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• Dirty Dozen List: TikTok adds family safety features helping parents control kids' accounts
  After being ranked one of the worst corporate entities complicit in “perpetuating” sexual exploitation, the social media giant TikTok is giving parents more control over their children’s use of the app through new family safety control features.  
• Christian lawmaker group blames ‘satanists and atheists’ for Twitter poll results
  The National Association of Christian Lawmakers, which aims to “bring lawmakers together in support of clear biblical principles,” says they recently came under attack from Satanists and atheists after launching a poll on Twitter asking if America would be better off with more Christians serving in elected office.
• Candace Cameron Bure urges women to use social media platforms during Lent to help girls in poverty
  Hollywood actress Candace Cameron Bure has teamed up child sponsorship organization Compassion International to help girls in poverty during Lent by encouraging women to use their social media platforms to promote the cause.
• Brigham Young U says policy on homosexual behavior remains the same after reports suggest ban lifted
  Officials at Brigham Young University in Utah said Thursday that the school’s policy on “homosexual behavior” had not changed despite reports that a recent update to their Honor Code signified students would no longer be disciplined for engaging in same-sex relationships.
• ‘Philly Jesus’ kicked out of cathedral, handcuffed and cited for trespassing
  A former heroin addict who dresses like Jesus Christ and preaches in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania was recently kicked out of a Roman Catholic cathedral and cited for trespassing.
• Cross can stay at Florida public park, circuit court panel rules
  A 34-foot tall cross can remain at a public park in Florida, according to a ruling from a three-judge panel that reversed an earlier decision from the same appeals court.
• Judge throws out lawsuit against Ohio college for forcing professor to use trans pronouns
  A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by a Christian professor who sued his employer for forcing him use opposite sex pronouns when speaking to transgender-identifying persons.

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