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Recent federal cuts to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, to USAID, to the Department of Education, and to other government agencies and NGO have caused much discussion and – in some quarters – great fear.
In a recent court filing, the IRS said the Johnson Amendment, which bars all nonprofits from being involved in political campaigns, should not apply to political speech during religious services.
The political supporter, who swindled investors out of $140M, apologized for his actions.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has filed charges against Edwin Brant Frost IV, the founder and owner of Georgia-based First Liberty Building and Loan.
IRS hopes to settle lawsuit brought by National Religious Broadcasters and TX churches
In a court filing, the IRS said theJohnson Amendment should not apply to political speech during religious services.
Group agrees to take down anti-Trump Billy Graham ads
An Evangelical Christian group that led a pro-Kamala Harris campaign in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election has removed a series of ads that contrasted the words of the Rev. Billy Graham with those ...
Perpetrator was sole signatory on church’s bank accounts
A federal court is accusing a Charlotte realtor of scamming his own friends and church out of at least $1.7 million.
The One Big Beautiful Bill would raise the exemption to $15 million.
Raising the estate tax exemption has possible implications for family farms and businesses and for charitable giving.
Once they have been discredited, they should be ignored
Five years ago, when I started seeing smoke come from the direction of McLean Bible Church in suburban Washington, I assumed I would find fire. Five years and more than 20 stories later, I find ...
Texas law bans NDAs in sexual assault, trafficking, and child sexual abuse cases
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill (SB) 835, also known as “Trey’s Law,” over the weekend. It will take effect on September 1.
Castle Rock’s settlement included payment for the church’s attorney’s fees.
The Rock church can continue its ministry to temporarily house homeless persons after it reached a settlement agreement with the town of Castle Rock, Colorado.
