Trump Critic Defeated in Primary, Pastor Calls for End to Gun Violence, Evangelical Group Supports Afghan Refugees

As expected, a staunch critic of former President Donald Trump has lost the Republican nomination for her seat in Congress, becoming the fourth and most high-profile Republican serving in the U.S. House of Representatives to lose renomination after supporting his impeachment.

A coalition of Evangelical groups urged Congress to pass legislation allowing Afghans evacuated from the country to apply to become legal permanent residents.

A judge has temporarily blocked the Biden administration from removing an Obamacare regulation that required coverage for natural family planning counseling.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has approved a proposal to possibly revise a social statement that respects the conscience of members who oppose same-sex marriage.

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• Trump critic Liz Cheney defeated in primary, talks presidency | Politics News
• College faces lawsuit for removing anti-communism posters | U.S. News
• Pastor calls for end to gun violence after second son is killed | U.S. News
• Firebombing destroys Michigan church's food pantry | U.S. News
• Evangelicals seek path to permanent status for Afghan evacuees | Politics News
• HHS blocked from nixing natural family planning health coverage | Politics News
• ELCA opens door to nixing protections for gay marriage opponents | Church & Ministries News