Olivia Cavallaro Articles
Westminster College In Utah To Offer Hardcore Porn Class Despite Massive Backlash
The Utah college is not backing down from offering an elective class in which students will watch hardcore porn together to study it as an "art form." 
Church Founded In 1848 Closing Due To COVID: ‘The Pandemic Killed Us’
A historic Iowa church is permanently shuttering after failing to rebound following the COVID pandemic. 
Ohio Charity Aided 1,200 Orphans From Embattled Ukraine Cities Following Russian Invasion
A Christian group in Ohio has helped more than a thousand orphans in war-torn Ukraine since the Russian invasion in February. 
Male Frontal Nudity In TV, Movie, Streaming Content For Young Audiences Increasing, Media Watchdog Warns
A nonpartisan media watchdog is raising concerns over the growing rate of sexualized content geared towards young audiences. 
Afghan Christians Face Tough Choice Of Staying In Afghanistan To Face Taliban Persecution Or Flee
Afghan Christians have grown weary in Afghanistan, as they are faced with the choice of persecution in the hands of the Taliban or escaping, which is also a challenge in itself. 
New Jersey Sex Education Standards Tell Students They Could Have 'Boy Parts' But Be a Girl
Even the Democratic state governor has questions about New Jersey's new sex education standards, which has sparked nationwide contoversy over its teachings. 
Jesus Mural In Chicago Church Survives Miraculously Survives Good Friday Fire
A mural depicting Jesus Christ inside a church that was demolished by a raging fire had miraculously survived, inspiring the community around it. 
Pastor Shares How Hillsong Scandals Affect The Church In Australia
An Australian pastor is stressing all the good that Hillsong Church has done throughout the years despite the many scandals it faces today. 
Former Texas State Senator Files Legal Challenge To Heartbeat Law's Constitutionality
A federal lawsuit has been filed by a former senator against Texas' near-total abortion ban. 
New Jersey Catholic Diocese To Pay $87.5 Million In Clergy Sex Abuse Settlement
A Catholic diocese has agreed to an $87.5 million settlement involving a clergy sex abuse case.
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