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A hotel establishment in the Japanese city of Kyoto, Guest House Wind Villa hotel, recently insisted that an Israeli tourist sign a declaration denying involvement in various war crimes, which included murder, rape and attacks on civilians.
At the annual National Religious Broadcasters conference, the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference announced a strategic alliance with America's Christian Credit Union, becoming its first and only executive partner in financial services.
A groundbreaking financial institution rooted in Christian values is set to make its debut in Texas.
Megachurch Pastor Jamal Bryant and a reported 110,000 people kicked off a campaign Wednesday to boycott retail giant Target for 40 days over their decision to scale back diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
A Christian nonprofit overseen by theologian Christopher Yuan has filed a lawsuit against a California-based technology company, accusing it of religious discrimination.
In-N-Out Burger, the fast food chain owned by Christian businesswoman Lynsi Snyder, is returning to its origins by relocating its corporate headquarters back to Baldwin Park, California, where the company was founded, and its eastern territory office in Tennessee.
A parents advocacy group is sounding the alarm over a new Carl’s Jr. advertisement featuring TikTok influencer Alix Earle and the chain's return to its controversial history of sexually suggestive ad campaigns.
Amazon is reversing a ban on a book that is critical of transgender ideology and will now allow the work to be sold nearly four years after it was removed from the platform.
The national retail chain Target is scaling back socially progressive policies, including phasing out its diversity and inclusion policies.
