Ryan Foley
Ryan Foley joined The Christian Post in August 2020. He currently covers abortion, politics, education and U.S. news. He was a participant in the National Journalism Center's spring 2018 internship program and has previously written for the Media Research Center's NewsBusters blog and The Western Journal.
Foley graduated from Rhode Island College in 2017 with a B.A. in Political Science and currently resides in Arlington, Virginia.
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Pro-life activist sentenced under FACE Act vows to continue 'biblical obedience'
A pro-life activist was sentenced to 60 days in jail for blocking the entrance to an abortion clinic and plans to appeal the conviction, maintaining that he was committing an act of "biblical obedience."
ABC News accused of 'misinformation' for claiming kids won't be taken from parents under Walz-passed law
An exchange debating whether a Minnesota law allows the state to take trans-identified children away from parents who refuse to provide them with hormonal or surgical gender interventions is reigniting a conversation about media bias, with one advocacy group accusing ABC News of engaging in "misinformation."
IOC president plans to step down, won't seek reelection after Paris Games
International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach says he will not seek another term after over a decade in office.
Illinois law threatens religious employers' right to hire staff who share their beliefs, ADF warns
A new Illinois law will threaten religious employers' ability to hire employees that align with their deeply held beliefs as the state works to demonstrate its commitment to upholding a right to abortion, a prominent religious liberty law firm contends.
Cliques, exclusion top reasons Americans aren't getting more involved in their churches: survey
The existence of cliques is the most common reason why Americans don't want to get more involved in their churches and houses of worship, even though most don't report any negative experiences with their congregations, a new survey suggests.
5 things to know about Tim Walz's faith, church and the ELCA
With Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz becoming the Democratic vice presidential nominee, many are examining his background and faith more closely as he could arguably become the first Lutheran to hold a national executive office.
IHOP franchise to pay employee fired for not working Sundays
A franchise for the national breakfast restaurant chain IHOP will pay tens of thousands of dollars to a cook who filed a complaint after he was fired for refusing to work on Sundays so he could go to church.
Christian investors ask Costco, Walmart, major retailers not to sell abortion pill
Hundreds of Christian investors have signed onto letters sent to several of the largest retailers in the United States, urging them not to sell the chemical abortion drug mifepristone after the federal government loosened standards to allow the drug to be sold at retail pharmacies nationwide.
Pro Football Hall of Famer shares 'Gospel of salvation' during induction speech
Retired Denver Broncos linebacker Randy Gradishar dedicated his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame to Jesus Christ on Saturday, evangelizing to those in the audience by presenting the Gospel of salvation that was presented to him at age 22.
DUI, tampons in boys' bathrooms: 4 controversies to know involving Tim Walz
With Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz now under a national microscope as Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential running mate, several of the most controversial aspects of his past, both in and out of politics, are resurfacing. Here are five controversies involving Walz.