Anton Carillo Articles
Arizona Petitions Court To Protect Babies With Down Syndrome From Abortions
The state of Arizona through Attorney General Mark Brnovich filed a motion in the United States Supreme Court to protect unborn babies from abortion due to a diagnosis of Down syndrome. 
Islamic Extremists Kidnapped More Than 600 Girls in Mozambique And Made Them Slaves: Watchdog
Human Rights Watch revealed that more than 600 women and girls from Mozambique were kidnapped and enslaved by Muslim extremist groups in a span of three years. 
America Growing More Secular By The Year, Poll Shows
A new Pew Research poll reveals a declining number of Americans who identify themselves as Christians this year, showing a growth in secularism in the country. 
Christian Basketball Superstar Steph Curry Says He’s ‘Blessed For Sure’ After Breaking NBA 3-Point Record
Golden State Warriors Point Guard Superstar Stephen "Steph" Curry called himself "blessed for sure" after breaking the three-point record of the NBA on Tuesday. 
Ex-Marine Raises Money To Give Supplies, Toys For Kids Who Lost Homes To Tornadoes
Former Marine Shawn Triplett of Mayfield, Kentucky organized a fundraising campaign for children who were made homeless by the multiple tornadoes that hit the South and Midwest areas of the United States last week. 
Cross Left Standing After Tornado Decimates Church Reminds People That ‘God Is With Us’
After deadly tornadoes leveled structures to the ground overnight in Mayfield City, Kentucky, the First Baptist Church's cross was left standing as if to signify to residents that "God is with us," giving them hope to look beyond the tragedy. 
Lockdowns Primarily Harmful, Not Helpful, Against COVID, According To Research By Two Think-Tanks
A review of fifty states conducted by the Emory University and Southern Methodist University in collaboration with the Georgia Center for Opportunity and the Texas Public Policy Foundation revealed that lockdowns have minimal benefit to public health. 
Illinois Healthcare Workers Who Were Forced To Get Vaccinated Against Their Religious Beliefs Sue For Damages
Religious freedom organization Liberty Counsel announced that Illinois healthcare workers who were forced to get vaccinated against their religious beliefs have filed a lawsuit against their employer, NorthShore University HealthSystem, for discrimination and denial of religious exemption. 
Ohio City No Longer Sanctuary For The Unborn After Abortionists Were Elected
Just two months after being declared a Sanctuary for the Unborn, Mason City in Ohio has repealed the ordinance that prohibited abortion following an election that added abortion supporters to the city council. 
Christian Rapper And Pastor Trip Lee Reveals Reason Why He Stepped Away From Ministry
Former Concord Church Pastor William Lee Barefield III finally revealed that an incurable illness is the reason he "stepped away" from ministry months ago.
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