
Ryan Foley
Christian Post Reporter
Ryan Foley joined The Christian Post in August 2020. He currently covers abortion, politics, education and U.S. news. He was a participant in the National Journalism Center's spring 2018 internship program and has previously written for the Media Research Center's NewsBusters blog and The Western Journal.
Foley graduated from Rhode Island College in 2017 with a B.A. in Political Science and currently resides in Arlington, Virginia.
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Trump's week in review: HHS halts funds for child sex changes; American released from Russia
The past week saw the Trump administration taking steps to ensure that taxpayer-funded healthcare programs do not fund gender transition surgeries and cross-sex hormones for minors, while President Donald Trump issued an executive order directing the U.S. Department of Justice to prosecute states that do not honor religious exemptions to vaccine mandates.

Marco Rubio: Liberty doesn't mean 'liberation from man’s duty to family, nation and God'
Liberty was never meant to be “liberation from man’s duty to family, nation and God,” said Secretary of State Marco Rubio, pointing to the Church as one of the institutions that's held the nation together for 250 years.

Supreme Court asked to reconsider ruling banning aid for religious studies majors
Lawyers for a Liberty University student are asking the United States Supreme Court to revisit a decades-old ruling prohibiting religious studies majors from obtaining grants from a state-funded tuition assistance program as more recent opinions have allowed taxpayer dollars to go to religious schools.

US military intervention in Nigeria didn't stop escalating attacks on Christians, lawyer says
A lawyer who advocates for Christian women and girls abducted and forced to convert to Islam says the United States military intervention initiated in Nigeria in the last year has not been "helpful" in stopping the escalating Christian persecution in the African country.

4 highlights from Tuesday's primaries: Mike Lindell loses; Lindsey Graham's sister advances
Tuesday’s primary election results amounted to a mixed bag for President Donald Trump and progressive Democrats. Here are four highlights from Tuesday’s primaries.

Germany, France lead Europe in anti-Christian hate crimes: Woman stabbed at prayer, church desecrations
More than three dozen attacks targeted Christian churches, symbols and worshipers in Europe throughout the month of July, with the most heinous examples involving the desecration of churches with bodily waste and the stabbing of a woman as she prayed at a Catholic church in Ireland.

Southern Baptist Pastor Mike Stone's daughter enters hospice care amid battle with chronic illness
Pastor Mike Stone, who leads Emmanuel Baptist Church in Blackshear, Georgia, said his daughter is now in hospice care at the family's home after several years of battling chronic illnesses.

Massachusetts to allow abortions through all 9 months of pregnancy based on 'judgment of the physician'
Massachusetts has passed a bill lifting the state's 24-week gestational limit on abortion, with pro-life advocates warning that the state now effectively allows abortion throughout all nine months of pregnancy.

Concern mounts that White House-backed bill could preempt state laws protecting women's sports
Concerns are mounting that a White House-backed bill pending in the U.S. Senate could override state laws banning trans-identified males from competing in women’s sports, with one senator introducing an amendment to address the matter.

Trump's week in review: World Vision grants; birth tourism ban; organ procurement group decertified
Over the past week, President Donald Trump signed executive orders on birthright citizenship and birth tourism, established the President’s Military Spouse Commission and issued a wave of grants supporting disaster relief and global health work. Here are five additional highlights from the past week.


























