Millions Pour Into Iran Streets as Regime Nears Possible Tipping Point; Protesters Looking to Pahlavi

Seventy years ago, the violent deaths of five young missionaries in the jungles of Ecuador became a defining moment for modern missions. Their story of sacrifice, rather than ending a mission, ignited a global movement to bring the hope of Jesus Christ to the ends of the Earth. 

Protests grow across Minneapolis after an ICE agent shot and killed a protester Wednesday morning. Public schools cancelled classes for the day out of an abundance of caution, as state officials call for calm.

Americans should eat more whole foods and protein, fewer highly processed foods and less added sugar, according to the latest edition of federal nutrition advice released Wednesday by the Trump administration.  

Pastor Greg Laurie recently explained why he believes it’s essential for Christians to defend the Jewish people.

Actor and comedian Tim Allen says he is continuing to read the Bible, recently telling comedian Bill Maher he is now studying the portion of the New Testament written by the Apostle Paul.

Speaking on The 700 Club Wednesday, Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon said Israel hopes the Iranian people will become free of the regime in Tehran, but as arrests and deaths mount, he is concerned that the people are "paying a terrible price for their freedom." Danon also told Gordon Robertson that Israel is keeping close watch on the Tehran regime's nuclear moves and their ballistic missile production.

The Trump administration has issued a clear set of demands to Venezuela's new interim government: sever its economic ties with Russia, China, and Iran, and agree to work only with the U.S. on oil production.

While gym memberships and diet plans often top New Year's resolution lists, a growing number of Americans are choosing a more profound goal: reading the entire Bible in a year. 

WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. has seized two sanctioned oil tankers linked to Venezuela in back-to-back actions in the North Atlantic and the Caribbean, officials said Wednesday.

Growing unrest inside Iran is raising urgent questions about the regime's future and its impact on regional security. New developments highlight how internal pressure on Tehran is colliding with warnings from the U.S. and escalating tensions involving Israel. 

The United States will no longer allow its adversaries to use the Western Hemisphere as their base of operations. That's the Trump administration's message to the United Nations after the capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro.

City officials in Houston, Texas, will now allow a local minister to preach the Gospel at a local bus terminal after rescinding their ban on his ministry. 

At Arlington National Cemetery, the honor bestowed upon fallen heroes is carried out with solemn, military precision. Within that sacred protocol, chaplains serve a unique dual role: expressing a nation's formal gratitude while offering pastoral comfort to families in their deepest grief.

Doctors say next to smoking, maintaining an unhealthy weight is the top preventable cause of deadly diseases and health problems. That's why Jeff and Angela Jordan decided to do something about their weight. Here's how they dropped 150 pounds.

While gym memberships and diet plans often top New Year's resolution lists, a growing number of Americans are choosing a more profound goal: reading the entire Bible in a year. 

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth kicked off a nationwide campaign on Monday called the "Arsenal of Freedom" tour—his first stop: the shipyard in Newport News, Virginia.

Four years after Russia invaded Ukraine, the war continues with little to no progress in peace talks. As those enemies battle, a volunteer army of evangelical churches and thousands of Christian aid workers has assembled to join the nation's rebuilding and humanitarian response.

The journey of Kent Jones, learning how to speak using the Bible app after being diagnosed with nonverbal autism as a toddler, illustrates the vision of YouVersion: to transform lives one person at a time.

A profound spiritual transformation is unfolding in the Amazon. Evangelical Christianity is reshaping the region's spiritual fabric, leading to new converts and churches. CBN News traveled to Brazil's northwest Amazon region to witness it firsthand for this exclusive report.

Support is growing for a South Korean pastor whose imprisonment has raised renewed concerns about religious freedom in the country. His son spoke in Arizona at Turning Point USA's AMFEST, sharing his father's story with thousands of attendees. "Firstly, I would like to thank CBN News for covering my father's news when it was most needed," Chance Son told CBN News.