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Bondi memo lays out directives to protect children from chemical, surgical mutilation

Attorney General Pam Bondi issued a memorandum earlier this week laying out several directives by which the U.S. Department of Justice aims to enact President Donald Trump's executive order protecting children from chemical castration and surgical mutilation.

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  FBI arrests judge, former Catholic Charities administrator, for helping illegal immigrant evade arrest

  The FBI arrested a Wisconsin judge and former Catholic Charities administrator on Friday for allegedly obstructing a criminal investigation and impeding the arrest of an accused illegal immigrant at her courthouse in Milwaukee earlier this month.

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  Texas hospitals spent millions to care for migrants illegally in the US

  Texas hospitals reportedly treated tens of thousands of patients who were in the United States unlawfully, resulting in over $121 million in healthcare costs.

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  Trump admin. seeks to improve American education through Artificial Intelligence

  President Donald Trump signed an Executive Order Wednesday to establish a comprehensive national framework to prepare American students for the workforce of the future and spur innovation in American Artificial Intelligence.

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  Success for Israel at ICC: Appeals court orders re-examination of Criminal Court’s jurisdiction

  In a rare victory for Israel in the international arena, the International Criminal Court’s Appeals Chamber unanimously ordered a lower chamber to re-examine Israel’s arguments disputing the court’s jurisdiction over the country.

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  Religious 'nones' outnumber Catholics, Protestants in Germany for first time: survey

  For the first time in modern German history, more Germans identify as religiously unaffiliated than as Roman Catholics or Protestants, according to a new survey published by the Weltanschauungen research group (Fowid) and reported by Evangelical Focus.

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  Christians launch Bible studies, aid ministry in South Sudan: 'Poverty not seen anywhere else'

  There are degrees of poverty. Crossing the border from Uganda to South Sudan reveals such a difference. In April, Texans on Mission created a nonprofit in South Sudan to address the extreme water needs.

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  Court sides with parents, says Scottish schools can't have all gender-neutral bathrooms

  Scottish schools have been ordered to provide gender-segregated toilets following a case brought by concerned parents against Scottish Borders Council (SBC).

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  Diocese of Buffalo agrees to pay $150M in settlement with sex abuse victims

  A Roman Catholic diocese in New York has reached a settlement to pay out $150 million to clergy sexual abuse victims, as the total money spent to compensate victims of sexual abuse committed by Catholic Church officials climbs into the billions. 

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  James River Church announces exit from Assemblies of God

  In a move that appeared to stun the national office Wednesday, Missouri's largest Assemblies of God congregation has ended its affiliation with the world's largest Pentecostal denomination.

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  US Navy SEAL denied religious exemption under Biden speaks at Bondi's 'anti-Christian bias' meeting

  U.S. Navy SEAL Phil Mendes featured as a witness during Attorney General Pam Bondi's first meeting of the Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias in the Federal Government earlier this week.

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  Killer of Australian missionary Graham Staines and his 2 sons freed from prison despite life sentence

  One of the Hindu extremists sentenced to life in prison for burning an Australian missionary and his two young sons to death in India 25 years ago was given a hero’s welcome after his release on April 16.

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  Richard Wilke, UMC bishop who created Disciple Bible Study series, dies at 94

  Richard Wilke, a bishop of The United Methodist Church who, along with his wife, helped develop the popular Disciple Bible Study series, has died at the age of 94.