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1. 'Amazingly Blessed': TX Couple Takes in Stranded Delivery Driver During Winter Storm

   One Texas delivery driver says she is "amazingly blessed" after a couple offered to let her stay in their home during last week's winter storm.

2. New York University Suspends Student for Saying 'A Man Is a Man, a Woman Is a Woman'

   A university in New York has reportedly suspended one of its students after he shared an Instagram post in which he asserted “a man is a man, a woman is a woman.”

3. VA School System Drops Dr. Seuss, Claims Books are Fraught With 'Racial Undertones' After Left-Wing Group Promotes Removal

   A prominent Virginia school district is dropping Read Across America Day, which celebrates the beloved children's author Dr. Seuss after a left-wing educators group alleged that his books contain "racial undertones."

4. 'These Biological Males Are Just Taking It Away From Us': Biden DOJ Drops Female High School Athletes' Lawsuit

   President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice has withdrawn its support for a lawsuit brought by three female high school athletes that would block transgender females — biological males — from competing on girls’ sports teams in Connecticut.

5. 'I Think Some People Need a Little Jesus in Their Life': Lankford Reads Religious Liberty Riot Act at CPAC

   Oklahoma Republican Sen. James Lankford spoke at CPAC on Friday about America's freedom of religion, standing tall for our religious liberties. "Liberal professors, left-wing politicians can't push faith out of public view because they don't like it. We have a First Amendment..."

6. 'I Began to Feel Like an Administrator at Auschwitz': Stunning Revelations from a Planned Parenthood Insider

   Given that I had the keys to the castle, the deeper I looked the more it began to be clear that the rules and regulations that we were obliged by law to follow were being ignored with nearly every abortive procedure.

7. Flooding Rains to Deluge 1,000-Mile-Long Swath of U.S. in Wake of Devastating Winter Storms

   One week after a wild stretch of winter weather slammed a large portion of the southern United States with snow, ice and bitterly cold air, some of the same areas are now facing the risk of flooding.

8. 'In Jesus' Name We Pray': After Losing Her Job, NY Woman Shifts to Lead Pantry Feeding Thousands

   While dozens of New Yorkers lined up outside in the rain, shopping carts at the ready as they waited for free food, Sofia Moncayo led her team in prayer.

9. Cameras Everywhere: America's Expanding 'Surveillance Society' Raises Privacy Concerns

   How many times a week do you think you are unknowingly caught on camera? Researchers believe that number is in the hundreds given the explosion of surveillance technology and that's worrying privacy advocates, especially here in the United States.

10. US Bombs Facilities in Syria Used by Iran-Backed Militia

    The United States launched airstrikes in Syria on Thursday, targeting facilities used by Iranian-backed militia groups. The Pentagon said the strikes were in retaliation for a rocket attack in Iraq earlier this month that killed one civilian contractor and wounded a U.S. service member and other coalition troops.

11. Yellen Backs Research into Digital Dollar, but Experts Warn Right to Privacy Would Be Lost

    U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has indicated the Biden administration is interested in doing more research into creating a digital dollar. 

12. A Transgender Potato Head? Hasbro's Classic Plastic Toy Experiences a Change

    Chalk up another unusual headline to the LGBTQ agenda. This time it's not a television or movie character who has suddenly turned trans, it's a children's toy that has been around for almost 70 years

13. Victims of Big Tech Censorship Keep Piling Up: How Project Veritas Got Permanently Blocked on Twitter

    Twitter, Facebook, and others insist they don't discriminate against conservatives, but they'll have a hard time convincing Project Veritas of that claim. 

14. House Steamrolls Religious Liberty, Votes to Pass LGBTQ Bill

    The House on Thursday voted to pass the Equality Act, landmark LGBTQ legislation that poses major challenges for religious liberty. An alternative approach, the Fairness for All Act, aims to accommodate both LGBTQ concerns and people of faith but has yet to win mainstream support from faith-based groups.

15. 'Living in Swamp Better Than Being Enslaved': How Runaway Slaves Found Freedom in the Great Dismal Swamp 

    Between 1620 and the time of the Civil War, the Great Dismal Swamp on the Virginia-North Carolina border served as a thriving refuge for runaway slaves who chose to build their lives in freedom no matter the conditions.

16. 'Chilling' War on Conservative Media: Some Warn Dems Trying to 'Silence All Opposing Views'

    Some say there's a war brewing against conservative media, while others argue it's just another example of Democrats trying to censor viewpoints and political speech they don't like or agree with.

17. All Over Again: Target Removes Abigail Shrier’s Book Critical of Transgender Agenda

    Target has — once again — removed Abigail Shrier’s book critical of the transgender agenda from its online shop, according to the author. This time, Shrier noted via Twitter, the move comes “without a word of explanation.”

18. ‘Our World Lost a Giant of a Man Today’: Celebrate Recovery Founder John Baker Dies

    Pastor John Baker, founder of the faith-based Celebrate Recovery ministry designed to help people break free from their “hurts, habits, and hang-ups,” has passed away.

19. 'Release a Great Awakening': Regent University Hosts National Collegiate Day of Prayer - Watch Here

    On Thursday, Regent University will host the National Collegiate Day of Prayer for over 4,000 college campuses across the United States. The event is a united, multi-generational day of prayer for revival and awakening on college campuses in America.

20. Gov. Kemp Tells CBN News How He Plans to Turn Georgia into a 'Sanctuary State for People of Faith'

    Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) spoke with CBN News Chief Political Analyst David Brody on why he wants the peach state to be a "sanctuary state" for the faithful.

21. 2021 'Dirty Dozen List' Says Internet Giants Like Amazon, Netflix and Reddit Fueling Sexual Exploitation

    After a year of weighing the impacts of the COVID pandemic, it’s clear how it’s led to greater sexual exploitation.  The center investigating the trend has just released its annual Dirty Dozen List, and the connection of giants like Amazon, Netflix, and Chromebooks to sexual exploitation should set off major alarms in homes across the country.