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Mikey Weinstein, who pushed to relocate a historic Jesus painting at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) in Kings Point, New York, called the midshipmen who recently cheered its restoration "cowards" and "Christian nationalist insects."
Pornography websites are fueling the rise in child sex abuse by using algorithms to direct users to extreme material, desensitizing them to abuse and sexual assault, according to the Washington-based National Center on Sexual Exploitation.
Kansas is slated to treat unborn children as dependents under the law, require education about fetal development in schools and continue funding pro-life pregnancy centers after the Republican-controlled state Legislature overrode several gubernatorial vetoes last week.
Months before he was abducted from his growing church in the impoverished Motherwell township in South Africa last Thursday, Tennessee missionary and married father of four Josh Sullivan said he was robbed of his wallet by a young neighborhood man who almost got killed for the crime.
Anti-sexual exploitation advocates applauded Steam’s removal of "No Mercy" from its online platform, a video game that sparked international outrage for allowing players to control a character who sexually assaults and tortures women.
Following the killing of more than 60 Christians in Plateau state, Nigeria earlier this month, the death toll of a dawn attack on Monday on a predominantly Christian community in the state has risen to 51, according to reports.
Two Republican lawmakers — including a self-identified Christian conservative — are throwing their support behind an effort to repeal what activists say is an outdated and unenforceable law prohibiting “homosexual conduct.”
A Roman Catholic priest based in Illinois has been reinstated to the ministry after being cleared of an allegation that he engaged in sexually abusive behavior decades ago.
As the April 24 deadline approaches for states to affirm compliance with the Trump administration's policies restricting diversity, equity and inclusion practices in schools or risk losing federal education funds, several states say they will not comply with the federal demands, while others intend to meet the requirements.
A federal judge will allow the Trump administration to conduct immigration enforcement raids at churches, ruling against religious groups who argue that it conflicts with their religious freedom.
Angel Studios’ “The King of Kings” roared into theaters over the weekend with a projected $19 million domestic debut, setting a new record for a biblical animated film and earning one of cinema’s rarest honors: an A+ CinemaScore.
The New York woman who punched a pro-life activist in the face during a street interview raised over $8,000 on GoFundMe to pay for legal fees before the crowdfunding platform took her campaign down for violating its terms of service.
Arkansas has passed a law prohibiting state officials from forcing faith-based adoption and foster care organizations to place children in homes that go against an agency's religious or moral beliefs.
As America navigates a rapidly changing spiritual landscape, one truth remains constant: the person of Jesus of Nazareth has an ageless attraction, even for those wary of religion itself.
President Donald Trump has issued a message celebrating Holy Week as the White House is slated to host several events to celebrate one of the most significant weeks of the year for Christians.
Twelve anti-Israel protesters have been charged with felony vandalism and conspiracy for occupying and damaging a Stanford University building last June. The demonstrators, aged between 19 and 32, barricaded themselves inside the university president’s office, causing significant destruction, prosecutors said.
More than 500 participants from over 100 organizations across 30 countries traveled to a Dallas suburb this week for the sold-out Missional AI 2025 summit held at One Community Church’s Plano campus.
Midshipmen at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy erupted in raucous applause last week when Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy called for a painting of Jesus to be brought up from the flood-prone basement where it was placed during the Biden administration.
Pastor Tony Suárez believes the American church is not dying but experiencing a multicultural spiritual revival, especially among young people and the Hispanic community, while also advocating for compassionate immigration reform rooted in truth, hope and unity.
