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Rights group ADF International has condemned Turkey’s rejection of a European Parliament resolution on the expulsion of foreign Christians, with critics calling the policy an “attack on Christians” and urging authorities to respect due process and religious freedom.
FBI Director Kash Patel defended himself against online backlash to footage showing him guzzling beer and celebrating with the U.S. men's hockey team in their locker room Sunday, following their last-minute gold medal victory against Canada at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics.
A federal judge ordered Maryland's largest school district to pay $1.5 million to parents who sued the school system after it took away parental notice and opt-outs for LGBT-themed storybooks, some of which promoted gender transitioning and pride parades to children as young as 4.
Political commentator Tucker Carlson and U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee recently sat down for a nearly three-hour discussion that grew heated at times as the two wrangled over Christian Zionism, the rights of modern Israel and how Christians are treated in the Holy Land.
A kindergarten substitute teacher who identified as a “trans wolf” and wore a collar and tail in class has been fired after parents raised concerns. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed the dismissal following complaints from military families.
Adrian Davis, a disgraced pastor from Huntsville, Alabama, who embezzled more than $400,000 from his church and splurged on cars and luxury items, has been sentenced to five years in prison.
An Iranian-born Christian woman who entered the United States as a young child says deportation proceedings against her could amount to a death sentence if she is forced to return to Iran. The case involves a decades old citizenship gap affecting some international adoptees who were raised in the U.S. yet never formally naturalized.
A federal appeals court will allow Louisiana to enforce a state law requiring public schools to display the Ten Commandments.
Days after heavy snow triggered a blast that destroyed the Abundant Life Fellowship church in Boonville, New York, Pastor Brandon Pitts has been released from the hospital.
A first-grade teacher in Nashville, Tennessee, claims that he was threatened with termination and reassigned to a new position after requesting religious accommodations to avoid reading books to children that promote same-sex marriage, which would have conflicted with his beliefs.
An Episcopal priest who was the former head of a foster care ministry in Kansas has pleaded guilty to being involved in a fraud that cost the nonprofit around $10 million.
A former worship pastor at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Kentucky died by suicide days after his arrest on multiple sexual abuse charges involving a minor, authorities said.
Events that happened this week in Christian history include the excommunication of Queen Elizabeth I, the first chartered Methodist church in the United States and the death of Amanda Smith.
The past week saw multiple developments from Washington, including the president's sweeping tariff policy being struck down by the nation's highest court.
Sunday marked the 295th birthday of George Washington, the first president of the United States. While endless volumes have been written about Washington since the 18th century, several interesting facts about the prominent man are lesser known. Here are seven interesting facts about George Washington.
Christian, Muslim and traditional leaders in Nigeria are banding together as part of a new interfaith effort to find solutions and demand protection from their government, as thousands of civilians are killed each year by communal clashes, banditry and terrorism that has displaced millions over the last decade-plus.
Grammy Award-winning Christian hip-hop artist, activist and CEO, Lecrae Moore, popularly known by his first name, is unapologetically free and he’s no longer worried about pleasing everyone in the room.
