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More than 600 college students and student groups have been punished or investigated by school administrators for "constitutionally protected expression" in the last half a decade, according to a nonpartisan advocacy organization.
The past week saw President Donald Trump spending time in the Middle East as part of an effort to influence both domestic and foreign policy, while his administration took several actions to advance the priorities of the pro-life movement.
Hunter A. Wood II, whose father painted the Jesus painting at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy that has repeatedly made headlines, said he is honored by how the midshipmen there have supported the artwork.
As Kathryn Krick's platform expands, the Christian community remains divided; some view her as an anointed leader, while others see her as a controversial figure whose teachings warrant careful examination against biblical truth. Here are six things to know about her.
Abortion advocates are framing the case involving a pregnant woman in Georgia who was declared brain dead and has been kept on life support for three months as a knock on the state's abortion law, drawing a rebuttal from a leading pro-life atheist who believes critics are misreading the statute.
The new documentary "Live Not By Lies" is trying to warn Americans about the rise of "soft totalitarianism" and modern comforts being "the new gulag," according to bestselling conservative author Rod Dreher.
A week into his papacy, Pope Leo XIV has affirmed the Catholic Church’s teachings about the sanctity of human life and marriage as concerns persist that he will be a “woke” pontiff.
An Australian LGBT activist group has issued a travel warning for visitors to the United States, claiming that they could face potential difficulties if they identify as anything other than their actual sex.
The Reformed Episcopal Church stripped British-born cleric and former media personality Calvin Robinson of his temporary clerical license after just nine days, following a public complaint from an Anglican archbishop this week.
A Republican U.S. senator is accusing his Democratic colleagues of working to block the expedited confirmation of President Donald Trump's nominee to serve as U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See ahead of Pope Leo XIV's formal installation this weekend.
It has been said that a good laugh can completely change your day for the better. The Bible is filled with example after example of laughter being a vital and valuable gift from God.
An ex-porn star who made over 1,000 sexually explicit films felt as if he wanted to die before surrendering his life to God, which led him down the path toward healing.
U.S. President Donald Trump expressed optimism that a nuclear deal and “long-term peace” with Iran are within reach, shortly before Axios reported that Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, had presented the regime with an initial written proposal.
A Wisconsin mother in the United States illegally has been convicted of sex trafficking her 12-year-old daughter after accepting $250 from her boyfriend and arranging for the older man to sexually assault the girl last May, according to a criminal complaint.
Louisiana’s attorney general is investigating a second case involving New York Dr. Margaret Carpenter after she allegedly prescribed abortion-inducing drugs to a Shreveport woman who was 20 weeks pregnant.
The recent anti-Israel protests occurring throughout the United States are reminding one Holocaust survivor of the circumstances that forced him to conceal his Jewish identity by joining the Hitler Youth after his mother was sent to the Auschwitz death camp during World War II.
A Gold Star widow who has lost two husbands and overcome the weight of a secret she kept from them has launched a nationwide ministry that takes widows from "desperation to destiny" through a relationship with Jesus Christ.
Alumni of the Illinois-based Trinity Evangelical Divinity School say they are saddened but not necessarily surprised by the announcement earlier this month that the seminary will leave the Chicago area and move over 2,000 miles away to Western Canada amid years of declining enrollment and financial concerns.
Though he died in April 2011, the voice of Christian evangelist David Wilkerson still echoes loudly inside a well-kept neo-Federal style home at 416 Clinton Avenue in Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill Historic District.
