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Another week has come and gone as the second term of President Donald Trump approaches the six-month mark. The past week brought additional developments in the Trump administration’s investigations into high-profile universities as well as the passage of Trump’s signature domestic policy package into law. Here are four highlights from the past week.
More than 700 inmates and prison staff gathered last week at the John H. Lilley Correctional Center in Boley, Oklahoma, for an outreach event led by Victory Christian Center, one of Tulsa’s largest churches.
A tribunal in Melbourne, Australia, has ruled in favor of Canadian activist Chris “Billboard Chris” Elston, overturning a government order to remove one of his social media posts expressing his views on gender identity, under that country’s Online Safety Act. The decision marks a major legal victory for the social media platform X, which had also challenged the takedown order.
Baylor University in Waco, Texas, has received a $643,401 grant from a liberal foundation to foster inclusion among LGBTQ-identified individuals.
A former church pastor in Scotland has been convicted of sexually assaulting two women, including a parishioner he claimed was possessed by demons.
A Christian girl who managed to escape the home of a Muslim man who kidnapped her said he forcibly converted her to Islam and repeatedly sexually assaulted her as his “wife.”
A newly passed Texas law that requires the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms is facing a second interfaith legal challenge.
Patriotism in the United States has reached a record low, as fewer Americans than ever before consider themselves extremely or very proud of their country, with Democrats primarily responsible for this shift, according to a recent survey.
More than 12,000 students and adults are attending the Southern Baptist Convention-supported MFuge camps this summer at more than 20 different locations nationwide.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan on Thursday promoted a controversial display of more than 300 Progress Pride flags on an iconic street in the city that has prompted pushback from some Christians.
Eight newly installed Dead Sea Scrolls, including a rare manuscript outlining the beliefs and structure of the ancient Qumran sect, are now on display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California.
Like other holidays, July 4th has its own mythology and interesting facts surrounding it. Here are some random trivia.
The newly-opened Florida detention facility housing illegal immigrants known as “Alligator Alcatraz” has drawn both praise and protest.
Three leaders of the Linfen Covenant Home Church in China's Shanxi Province have been sentenced to prison on fraud charges in a closed-door proceeding.
Merit Street Media, the Texas media company founded by TV personality and psychologist Dr. Phil McGraw, has filed for bankruptcy amid an ongoing legal fight with Trinity Broadcasting Network.
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear appeals in two cases centered on whether male trans-identified athletes can participate in sports designated for females.
A group of Christians who have repented of homosexual or transgender behavior gathered at the California state Capitol in Sacramento last Thursday to speak out against cultural and government resistance toward those who desire to leave the LBGT lifestyle.
After spending over two decades as a professional psychic deeply entrenched in the New Age movement, Jenn Nizza experienced a dramatic spiritual transformation after crying out to Jesus.
In the last five days since the Israel-Iran conflict began, hurrying into bomb shelters and hearing the sounds of alarms and explosions has become a way of life for Eli Birnbaum in Tel Aviv, Israel.
