Trump Back on Twitter, ACLU Tries to Shutter Religious Foster Care Agencies, Pastors on Political Division Stress

Donald Trump is back — at least on Twitter. The former president is one of several high-profile accounts that were reinstated by Twitter, along with The Babylon Bee, Dr. Jordan Peterson, and Kathy Griffin, among others.

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has asked the U.S. District Court to protect the state’s right to partner with private, faith-based foster care agencies that help place children in foster care in response to the American Civil Liberties Union’s lawsuit to shutter religious

foster care agencies.

Christian actress Candace Cameron Bure has responded to online criticism after telling a news outlet that she doesn’t expect her new network to include LGBT storylines in its Christmas movies.

New research reveals that a majority of pastors thinking about stepping away from ministry are concerned that Christians identify more with their political views than their faith, one of several factors causing church leaders to consider leaving their professions.

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• Trump, Babylon Bee back on Twitter; Christian Post still banned  | U.S. News
• SC resists ACLU attempt to shutter religious foster care agencies | U.S. News
• Robert Jeffress has no desire to be part of GOP's 'civil war’ | Politics News
• 2 girls beheaded at ISIS family displacement camp in Syria | World News
• Candace Cameron Bure says new network won’t feature LGBT stories | Entertainment News
• ICE arrests 138 sex offenders who entered the US illegally | U.S. News
• Pastors cite political division as major source of stress | Church & Ministries News
• 4 Idaho university students likely murdered in sleep | U.S. News