Religious Groups Seek Exemption from NY Assisted Suicide Law that Could Mean Jail Time for Nuns

Sen. Lindsey Graham's sister Darline has announced she'll run for his U.S. Senate seat after his sudden passing on July 11. Darline Graham Nordone says she has an "inner peace" and a calling to continue her brother's work.

As Christian persecution rages, Joel Veldkamp, head of international communications at Christian Solidarity International, continues sounding the alarm on the dire state of affairs.

A TikTok creator from Birmingham, England who spent years defending Islam to more than 100,000 followers is speaking out about his decision to embrace Christianity — describing the theological doubts, death threats from former supporters and a series of vivid dreams involving Jesus.

Justin Bieber didn't use his brief moment on the world's biggest stage to sing one of his pop hits. He used it to worship.

Tropical Storm Bertha is strengthening as it heads for the U.S. Gulf Coast. It's expected to make landfall anywhere from Florida to Louisiana, with possible effects reaching as far west as Texas. Operation Blessing is already on the ground in Kerrville, TX, setting up a food truck to serve hot meals to families affected by recent flooding. 

A new report claims that Iran has moved nuclear bomb-making equipment underground as the renewed U.S. war with the regime continues for a tenth straight day. The Pentagon has identified the two U.S. soldiers killed by an Iranian missile last week.

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.

A top suspect in one of Minnesota's high-profile pandemic fraud cases has been tracked down to his hideout in Somalia. After four years, Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidleh was located with the help of multiple branches of law enforcement, and he has now been extradited to the U.S.

U.S. strikes on Iranian infrastructure and other sites ramped up over the weekend following an Iranian attack that killed American servicemen.

Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance have welcomed their fourth child. Their son Alec Neel Vance is the first child born to a sitting vice president in more than 150 years. 

When God whispers, it's so important to listen! A woman in Jacksonville, Florida, is crediting God and a movie for saving her life.

King Charles asked Labour Party leader Andy Burnham to form a new government today, making him Britain’s seventh prime minister in just a decade.   

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.

In a country plagued by violence, a remarkable transformation is taking place. Once mainly known for drugs and murder, one Colombian city is witnessing a revolution sparked by faith and fútbol. 

In rural Vermont, a conflict unfolding thousands of miles away has left its mark on a local storefront, exposing tensions over Israel, Gaza and the increasingly difficult question of where political criticism ends and antisemitism begins.