Open a streaming app on your television, and chances are you’re going to be bombarded with true crime documentaries about serial killers and cults. The true crime explosion has caused many to ask: Is it ethical to exploit the horrible…[Continue Reading...]
On March 26, 1997, San Diego police followed up on an anonymous tip and entered a home in one of the city's wealthy suburban neighborhoods, according to History.com. When the officers arrived, the stench of decomposing human bodies greeted them.…[Continue Reading...]
Four men who an indictment claims espouse neo-Nazi beliefs have been charged with child exploitation in a case in which they coerced 16 children — including two in San Bernardino County — to create child pornography and other images showing…[Continue Reading...]
A string of killings across America — including the stabbing death of a landlord in Vallejo, a deadly shootout in Vermont and the massacre of a married couple in Pennsylvania — are seemingly connected by a fringe group led by…[Continue Reading...]
A former Jehovah's Witness got more than just a bargain when she went into TKMaxx - and it made her want leave her strict community behind. Madison Wilford was born into the religious community, but she walked away from it…[Continue Reading...]
A former elder at the Fort Kent Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, convicted last year of child sexual assault, is serving the maximum sentence for his crimes. Now, a new lawsuit linked to the same Kingdom Hall is seeking accountability…[Continue Reading...]
Televangelist Kenneth Copeland has made a bold proclamation that he will live to 120 years of age, citing a covenant he claims to have made with God. Speaking on Christmas Eve last year at Eagle Mountain International Church in Texas,…[Continue Reading...]
Gabbard started practicing the religion in her teen years. She followed in her mother's footsteps, who is a convert to Hinduism. She made history as the first practicing Hindu to be elected to Congress. The couple are believed to belong…[Continue Reading...]
On Feb. 11, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals will hear a largely unknown case that has potential nationwide influence on the legal doctrine of “ecclesial abstention.” For decades, this legal doctrine has shielded courts from adjudicating cases deemed…[Continue Reading...]
A self-regulatory group has alerted state and federal authorities to noncompliant earnings claims and other issues in connection with a multilevel marketing firm known as ArdyssLife. The Direct Selling Self-Regulatory Council (DSSRC), which is an independent national advertising self-regulation program…[Continue Reading...]
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