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Liberty University faces civil rights lawsuit after firing trans-identified employee
The American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia and the legal group Butler Curwood have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Liberty University on behalf of a trans-identified former employee fired after telling his employer he identified as a woman.

Church of England vicar not obligated to resign despite no-confidence vote
A Church of England vicar is not obligated to step down despite a congregation's vote of no confidence after his actions allegedly caused attendance to "plummet," the diocese says.

Members of beloved gospel music family The Nelons die in Wyoming plane crash
Three members of the Atlanta-based gospel group The Nelons — described as "one of America's most cherished Gospel music families" — died in a plane crash in Wyoming Friday as they were en route to join a cruise to Alaska.

The Inside Story: What happens next amid political chaos?
Christian Post reporter Jon Brown joined Billy Hallowell on "The Inside Story" podcast to discuss the assassination attempt on former President Trump, his selection of J.D. Vance as his running mate and the uncertainties surrounding the Democratic presidential ticket.

Pastor Robert Jeffress says Trump reached out after fire engulfed historic First Baptist Dallas sanctuary
Pastor Robert Jeffress said former President Donald Trump sent him a note after he was informed that the historic sanctuary of First Baptist Dallas was engulfed in flames.

Historic First Baptist Dallas erupts in flames; Robert Jeffress says 'the people of God will endure'
A four-alarm fire Friday evening caused significant damage and a roof collapse to the historic sanctuary of First Baptist Dallas in Texas, an influential Southern Baptist megachurch with connections to many prominent Christian leaders.

Child predator hunter who busted Democrat LGBT leader says work brings him 'face to face with evil'
Alex Rosen, a vigilante child predator hunter who recently conducted a sting operation that exposed a Democratic LGBT leader in Maryland, told The Christian Post that his work has convinced him of the devil's existence.

2 Chick-fil-A employees killed by illegal immigrant in Texas restaurant: 'Our hearts are broken'
A Chick-fil-A restaurant in Texas has been temporarily closed after two employees were shot and killed inside the fast-food establishment by an immigrant in the country unlawfully from El Salvador. Authorities do not believe the double homicide was a random act of violence.

KC pastor placed on leave, resigns from school board amid grooming, sex misconduct allegations
A Kansas City Assemblies of God pastor has been placed on leave and resigned from a local school board as police are investigating sexual misconduct and grooming allegations made against him, including one by a woman who says she was a child at the time.

Louisiana becomes first state to require Ten Commandments display in public school classrooms
Louisiana became the first state to require public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments through a Republican-backed bill signed by Republican Gov. Jeff Landry on Wednesday.


























