Trump Says Help 'On the Way' to Iran Protesters as Death Toll Climbs by Multiple Thousands

Now in its 17th day, the fight continues by millions of Iranians to overthrow the Islamic Republic of Iran. Protesters are calling out for the West to help, and especially, President Trump.

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two pivotal cases involving transgender athletes and school sports on Tuesday morning. One case centers on a West Virginia law forbidding males who identify as females from participating in girls' sports teams. The other looks at a similar ban in Idaho. 

A federal judge has ruled in favor of a Massachusetts dad seeking to opt his five-year-old son out of story books depicting LGBTQ relationships, which conflict with his Christian beliefs.

Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders' children uncovered a rare find while recently touring caves in Israel. 

More federal agents are headed to Minnesota, as protests following last week's deadly ICE shooting continue to grow. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says the additional agents are needed to ensure safety and order.

“I don’t know how you could hear my story and my testimony and not believe that there is a God.”

Best-selling Christian author Robert Wolgemuth has "departed from his earthly body and this broken world and entered into the glory of eternity with Christ," at the age of 77.  

After more than two weeks of nationwide protests, the future and fate of Iran hang in the balance. The streets have become killing fields, where opposition leaders claim Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has killed more people now than the terrorists in New York and Washington on 9/11. The opposition is now waiting to see how President Trump will react.

A-list actors Chris Pratt and Patricia Heaton are calling their followers to participate in a 21-day "Daniel Fast" prayer challenge, based on the Bible.

A U.S. federal appeals court has ruled that religious groups have a constitutional right to only hire employees who agree with their religious beliefs. The ruling applies to all employees, not just those who operate as ministers.

Congregants and leaders vowed to rebuild a historic Mississippi synagogue that was heavily damaged by fire, and an individual was taken into custody for what authorities are calling an act of arson.

A sign of how much British society is coming unglued is how many citizens see displaying the British flag as a bad thing. A BBC program host said recently, "You've got something called 'Operation Raise the Colours.' That sounds very military. That sounds very aggressive."  

After President Trump's pledge on Tuesday to send help to Iran, the world is watching to see how the White House will respond to the Iranian plea. Some now believe the death toll may be in the tens of thousands.

"This is an organization that believes in murdering Jews, destroying Israel, and destroying the United States of America," said Dr. Charles Asher Small, the founder and director of ISGAP. "This is their objective."

Now in its 17th day, the fight continues by millions of Iranians to overthrow the Islamic Republic of Iran. Protesters are calling out for the West to help, and especially, President Trump.

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.