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.
More than 830 wildfires are burning across Canada, and the smoke is so bad is smothering parts of the northern U.S. now. And in Texas, a life-threatening weather event is unfolding.
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.
Dozens of inmates at a Florida jail are experiencing God's transformational power and starting new lives in Christ after a sheriff's office opened its doors to local churches.
A same-sex couple in Canada has filed a lawsuit against a surrogate mother who refused to abort the baby after doctors detected a cleft lip and a possible heart defect.
The American Center for Law and Justice is suing a Washington state school district, alleging that it forced a young girl to violate her conscience in school, leaving her in tears.
America's largest Presbyterian denomination, the Presbyterian Church USA (PCUSA), has overwhelmingly voted 441-30 to support access to trans surgeries, including for children.
Utah prosecutors spent the week outlining their case against Tyler Robinson, who is charged with murdering Charlie Kirk, during a preliminary hearing that featured text messages, witness testimony, and surveillance evidence.
The defendant in Charlie Kirk’s killing told his roommate “he wishes he hadn’t done it” the day after the conservative activist was shot in the neck while speaking to a crowd at Utah Valley University, according to a recording played in court Thursday.
A descendant of Muhammad who was an imam and evangelist for Islam went from attempting to commit suicide to finding new faith and hope in Jesus Christ.