Kristine Parks is a reporter for Fox News Digital, covering media and culture. She frequently explores topics related to religion, free speech, abortion, and education, with a focus on the intersections of law, society, and cultural movements. Kristine's work has been featured in various outlets, including Fox 29 Philadelphia, RealClear Education, and the New York Post.
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Kristine Parks predominantly covers government and politics, often focusing on evolving stories and legal policy regulation. She also frequently includes opinion editorials in her coverage.
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By: Julia Bonavita, Kristine Parks, Nikolas Lanum
Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce President J.J. Ament worries more regulations will hurt small businesses
By: Kristine Parks
David Henrie says young people are flocking to Latin mass and traditional Catholicism because they're "tired of the world" and seeking something more.
By: Kristine Parks
Wydaho Roasters owner Jim Sheehan compared Students for Life to the Ku Klux Klan in a viral video confrontation
By: Kristine Parks
“It's like, if the KKK asked to meet here, I would say ‘no,'” Sheehan explained in the recording. “In my world, it's the same sort of concept.”
By: Kristine Parks
Humans First takes aim at Big Tech subsidies, but critics point to left-wing donors behind its launch
By: Kristine Parks
Dylan Novak, founder of Celebrity Evangelist Ministries, has made it his mission to share the gospel with some of the world's most famous people
By: Kristine Parks
Goebel Farms in Evansville, Indiana, faced dozens of negative Google reviews after unveiling a corn maze tribute to slain activist Charlie Kirk.
By: Kristine Parks
Switch between CA and NY editions here. An Indiana farm's corn maze tribute to the late Charlie Kirk drew intense community backlash, prompting the farm to issue a statement defending its decision.
One year after Charlie Kirk's murder, Frank Turek is carrying on their shared mission with a new book
By: Kristine Parks
Letter to cabinet officials argues the organization allegedly defrauded taxpayers through COVID-19 relief loans and Medicaid
