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  Feb 6, 2026

  Mom demands Big Tech accountability, says federal law blocking justice for deceased son

  A mother whose 16-year-old son died by suicide following severe cyberbullying joined anti-sexual exploitation advocates and bipartisan lawmakers in demanding the reform of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which they say Big Tech uses as a loophole to avoid accountability for distributing offensive or explicit content.

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  Feb 6, 2026

  Pastor Landon Schott says God has forgiven Gateway founder Robert Morris, looking to Easter release

  God has forgiven convicted Gateway Church founder Robert Morris who is currently serving time in an Oklahoma jail for child sex abuse and is expected to be release during Easter according to his “spiritual son” and protégé, Pastor Landon Schott, of the multi-campus Mercy Culture Church in Texas.

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  Feb 6, 2026

  New England Patriots chaplain coaching players to be great husbands, fathers: 'Be a blessing'

  Ahead of Super Bowl LX on Sunday, the New England Patriots team chaplain has opened up about the vital role he plays in coaching today's generation of top-tier young athletes to be the best husbands and fathers they can be, adding that there was a time in his life when career motivations got in the way of family life. 

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  Feb 6, 2026

  'Surrender' or 'de-escalation'? Officials react to Tom Homan pulling 700 immigration officers from Minnesota

  White House Border Czar Tom Homan announced that federal authorities will draw down 700 federal agents from Minnesota following escalating tensions over immigration enforcement tactics. However, critics argue that removing hundreds of immigration officers is not enough to de-escalate the situation. 

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  Feb 6, 2026

  US sends troops to Nigeria to bring 'unique capabilities' amid ISIS fight

  The U.S. has deployed a military team to Nigeria as part of a growing effort to assist in counterterrorism operations against Islamic State-linked terrorists. The move marks the first publicly acknowledged presence of American forces on the ground following U.S. airstrikes in Nigeria on Christmas Day.

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  Feb 6, 2026

  Complaint against Bethel Sydney cites safety concerns over ties to embattled parent church in Redding

  A formal complaint has been filed with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission, raising concern about the ongoing ties between the new Bethel Sydney campus and Bill Johnson’s Bethel Church in Redding, California, where leaders have admitted to mishandling allegations of data harvesting to generate fake prophecies and sexual misconduct against Christian minister Shawn Bolz.

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  Feb 6, 2026

  Russell Wilson thanks God deal to buy plane linked to Jeffrey Epstein fell through

  Veteran NFL quarterback Russell Wilson is praising God for a deal that fell through in 2019 to buy a plane linked to Jeffrey Epstein.

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  Feb 6, 2026

  Antifa activist charged with cyberstalking, threatening ICE officers in Minnesota

  A self-proclaimed member of the far-left domestic terrorist group Antifa has been charged with cyberstalking and threatening U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.

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  Feb 6, 2026

  Bilingual Texas church removes pastor from website after reported arrest

  A North Texas pastor has reportedly been arrested on a felony charge of indecency with a child stemming from an incident in 2008.

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  Feb 6, 2026

  Former North Dakota church business manager charged with embezzling $600K to pay credit card bills

  The former business manager for a North Dakota church has been charged with embezzling around $600,000 from the house of worship.

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  Feb 5, 2026

  World Vision calls for urgent assistance in DRC after landslide killed over 200

  The Evangelical humanitarian organization World Vision is pleading for humanitarian assistance following a recent landslide in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which claimed over 200 lives and an estimated 70 children.  

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  Feb 5, 2026

  Texas school district blames 'procedural breakdown' after student reveals Islamic group distributed Qurans, hijabs on campus

  A Texas school district is blaming a “failure to follow established procedures” after a Muslim outreach group with ties to anti-Christian ideology distributed Islamic materials to students at one of its high schools.