Scott Slayton

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Scott Slayton writes at “One Degree to Another.”

• COVID-19 Cases in the U.S. Rise, but Number of Fatalities Fall While the number of COVID-19 cases appear to be increasing in the United States, the number of cases ending in death are on the decline. Jul 07, 2020

  

  COVID-19 Cases in the U.S. Rise, but Number of Fatalities Fall
• Journalist Suggests Replacing "The Star-Spangled Banner" with Jonh Lennon's "Imagine" A journalist recently suggested in an interview that "The Star-Spangled Banner" should be replaced with John Lennon's "Imagine." Jun 26, 2020

  

  Journalist Suggests Replacing "The Star-Spangled Banner" with Jonh Lennon's "Imagine"
• Youth Pastor Protects Teenage Victim during Mass Shooting Over the weekend, a New York youth pastor caught in the middle of a mass shooting believed to be between rival gangs, risked his own life to save the life of a 17-year-old boy who was shot in the head. Jun 25, 2020

  

  Youth Pastor Protects Teenage Victim during Mass Shooting
• Atlanta Teen Raises over $160,000 to Help Black-Owned Businesses Destroyed during Riots An Atlanta teenager raised around $160,000 to help Black-owned businesses recover from damages incurred during recent protests. Jun 23, 2020

  Atlanta Teen Raises over $160,000 to Help Black-Owned Businesses Destroyed during Riots
• Senator Tim Scott Delivers Emotional Rebuttal after His Bill Is Called 'Token' Senator Tim Cotton has responded to remarks that labeled his police reform bill as 'token' in an impassioned speech. Jun 23, 2020

  Senator Tim Scott Delivers Emotional Rebuttal after His Bill Is Called 'Token'
• San Diego Churches, City Leaders to Gather for Prayer Event Churches across San Diego are gearing up for a weekend prayer event about racial justice in America. Jun 19, 2020

  San Diego Churches, City Leaders to Gather for Prayer Event
• Israel Moves Forward with Housing Settlement Named after President Trump Over the weekend, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared that the construction of a new housing development in the Golan Heights named after President Donald Trump will soon be underway. Jun 15, 2020

  Israel Moves Forward with Housing Settlement Named after President Trump
• Liberty University Basketball Player to Transfer after 'Racial Insensitivities' A Liberty University basketball player announced this week that she will be leaving the school because of what she describes as “racial insensitivities." Jun 12, 2020

  Liberty University Basketball Player to Transfer after 'Racial Insensitivities'
• Alabama's Largest Church Comes Under Fire for Posts Its Pastor Liked on Social Media Alabama's largest church has come under fire in recent days after its pastor liked social media posts considered racist and offensive. Jun 11, 2020

  Alabama's Largest Church Comes Under Fire for Posts Its Pastor Liked on Social Media
• Christians in India Prevented from Burying Deceased Family Members Acts of persecution against Christians in India appear to be on the rise. Jun 10, 2020

  Christians in India Prevented from Burying Deceased Family Members