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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to replace Facebook fact checkers with user-driven 'community notes'

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Tuesday that Facebook and Instagram will be doing away with their fact-checking algorithms in favor of user-driven "community notes" like those used on X, formerly known as Twitter.

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  Officer killed outside Church of the Highlands during fast

  Lt. Mark Alan Meadows, a beloved police officer in Irondale, Alabama, died tragically on Monday after he was struck by a motorist while directing traffic during Church of the Highlands’ fasting event called “21 Days of Prayer.”

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  Over half of Americans think Biden's presidency was ‘poor’ or ‘below average’: Gallup

  More than half of Americans believed that the administration of President Joe Bien will be remembered as “below average” or “poor,” according to a newly released Gallup poll.

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  Louie Giglio challenges ‘sin-fueled’ culture at Passion 2025: ‘The church exists for God, not for us’

  At Passion 2025, founder Louie Giglio urged students to reject the pervasive cultural narrative that elevates self above all else.

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  Portrait of 'last Christian emperor' found in Greece

  Conservation work by an archaeologist has revealed a previously unknown portrait of the last emperor of Byzantine, Constantine XI Palaiologos, dubbed the last Christian ruler of Constantinople.

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  Fundraisers bring in over $250K for families of Christian school shooting victims

  Several fundraisers that emerged to help the families of victims of a recent school shooting in Wisconsin that took the lives of a student and teacher and injured several others have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars in the three weeks following the tragedy. 

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  Georgia church donates $25K to erase over $5.7M in medical debt

  A church in Georgia has helped to eliminate more than $5.7 million in medical debt via donating approximately $25,000 as part of a Christmas charity project.

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  Pro-life activist arrested outside abortion clinic claims First Amendment violation

  A pro-life activist was detained by police outside of an abortion clinic in Ohio, with him claiming that the incident was a violation of his First Amendment rights.

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  Pioneering Christian monument aims to chronicle world's answered prayers with 'Eternal Wall'

  A groundbreaking Christian monument — the largest of its kind in the world — is one step closer to breaking ground in the United Kingdom.

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  Trump faces key decisions on Iranian nuclear program when he returns to office

  Recent advances in Iran’s nuclear program will present U.S. President-elect Donald Trump with a difficult decision when he returns to office on Jan. 20 — whether to proceed diplomatically to convince Iran to abandon the pursuit of nuclear weapons or whether to support a military strike on its nuclear facilities.

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  Texas Episcopal priest charged with stealing over $300K from church

  An Episcopal church priest has been charged with allegedly stealing more than $300,000 from a Texas church, with a court appearance for the accused clergyman still pending.

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  Jackie Hill Perry at Passion 2025: Why misplacing hope leads to idolatry

  Jackie Hill Perry warned thousands gathered at Passion 2025 of the dangers of refusing hope and why misplacing it leads to idolatry, emphasizing the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the ultimate foundation of hope.

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  Golden Globes host says no winners thanked God: 'No surprise in this godless town'

  The host of this year’s Golden Globe Awards highlighted how no acceptance speech given in the first half of the ceremony included a mention of God, which she considered “no surprise in this godless town.”