Minister admits to defrauding churchgoers

An online fundraiser aimed at helping the family of a Wisconsin pastor killed when a driver hit him after running a red light has raised over $136,000 in donations.

A new poll reveals that Chick-fil-A is the most popular restaurant among American teens, mirroring the results of other surveys of both youth and adults finding a high level of admiration for the fast food chain.

With three weeks to go until the midterm elections, a majority of American parents are expressing concern about the state of public education as the issue remains at the forefront of United States politics.

Results of a new large-scale study by the Springtide Research Institute have seemingly confirmed decades of previous research pointing to a positive relationship between religion, spirituality and mental health.

Actor Mark Wahlberg, known for being outspoken about his Catholic faith, has decided to move out of California to provide his children with a "better life."

Georgia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams connected the topic of abortion to rising inflation on Wednesday, arguing that abortion is an "economic issue" after being told that inflation is reportedly a more significant issue for voters in the upcoming midterm elections.

A prominent Baptist minister in Louisiana has pled guilty in federal court to defrauding his church, a school and others of approximately $889,000. He could be sentenced to as much as a decade in prison.

The new gay rom-com, "Bros," has bombed at the box office. Director Nicholas Stoller and star Billy Eichner, in full Nietzschean ressentiment mode, are in little doubt about why the film flopped: homophobic weirdos refusing to go and see it.