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Another week of the Trump administration has come and gone, with Sunday marking the six-month anniversary of Donald Trump's inauguration as the 47th president of the United States. A lot has happened this week, with the president hosting an event at the White House for faith leaders and the administration taking additional steps to prioritize religious liberty.
Republican lawmakers in the House and Senate have introduced a joint resolution condemning the persecution of Christians in countries where Muslims form the majority. The resolution urges the U.S. government to make religious freedom a central focus of its foreign policy and diplomatic efforts.
Police in Pakistan have delayed registering a complaint by a Catholic woman gang-raped by three Muslim men in front of her 3-year-old daughter and are pressuring her to withdraw the case, she said.
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee blasted the Israeli interior ministry for continuing to restrict visas issued to Christian organizations working in Israel in an exceptionally harshly worded letter that leaked to the Israeli press on Thursday.
One of Tech billionaire Elon Musk’s latest xAI chatbot characters includes a female anime-themed character named “Ani” that can reportedly flirt with and strip for users, raising concerns about AI’s potential to promote sexual violence and exploitation.
Pastor Jack Hibbs and bestselling author Amir Tsarfati, explored the intricate connections between biblical prophecy and contemporary events, with a particular focus on what they view as the state of Israel’s role in the End Times.
The Republican governor of New Hampshire has vetoed bills designed to prevent trans-identified males from using women’s restrooms and locker rooms and establish a process so parents can seek the removal of sexually explicit material in public schools.
It was sort of a strange ending for three-time Dove Award winner Tenth Avenue North. Set to disband after 20 years with a highly touted farewell tour in 2020, the celebrated quartet never got their chance. Cut short due to the global pandemic and ensuing lockdowns, the band was left sitting at home.
Pro-life advocates are rejoicing after a federal appeals court ruled this week that West Virginia is within its rights to ban the abortion pill, the second major court loss for the abortion industry in the last month.
Israel expressed “deep regret” over Thursday’s incident in Gaza, where three Christians were killed by an errant Israeli shell fragment that hit the Catholic Holy Family Church, the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office stated.
The Rev. Kenneth Flowers, the prominent former leader of the Greater New Mount Moriah Missionary Baptist Church in Detroit, Michigan, once described by a judge as a “Christian superstar,” was sentenced Thursday to spend four to 15 years in prison for the sexual assault of a 17-year-old boy in his home.
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking the enforcement of a Washington state law requiring priests to report admonitions of abuse made within the confession.
Two-time American League MVP Aaron Judge identified "Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ" as the primary source of fulfillment in his life and encouraged others to build a relationship with Him.
Portland is set to host the PDX Crusade, a series of three evangelistic events with an expected turnout of over 45,000 at the Moda Center.
Calling it a betrayal of Christ and his core Evangelical audience, outspoken megachurch preacher Mark Driscoll offered a strong rebuke to Christian producer and reality TV star Chip Gaines for defending the inclusion of a gay couple on his new television series "Back to the Frontier."
Rep. Jared Huffman grilled Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy about his calls for a historic Jesus painting at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy to be restored to a place of prominence after being put in a basement in 2023.
Panelists were reduced to tears during the Federal Trade Commission's day-long workshop this week, featuring multiple panels of experts and detransitioners who shared their stories as the agency assesses whether consumers have been subjected to misleading or unsubstantiated claims about "gender-affirming care."
In his new book "The Bumpy Road to Better," pastor Tim Timberlake urges Christians, especially in the West, to embrace discomfort, doubt, and hardship as necessary paths to spiritual growth.
Anne Beiler, founder of Auntie Anne’s, shares her powerful journey from trauma and abuse to healing and redemption through faith, confession and the unexpected success of her pretzel business.
