The sign is written in Russian. It contains one word: "Children." It was painted on both of the parking lots surrounding a theater in Mariupol, Ukraine, to safeguard the hundreds of people, including scores of children, sheltering inside it. But it didn't stop Russian planes from bombing the theater, trapping those seeking safety under tons of bricks and cement.

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Why would a major, international news service attempt to smear peaceful parents by linking their attendance at school board meetings to a few anonymous threats by crackpots? Take, for example, the recent Reuters investigation posted and reposted on February 15. Breathless coverage is offered under a screaming headline: School boards get death threats amid rage over race, gender, mask policies. The investigation was reposted with a corrected headline, adding "amid rage" for context.

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Tony Perkins and Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) discuss the prosecution of Christians in Finland over expression of their biblical beliefs.

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While most Americans were still asleep Monday morning, Finnish member of Parliament P�ivi R�s�nen and Lutheran Bishop Juhana Pohjola entered a courtroom in Helsinki, Finland. They are on trial for their faith in court proceedings that began three weeks ago, concluding an almost three-year-long campaign of legal harassment from the Finnish government. They and the prosecution made their final arguments Tuesday.

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Tony Perkins talks the human rights controversy surrounding China and the Olympics as well as the growing tensions between Russian and Ukraine.

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Tony Perkins shares his perspective in a brief retrospective of Biden's First Year in office.

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The Declaration of Independence is America's charter. It's the foundation on which our republic rests, which is why its most critical assertion remains relevant to every American.

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