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  Jan 1, 2024

  Mob attacks Armenian Christians amid Jerusalem land dispute, patriarchate says

  The head of the Armenian church in Jerusalem says a mob of more than two dozen men attacked the site of a local real estate dispute in what officials called a "massive and coordinated attack."

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  Dec 27, 2023

  The Christian Post's top 10 news stories of 2023 (part 2)

  2023 was defined by tumultuous political struggles in the United States, including a mass shooting at a Christian school carried out by a trans-identified former student and the ongoing debate about state laws banning gender transition procedures for minors. A major terror attack in Israel also dominated the headlines as the 2024 presidential election campaign heats up. Read the countdown of CP’s top 10 news stories of 2023.

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  Dec 26, 2023

  CofE teacher guilty of 'unacceptable conduct' for opposing LGBT teachings, regulatory body rules

  A British regulatory agency has stopped short of banning a Church of England school teacher who refused to affirm pro-LGBT teachings on human sexuality but found the teacher guilty of displaying "unacceptable professional conduct" in the run-up to her firing last year.

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  Dec 26, 2023

  The Christian Post's top 10 stories of 2023 (part 1)

  Many topics dominated the headlines in 2023, ranging from culture wars and intrafaith conflicts at home to the continuation and escalation of violence and religious persecution overseas. Read the countdown of CP’s top 10 news stories of 2022.

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  Dec 25, 2023

  Democratic staffer in Michigan tweets, deletes X post kissing 'sexy' Satan display at state Capitol

  A Democratic staffer in Michigan tweeted and then deleted an X post she made that depicted her kissing a satanic display on the grounds of the Michigan state Capitol and calling it "sexy."

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  Dec 24, 2023

  Max Lucado parallels first Christmas with challenges of today

  Max Lucado draws parallels between the first Christmas and today's struggles, from financial issues to terrorism.

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  Dec 20, 2023

  New Texas law allows officers to arrest migrants crossing border illegally; El Paso County sues

  A new Texas law signed by Gov. Gregg Abbott will permit state officers to arrest anyone suspected of illegally crossing into the United States, as federal authorities reported over 2.4 million southwestern border encounters in fiscal year 2023. 

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  Dec 18, 2023

  NBC News frames leaked video of gay sex in Senate hearing room as 'conservative' allegations

  NBC News framed a recent story about a leaked video of a Senate staffer engaging in homosexual sex in a Senate hearing room as an allegation by "conservative media outlets."

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  Dec 14, 2023

  Student fails quiz for saying 'all men have penises' and can't get pregnant; teacher draws scrutiny

  A 10th-grader at a public school in Seattle reportedly failed a quiz for saying only men have penises and only women can get pregnant, and the school has since removed the teacher's page from its website following scrutiny.

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  Dec 14, 2023

  Supreme Court agrees to hear appeal from retired police officer charged in Jan. 6 riot

  The U.S. Supreme Court will hear an appeal from a former Boston police officer charged in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol riot, a decision which could upend similar charges facing hundreds of others and potentially impact the prosecution of former President Donald Trump.