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Supreme Court to weigh Christian company’s challenge of Obamacare preventive care mandate

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to consider reinstating some of the Affordable Care Act's no-cost coverage requirements for preventive care services after an appeals court sided with a Christian business.

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  Christian Five Guys employee’s response to Only Fans model's sex proposition goes viral

  A Five Guys employee has gone viral on social media for his response to a British OnlyFans model propositioning him while at work, citing his Christian faith as he waits until marriage for sex. 

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  Christian pastor, wife released from Indian prison while anti-conversion laws fill jails

  A Christian pastor and his wife have been released on bail after spending 20 months in an Indian prison, highlighting the ongoing persecution of Christians under anti-conversion laws that have led to the detention of more than 1,000 believers across the country.

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  Kamala Harris posts photo of herself at Carter funeral with Trump cropped out: 'Petulant'

  Many users on social media noticed that Vice President Kamala Harris posted a photo of herself at former President Jimmy Carter's funeral last week in which President-elect Donald Trump and Melania were cropped out.

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  Jayden Daniels puts 'trust in the Lord God,' leads Washington to first playoff win in 19 years

  After leading the Washington Commanders to their first playoff win in nearly 20 years, rookie quarterback sensation Jayden Daniels attributed his success on the football field to his trust in God. 

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  Three-fourths of parents oppose trans ideology in schools, poll suggests

  A strong majority of parents in the United States oppose the promotion and embrace of trans ideology in public schools, a new survey suggests as more states take action to protect parental rights and secure fairness in sports for female athletes. 

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  Ohio State players kneel in prayer on field before Cotton Bowl victory

  Several Ohio State University football players prayed on the field before the Cotton Bowl last Friday, in which the Buckeyes emerged with a 28-14 victory, sending them to the National Championship next Monday. 

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  Universities in NZ to be required to strengthen freedom of speech if gov't amendment passes

  New Zealand universities will soon be required to strengthen freedom of speech protections under proposed changes to the Education and Training Act 2020, the government announced in December 2024.

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  Teen sentenced for leaving burnout marks on LGBT progress pride mural

  A Florida judge sentenced a 19-year-old to two years of probation for leaving burnout marks on an LGBT progress pride mural.

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  Ron DeSantis, Bethany Hamilton among speakers at 2025 March for Life

  Pro-life political figures at both the state and federal levels are set to join other noted pro-life activists at this year’s March for Life in Washington, D.C., which is being held as the movement continues to grapple with changes to abortion policies in several states.

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  Biden awards Pope Francis Presidential Medal of Freedom

  President Joe Biden awarded Pope Francis the Presidential Medal of Freedom with Distinction, recognizing him as a recipient of the nation’s highest civilian honor.

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  Is praying for protection pointless if life always has suffering? John Piper answers

  Notable Bible teacher and author John Piper recently addressed the question of whether there is a point to praying for protection when suffering is an inevitable part of life.

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  Passion 2025: Pastor urges young people to rise above shame: ‘The enemy wants to steal your future’

  Speaking to a sea of young adults gathered at Passion 2025, Ben Stuart, pastor of Passion City Church, Washington D.C., delivered a message of redemption, hope and renewed mission, urging attendees to embrace faithfulness and rise above shame despite their shortcomings.