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TikTok violated state laws by claiming its platform is safe for young people and sold minors’ personal identifying information without parental consent, according to lawsuits filed by a coalition of 14 attorneys general.
More than two years after he was charged with first-degree murder for allegedly fatally shooting his wife’s lover after discovering their affair, Matthew Dedmon, the former pastor of Heritage Baptist Church in Rogersville, Missouri, has been offered bail.
Democratic Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer raised eyebrows for a video that went viral on social media Thursday and appeared to show her offering a Dorito to a feminist podcaster as if it were the Eucharist.
Attorneys for a North Texas church could file a lawsuit after officials threatened to pull a license that would shut down the church following a dispute over its status as an early voting site.
Oppressive regimes like China and Iran are using artificial intelligence tools like facial recognition technology to “track" and "repress” Christians at a “level that wasn't available to them before,” the chair of the USCIRF has warned.
Two former employees of Alaska Airlines who were fired for questioning the company’s support of the Equality Act are appealing a decision that ruled against their claims of religious discrimination.
The European Centre for Law and Justice is hailing the lack of political support for a resolution to decriminalize and normalize prostitution.
Hurricane Milton has been confirmed to have caused 16 deaths in Florida, bringing significant destruction and severe challenges to the affected communities before barreling into the Atlantic Ocean Thursday. The storm, marked by its rapid intensification and extensive reach, has overwhelmed emergency services as 2.5 million customers remained without power, as of early Friday.
The Washington National Cathedral will hold a special prayer vigil on Election Day, with the hope that the service will help heal partisan divisions in the United States.
A fortress from the reign of the Egyptian pharaoh, popularly although not definitively associated with the book of Exodus when the Israelites were enslaved, has been discovered by archaeologists.
Christian schools plan to seek a Judicial Review over U.K. government plans to add Value Added Tax onto private school fees, which they say risks closing the schools.
A professional basketball player has converted to Catholicism at a ceremony in Rome held just two months after he retired from the NBA.
Vice President Kamala Harris’ husband, Doug Emhoff, retaliated against women who didn't respond to his flirting and hired an assistant widely considered unqualified for the job based on her looks, according to allegations in a 2019 lawsuit against his former law firm.
As many as 104 million people of faith, including 32 million self-identified Christians who regularly attend church, are unlikely to vote in the upcoming 2024 presidential election on Nov. 5 mainly due to lack of interest, research from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University shows.
Just seconds after pleading not guilty at a preliminary hearing to two counts of capturing an intimate representation without consent, Gabriel Mills, the recently fired guest experience pastor at the Kenosha campus of the multisite Journey Church, who allegedly sent himself nude photos of a female congregant from her husband's cell phone, was arrested again for a similar crime.
Scotland's deputy first minister has sought to reassure Christians that they have a role to play in helping the country address its challenges.
Samaritan's Purse CEO Franklin Graham told The Christian Post that God is faithful amid suffering and that Americans must rely on each other amid the recent storm devastation in the southeastern United States.
Expressing confidence that the movement against gender ideology is "winning" and "moving in the right direction," a group of stakeholders say they feel a cultural tide turning as more governments and medical experts begin to take caution rather than embrace "outdated" science on body disfiguring sex-change surgeries and prescribing hormone drugs to youth.
Ahead of his speech Saturday at the Fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization, Rick Warren, founder of Saddleback Church in California, warned believers must re-evangelize nominal Christians to fulfill the Great Commission, adding that some followers of Christ have traded "spiritual power for political influence."
