Netanyahu Praises ‘Excellent’ Trump Meeting as Iran Launches Surprise Attack on US Forces

A rare 2,500-year-old coin that originated in Cyprus was recently discovered on a beach in Ashdod, Israel. Avi Chaprak, Deputy Director of the Ashdod Beaches Department, usually helps swimmers find lost jewelry and other personal items. But this time, he discovered something far more unusual: a rare ancient coin that originated from Cyprus.

A computer error in New Jersey allowed hundreds of non-citizens to vote in elections there. Gov. Mikey Sherrill announced that a computer error added about 6,600 non-citizens to the voter rolls in 2023 and 2024.

Christians from around the globe will gather in the holy land this fall for the annual day of prayer for Jerusalem on October 4th, 2026.

After two weeks of attacks, the war with Iran paused over the weekend as President Trump makes room for more negotiations. In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is taking aim at New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani over rhetoric the prime minister claims is antisemitism.

Genevieve became a Category 5 hurricane early Monday, the first in the East Pacific region in two years, forecasters said. Farther out in the Pacific, Hurricane Fausto continued on a path in the direction of the Hawaiian Islands.

It's been just over a month since the June 24 earthquakes devastated Venezuela. The death toll is now above 5,500 as teams removing debris continue to find bodies. More than 23,000 people are living in temporary locations. CBN's Operation Blessing is on hand to help those who've lost their homes.

Author Todd Hampson is on a mission to help people understand the rapture, a biblical construct that often sparks a variety of reactions among Christians.

More than four decades ago, the late Dr. Pat Robertson introduced the Bible to Japan through CBN's Superbook, an animated Bible series originally created for Japanese children. 

Three thousand years ago in Samaria, a woman asked God for a son, and he answered her prayer. Today, on that same ground, people are still praying and getting answers.

Cliffe and Stuart Knechtle are on an apologetics mission to demolish doubt and help people better understand the Gospel.

U.S. CENTCOM announced on Thursday that forces struck Iranian targets for the thirteenth straight night as Israel braces for a possible counterattack from Tehran.

A Christian man from Minnesota was ordered to pay for his free speech rights — and now he’s suing.

India's government took a surprising blow this month when nationwide protests forced a high government official to resign. The success of that civil uprising is giving hope to others who are standing up to the government. That includes Christians, who are calling on lawmakers to drop measures that threaten freedom of religion.

After two weeks of attacks, the war with Iran paused over the weekend as President Trump makes room for more negotiations. In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is taking aim at New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani over rhetoric the prime minister claims is antisemitism.

Three thousand years ago in Samaria, a woman asked God for a son, and he answered her prayer. Today, on that same ground, people are still praying and getting answers.

A global prayer movement is crying out on behalf of Nigeria's Christians as the West African country has become the most violent spot in the world for Christians. In 2025 alone, more than 3,500 Christians were killed at the hands of Islamic militants. Reports indicate that the number could be as high as 7,000.

Religious groups that provide end-of-life care are suing the state of New York.  They say the state's new assisted suicide law violates their freedoms of religion and speech.  

Fifteen years ago, a young Ukrainian couple left everything behind to follow what they believed was God's calling to one of the most remote places on earth. They arrived with little more than faith, a dream, and no idea how profoundly their lives, and the lives of countless others, would be changed. 

Chances are, you or someone you know suffers from chronic pain.  That's the kind that persists for three months or longer. It's often treated with surgery, injections, and narcotics. However, psychiatrist Daniel Amen developed a program that could potentially minimize or even eliminate the need for those treatments.

A political earthquake threatens to reshape America. Muslim candidates are winning U.S. primary elections and political offices in record numbers. These victories have led to a concern among some Americans that growing Muslim political influence could lead to greater antisemitism and possibly shariah law in Islamic communities.