
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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Over 100K sign petition asking US to stop UN from adding gender ideology to international law
A petition urging top U.S. diplomats to ensure that a clarification that the term “gender” refers to the two biological sexes is not removed from international law has garnered over 140,000 signatures amid concerns that a pending U.N. convention will be used to “criminalize legitimate pro-life and pro-family beliefs, speech, or public policy.”

Feds probing Massachusetts' removal of trans-identified girl from Catholic parents
The United States Department of Education is investigating a school district in Massachusetts over reports that officials there worked to socially transition a trans-identified teenager without her parents’ consent and took steps to remove the girl from her parents’ custody after they objected based in part on their religious beliefs.

'She did not consent': Family says Christian grandmother euthanized against her will
A Canadian woman claims her 83-year-old Christian grandmother was forced to undergo medically assisted dying against her will and even shouted, "I don't want the death shot," before being euthanized.

Fundraiser for Lindsay Clancy trial holdout juror tops $370K
A fundraiser for the holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy case has raised over $370,000 as the fallout from the high-profile murder trial continues.

Thousands back petition urging Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally to resign amid 9/11 firestorm
A petition calling for Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally’s resignation has received thousands of backers after the Anglican leader gave an award to a Muslim cleric who praised 9/11 terror mastermind Osama bin Laden on the anniversary of the world-changing event.

Andrew Walker installed as dean of SBTS School of Theology
Prominent theologian Andrew Walker has been formally installed as the dean of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary’s School of Theology, with the leader of the institution praising him as “the man who God has prepared for this role at this time.”

Judge upholds law banning religious exemptions to vaccine mandates
A lawsuit filed by parents challenging a Connecticut law that eliminated religious exemptions to school vaccine mandates has been dismissed because a law states that such exemptions are not protected under a longstanding religious freedom law.

Michael Youssef urges Christians not to 'hide in our church pews': 'Roll up your sleeves of obedience'
Egyptian-born pastor and evangelist Michael Youssef says the world is experiencing “unprecedented turmoil” and is urging Western Christians not to "hide" in their church pews, but rather "go to the wolves’ territories" with the Good News of Jesus.

Jonathan Cahn says events leading up to 'duct tape man' incident mirror latest book
Author and Messianic rabbi Jonathan Cahn says a violent encounter with a fellow passenger sitting in first class on an American Airlines flight earlier this month bore an uncanny resemblance to events in his latest book, prompting him to reflect on what he believes was a spiritual battle.

Trump's week in review: Kennedy Center closure; meeting with Armenian church leaders
This past week was busy for President Donald Trump as he worked to attract faith voters ahead of the midterms, appointing Evangelical leaders to key religious freedom oversight positions and meeting with spiritual leaders from one of the world's oldest Christian churches.


























