Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Begins with Uncertainty as Inflation Rages in Blockaded Iran

Virginia’s former Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, who was a rising star in the Democratic party several years ago before his career was derailed by sexual assault allegations, fatally shot his wife before killing himself early Thursday, police said.

Severe flooding and multiple twisters have left a trail of destruction through America's heartland. The heavy rains trapped drivers in Wisconsin in waist-deep water last night, while devastating tornadoes destroyed homes and businesses.  

The White House took an opportunity on Tax Day to feature Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Small Business Administrator Kelly Loeffler at its briefing. Despite polls showing many Americans remain concerned about the economy, the Trump administration is touting the President's tax cuts, crediting them for larger tax refunds.

When Brittney Munoz walked into a Planned Parenthood clinic in Chicago last year, she said she had her mind made up.

Pro-life protester Mark Houck has won a seven-figure settlement in his legal battle with the federal government after the Biden Department of Justice arrested him at gunpoint in front of his terrified wife and children.

A historic Washington summit between Israel and Lebanon ended with a look toward more talks in the future and a sense that the two countries want to work together to disarm Hezbollah and make peace. Meanwhile, President Trump indicated that there may soon be a new round of talks with Iran.

A massive education shift is officially underway in Texas with school choice. Families in the Lone Star state can now use state-funded accounts to pay for private school tuition or other educational expenses. 

One of the major reasons for the creation of the European Union was to make Europeans wealthier. Along the way, however, something went seriously wrong. 

Allegations of sexual misconduct are forcing two members of Congress to resign.

A silent epidemic of shame. That's how one victim describes talking about issues like sexual trauma in the church.  Author Heather Lawless told CBN News about her past pain, and how she's helping other women speak up and heal. 

President Trump met with reporters Monday outside of the Oval Office to address several different topics, ranging from a controversial image he posted on Truth Social to his comments about the Pope and the conflict with Iran.

A Christian pastor in Britain has been facing an ongoing four-month criminal investigation for speaking out peacefully about his biblical faith in public. 

For the past few years, CBN News has been reporting about revivals taking place at college campuses, but now one at a local Texas church is getting attention. The spiritual outpouring at Waco's Mercy Culture Church comes after years of prayer.

International communities like Nigeria and Syria are experiencing seasons of bloodshed. Islamist militants are attacking churches, villages, and Christian neighborhoods while governments do little to stop them.

When Brittney Munoz walked into a Planned Parenthood clinic in Chicago last year, she said she had her mind made up.

Regent University in Virginia Beach hosted Turning Point USA Faith's "Make Heaven Crowded" Tour 2026 on Monday. The event continues the mission of the late Turning Point USA's founder, Charlie Kirk, who had a passion for young people to serve God and country.

One of the major reasons for the creation of the European Union was to make Europeans wealthier. Along the way, however, something went seriously wrong. 

Military leaders say the historic mission to rescue a downed U.S. airman in Iran was one of the most complicated ever carried out. CBN News spoke with two retired special operators who explained why no other military could have pulled it off.

After a historic 10-day mission, NASA's Artemis II crew splashed down off the California coast on Friday. The mission was marked by stunning views of planet Earth and powerful moments of faith.  

The way children learn in American public schools has changed a lot over the last 250 years. Methods practiced in today's classrooms are a far cry from those taught to our founders. However, that could be shifting as classical education makes a comeback.