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The U.S. State Department has announced that it's pausing the processing of visas from 75 countries that have a high number of migrants already living in the U.S. who are on welfare at "unacceptable rates.” Here are three things you need to know.
Concluding what has been a wildly successful season personally and as a team, Heisman Trophy-winning Indiana University star quarterback Fernando Mendoza thanked God and also dropped an F-bomb after his team won the College Football Playoff National Championship on Monday night.
President Donald Trump released a proclamation on Martin Luther King Jr. Day in honor of the slain civil rights activist, after being criticized by groups like the NAACP for not issuing a more timely statement.
After activists disrupted a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Sunday over allegations that one of its pastors serves as a federal immigration enforcement agent, the U.S. Department of Justice vowed to investigate potential federal crimes that occurred that day, including potential violations of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act. Here are five things to know about the anti-ICE protest at Cities Church and the fallout.
Suspected Fulani militias in Kaduna state, Nigeria raided three church worship services on Sunday in what local leaders said could be the largest mass kidnapping of Christian farmers in the area. However, government officials "dismissed the reports of kidnappings as fear-mongering."
Artificial intelligence-generated videos depicting child sexual abuse surged by more than 26,000% in 2025, amid growing concern over Grok, an AI chatbot now under investigation for producing similar content. California Attorney General Rob Bonta has announced an official inquiry into Grok and its parent company, xAI.
The incoming Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, has been accused of misleading the public over the status of a clergy abuse case. A complainant, known as Survivor N, has said the denominational leader's claim that the case had been “fully dealt with” is contradicted by ongoing proceedings.
Alveda King, an evangelist and niece of the late Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., told The Christian Post that her uncle's legacy was founded on the biblical principle of servant leadership and that he would call for unity if he were alive today.
The Evangelical humanitarian organization World Relief says refugee families it has helped resettle in Minnesota may be vulnerable to detainment and removal, as thousands of resettled refugee families face renewed immigration scrutiny under a U.S. Department of Homeland Security vetting operation that has led to arrests for alleged fraud.
Pastors and other ministry leaders have roundly condemned a group of activists in Minnesota who disrupted a Sunday service at a Southern Baptist church in St. Paul, where a local official with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement allegedly serves as a pastor.
Azerbaijan has released four Armenian prisoners in a development that officials in Yerevan described as a significant step in peace efforts between the two countries. The men were handed over at the Khakari Bridge and are now in Armenian territory, though some groups called it an “incomplete exchange.”
In this episode of "The Inside Story," Billy Hallowell is joined by Michael Gryboski to unpack the explosive U.S. operation targeting former Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro and the global controversy surrounding it.
Here are some of the steps that led to the creation of the federal Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, as well as some of the resistance to the effort.
A Texas state lawmaker and U.S. Senate hopeful says, despite the nation's founding documents being based on the “radical teachings of Jesus,” the United States is “not a Christian nation.”
The story of Noah’s Ark is one of the most well-known Bible stories and has been retold in songs, children’s storybooks, cartoons and films.
Nonprofit persecution watchdog group Open Doors US released its annual World Watch List on Wednesday, which ranks the top 50 countries where Christian persecution and discrimination are at a record high.
For much of its history, the U.S. has engaged in various efforts to influence or change the regimes of other nations, either through invasion, multinational intervention or covert backing of factions.
As abortion continues to wane as a top issue of concern for American voters, some pro-life groups are resorting to “peaceful civil disobedience” by organizing abortion clinic blockades and using their arrests to bring greater awareness to the fight to save babies in the womb.
