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Afghan Christians are living in fear as the Taliban has declared they will carry out executions and other brutal punishments, including amputations, under the Islamic Sharia law as part of their rule in Afghanistan.
Point Park University in Pennsylvania sent an email to its students threatening that they will face disciplinary action if they don't use their classmates’ preferred gender pronouns.
The pastor of a Haitian church in Texas is urging Haitian migrants to refrain from making the journey to the United States as he has heard "heartbreaking" stories of "brokenness" related to the abuses migrant families suffer on their journey to the border.
A theologically diverse group of Christian leaders met with White House officials on Wednesday to advocate for the expanded child tax credit and other economic proposals as part of a discussion on anti-poverty initiatives.
Every weekend is somebody’s first weekend. And chances are better than average that you’re going to have a few outsiders trying to get inside this Sunday. How will they view their experience?
What American leaders say on the world stage matters. What American leaders fail to say matters too. Biden's speech before the United Nations this week projected a lack of seriousness given the significance of our international challenges. This will have consequences.
It seems like the ongoing effort of historical revisionism — to tarnish American history and its heroes in service of political correctness — continues unabated.
The visit of India’s Prime Minister Modi with President Biden this week is well-timed. Given the turbulence the United States unleashed in Asia with the fall of Afghanistan and the rise of China, there is now no country in the world more important for US interests than the world’s largest democracy: India.
Francis challenged the Church and Christians of his time, and he continues to do so today.
I am often asked why I speak out on the abortion issue as frequently as I do. To me, that question would be analogous to asking Martin Luther King, Jr. why he focused so much of his life and ministry on fighting for equality under the law and in society for all Americans.
Pastor Amar Bahadur Fauja of Nepal died of COVID-19 this year, in the same hospital where his son also died of COVID-19 ...
Human Trafficking is happening in our own backyard, and that knowledge should make anyone with a conscience “outraged,” said Kevin Malone, the president and co-founder of the U.S. Institute Against Human Trafficking, whose organization runs the nation's sole accredited safe house for trafficked boys.
As the Fox News Channel approaches its 25-year anniversary, a fixture at the network, Ainsley Earhardt, is taking a look into the great beyond with her new series, “Beyond and Back.”
Filmmaker Elijah Stephens bridges the gap between science and the supernatural in the new documentary film, "Send Proof." He engages the best arguments for and against miracles of healing and investigates if these instances can be backed up by science.
