration reform activist says Joe Biden's amnesty and open borders policies are a "magnet" for more fatal incidents along the southern border.

EDUCATION

Punished for his views, Jewish student pushed back at Tufts

Bob Kellogg, Billy Davis
Wednesday, March 3, 2021

A pro-Palestinian student group succeeded in censoring a Jewish college student for his unwanted views but the young man and a legal firm have used the incident to expose allegations of anti-Semitism on campus.

LEGAL-COURTS

Millions of AZ ballots can undergo audit

Chad Groening
Wednesday, March 3, 2021

In what's likely to be good news for those concerned about election integrity, a judge in Arizona has ruled that the State Senate has the right to audit more than two-million ballots from the 2020 presidential election.