The battle to force private schools and churches to hire LGBT and cross-gender teachers, pastors and staff is heating up after the new job of the wife of Vice President Pence was ...
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Universities had to be told: Due process Is a right, not a privilege
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos used a Nov. 16 press release to unveil a new draft rule proposal for the Department of Education to address a chaotic situation that has developed ...
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Visit Lecompton to see Midwest’s largest Christmas trees and ornaments display
You can experience the holiday magic of Christmas when visiting Historic Lecompton, Kansas. Visitors can see an indoor display of over 150 Christmas trees decorated in antique, Victorian, vintage and theme decor – ...
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CBS News’ Major Garrett disagrees with CNN’s press conference incivility
On CBN’s Faith Nation last week, CBS White House Correspondent Major Garrett weighed in on the fight between CNN and the Trump Administration over the confiscation of reporter Jim Acosta’s White House press pass and the subsequent ...
Read More »Medical Marijuana: Amendments 2 & Proposition C
Missourians will go to the polls Tuesday and for the first time, face three ballot questions about medical marijuana. To be clear, none of these questions on the ballot involve recreational use ...
Read More »Marijuana Amendment 3: Why you should vote ‘NO’
There is considerable debate over the medical benefits of medical marijuana. Metro Voice understands that debate even extends to the Christian and conservative communities. Reasonable people can disagree. This article is about Amendment 3 ...
Read More »Hawley favors restoring free speech rights to religious leaders
Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley believes a 1954 law banning pastors from speaking on political topics should be repealed. Known as the Johnson Amendment, it is part of the federal tax code ...
Read More »What you didn’t know about prayer in schools
The right of religious expression, especially the right to pray, for students attending public schools is alive and well. Most people just don’t realize it. Titled “It is Legal to Pray in ...
Read More »Supreme Court rules Kansas woman can pray in her home
In a stunning reversal of a lower court decision Thursday, the US Supreme Court sided with religious liberty, ruling unanimously that a Kansas woman does indeed have the right to pray in ...
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Pro-life pregnancy centers win big at Supreme Court
WASHINGTON – Pro-life Californians scored a big win in the Supreme Court Tuesday. In a 5-4 ruling, justices decided a California law that forces pro-life pregnancy centers to advertise information about abortion ...
Read More »Does the Kansas Constitution guarantee the right to life or the right to abortion?
A state court has ruled that the Kansas ban of dismemberment abortion of a living unborn child violates our State constitution. In response, the legislature will consider putting a proposed constitutional amendment ...
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Atheists upset with Sedgwick County Commission prayer policy
Even though a 2014 U.S. Supreme Court ruling said opening governmental meetings in prayer is constitutional, Kansas atheists are again upset. The target this time? The Sedgwick County Commission which has opened ...
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Amendments on Missouri ballot range from cigarettes to voter ID
Missouri voters to Decide on 6 Proposed Amendments to State Constitution Six ballot measures have been certified by the office of the Missouri Secretary of State (SOS) to appear on the ...
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