A friend of C.S. Lewis' stepson said in an interview this week that members of the late author's family are "very upset" by Meryl Streep's casting as Aslan in Netflix's upcoming Narnia adaptation and are attempting to "regain control" of the company that manages the literary and media rights to Lewis' works.
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.
Marlysha Liddell, her husband, Paul, and their daughter, four-year-old Leilani, died Sunday afternoon in a fiery crash on Interstate 66 as they drove home to Manassas, Virginia, after attending church in Washington.
A Christian family in India’s Chhattisgarh state was pressured by villagers into conducting Hindu funeral rites for a dead relative after residents refused to allow a burial under her own faith.
Dolly Parton’s sister is condemning the spread of misinformation and AI-generated content following the music icon’s death, saying her family has been forced to endure “incredible pressure” and “insensitivity” from strangers while grieving.
Lawyers for civil rights leader and National Action Network founder, the Rev. Al Sharpton, have rejected a threatened defamation lawsuit from attorneys representing three friends of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, who was found dead near Horn Island off the Mississippi Gulf Coast on July 6 after traveling there by boat with a group of friends on July 4.
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.
Underreported this summer: HHS slashed 53 sex ed grants worth $67 million, prioritizing abstinence and marriage over programs critics say normalize teen sex.
When I was struggling with addiction as a teen, my family had no idea what to do. They thought I was doing this to them. Today, as an addiction expert, I want to correct four things families almost always get wrong.