As a Methodist minister, the Rev. Jeffrey Edwards takes the Ten Commandments seriously.
New Jersey Pastor Files Suit Against Wells Fargo and State Police After False Arrest and Charges
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Pastor of Harvest Bible Chapel in Naples, Florida, Fired After Refusing to Allow Founding Pastor James MacDonald to Preach There During His ‘Indefinite Sabbatical’
The pastor of Harvest Bible Chapel’s location in Naples, Florida has been fired after he refused to allow James MacDonald, the longtime pastor of the Chicago-area megachurch, to preach there during his recently announced “indefinite sabbatical.”
Former Dallas Police Officer Amber Guyger Indicted on Murder Charge in Shooting of Botham Jean
A former Dallas police officer who walked into an unarmed man’s apartment on Sept. 6 and shot him while wearing her police uniform has been indicted on a charge of murder.
Shawnee State University Professor Sues School for Disciplining Him Because He Refused to Call a Mr. a ‘Miss’
A Shawnee State University philosophy professor filed a lawsuit against the Portsmouth, Ohio, school on Nov. 5 for disciplining him because he insisted on using the courtesy title that corresponded to a student’s biological sex.
CNN Sues Trump Administration Over Jim Acosta’s Revoked Press Credentials
CNN filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against the Trump administration over the revocation of press credentials for White House correspondent Jim Acosta, whose questions and reporting have been a frequent target of criticism by President Donald Trump.
Harvest Bible Chapel Sues Two Bloggers for Spreading ‘False Information’ About James MacDonald and His Megachurch
For six years, two bloggers at a website called The Elephant’s Debt have raised questions about an influential evangelical pastor and his Chicago-area megachurch, criticizing his leadership style and the church’s finances.
Texas Judge Dismisses Lawsuit by Conservative Christians Against Houston Library’s ‘Drag Queen Story Hour’
A lawsuit waged by conservative Christians against a Houston public library over its “Drag Queen Story Hour” program was dismissed by a federal judge Wednesday.
European Medicines Agency Approves First Vaccine for Dengue
Europe’s drug regulator has recommended approving the first vaccine for dengue despite concerns about the vaccine’s wide use and a lawsuit in the Philippines alleging that it was linked to three deaths.
Harvard Asian-American Discrimination Trial Opens
Harvard University discriminates against Asian-American applicants in order to illegally limit how many it admits, a lawyer for a group suing the school said on Monday at the start of a closely watched trial.
Miami Heat’s Udonis Haslem Sues Veterinarian for Neutering his Champion Show Dog Without Permission
Miami Heat player Udonis Haslem is suing the veterinary hospital he says ‘castrated’ his dog without permission.
Supreme Court Rejects Bill Cosby’s Petition to Review Janice Dickinson’s Defamation Lawsuit
As Bill Cosby begins his prison sentence for sexually assaulting one woman, he’ll continue to face a lawsuit for allegedly defaming another woman. On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected Cosby’s petition to review the Janice Dickinson dispute.
2 Years After Prince’s Accidental Overdose, His Family Sues Doctor Who Prescribed Pain Pills
The family of the late rock star Prince is suing a doctor who prescribed pain pills for him, saying the doctor failed to treat him for opiate addiction and therefore bears responsibility for his death two years ago, their attorney announced Friday.
