A United States senator from Texas wants federal prosecutors to investigate a proposed Muslim-led community development for possible religious discrimination against Christians and other faith groups.
West Virginia has enacted what is labeled a "Parents' Bill of Rights" amid concerns about parents' rights to direct their children's upbringing in other states.
A United States senator has introduced legislation to make the day after Easter a federal holiday so families can more easily celebrate the Christian holiday together. .
In the new documentary “Show Me Your Glory,” Eric and Kameron Swithin confront one of humanity’s oldest and most painful questions head-on: If God is good, why is there so much suffering in the world?
A New Mexico man has been charged in connection to arson attacks on a Tesla dealership and an office of the state chapter of the Republican Party.
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.
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self-identified Christian conservative — are throwing their support behind an effort to repeal what activists say is an outdated and unenforceable law prohibiting “homosexual conduct.”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.
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.
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.
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