Samantha Kamman has written about pro-life topics and social issues for years. Her articles have appeared in Live Action News, The Washington Examiner, and Human Defense Initiative. Samantha graduated from North Central College in 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts. Samantha re-converted to Catholicism after relocating to the D.C. area.
A federal judge sided with 16 state attorneys general and temporarily halted a Biden-Harris policy that could enable over 500,000 illegal aliens to remain in the United States, with the plaintiff states arguing the program would “irreparably harm” them and incentivize illegal immigration.
A church’s ability to pay off nearly $8 million in medical debt helped one teenage boy share the Gospel with his father.
Anti-Israel activists at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago targeted a pro-life pregnancy center that provides housing and other free services to women by cementing the doors shut to prevent staff from serving pregnant clients.
Several news outlets have cited a Gaza hospital director as an official source in their coverage of the Israel-Hamas war, despite the director’s public celebration of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attacks and his hosting of slain Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh at his daughter’s wedding, according to a media watchdog group.
An infantry officer who expressed Christian views on human sexuality and other LGBT-related issues faced pressure to resign from the Idaho National Guard and was stripped of his commanding position following a complaint from a subordinate who identifies as homosexual.
Planned Parenthood should lose its tax-exempt status for deploying a mobile van to offer free abortion drugs and vasectomies at the Democratic National Convention this week, argues an Internal Revenue Service complaint filed by a pro-life organization.
Famed actor Tim Allen, who many will recognize today as the star of the sitcom "Last Man Standing," said he is taking the time to thoroughly read the Bible from the Old Testament to the New Testament for the first time, calling the journey surprising.
A U.S.-based Christian NGO teamed up with partner organizations to deliver over $400,000 worth of medical aid to dozens of hospitals throughout the Plateau state of Nigeria earlier this month as rights groups warn that more Christians are killed in Nigeria each year than other countries combined.
From tear-gas attacks on churches to girls being forced into Islamic marriage, the "hidden" abuses women face and the increasing trend of persecution against Christians are receiving a global spotlight Thursday.
A few miles from where Vice President Kamala Harris was officially declared the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee, anti-Israel protesters burned the American flag and violently clashed with police in riot gear, ignoring calls to disperse. One of the groups responsible for planning the protest is believed to have ties to terrorist groups.
