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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.
An enormous explosion and subsequent fire at Iran’s Shahid Rajaei port killed at least 28 people and injured about 800 others on Saturday. The blast reportedly involved a chemical used in missile propellants that had been stored at the port.
Nine Christians were imprisoned in Inner Mongolia, an autonomous region located in the northern part of China, for distributing Bibles, with sentences ranging from one to nearly five years and fines as high as 1 million yuan ($137,000).
China has banned foreign missionaries from preaching and establishing religious organizations, justifying the move as necessary for national security.
Thirty-seven years ago, Christian evangelist Billy Graham traveled to China, his wife Ruth's birthplace, for the first time.
China abruptly closed its adoption program in 2024 leaving around 300 children to grow up in orphanages instead of with the families who have been preparing for their arrival.
The ghosts of Tiananmen are begging us to join the fight. They don’t need your tears — just your guts.
